The influence of “postcolonial” psychological structure on social collective cognition and value judgment enjoys great endurance. Before the return of Hong Kong, the British Hong Kong government established a social and psychological structure based on prejudice cognition in Hong Kong. After the return of Hong Kong, due to the intervention of Western forces and the long-term misleading of the opposition, Hong Kong has been alienated from the mainstream ideology of the country and Chinese culture in terms of culture and education, and there are many obstacles for Hong Kong people to understand and integrate into China's mainland. From the perspective of post-colonialism and social psychology, Hong Kong society needs to formulate corresponding strategies for education, culture and people's livelihood protection, and break through the “postcolonial” psycho-symptomatic structure based on cultural prejudice, political and ideological prejudice and identity prejudice at the level of collective psychological cognition.
YANG Hanxu, CHANG Le.
Postcolonial Cognitive Prejudice and Hong Kong People's National Identity Construction. Jinan Journal. 2022, 44(5): 1-9 https://doi.org/10.11778/j.jnxb.20212839