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Hong Kong is a unique place. Who would have thought, a little fishing village could transform into a financial hub in the region? Its unique history (being British colony for over a century), its geographic location, its people and many other things made this magic happen.

Hong Kong, is a wonderful land with amazing people who came from different background. Whoever shares the same values of Hong Kongese and treat this land their home, no matter what colour and race, are Hong Kongeses’ brothers and sisters – the true Hong Kongers.

Hong Kong is so beautiful to me, not just because of the neon lights that lit up the sky at night. I want to reveal to the world what are actually going on in Hong Kong, with an aim to preserve the beauty of this land. Hong Kong needs international support.

Hong Kong may be small, but Hong Kongers are not!

Hong Kong must be free, free from a totalitarian dictatorship (PRC)! We are peaceful, but we will fight the invaders and protect our home, our land and our loved ones.

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  1. Again,not trolling but I would look into what really happened at Tibet before making such claims. I would start off by investigating the Dalai Lama. What ties did he have and for what purpose? When investigating something, always follow the money trail. Once you’ve done that zoom back out to the big picture and you’ll find your answer.

    You are on the path of enlightenment and I wish you all the best with it.

    • Thanks for your note.
      My point about “another Tibet” is that you see ordinary citizens in Tibet went to the extreme route of self-immolation because their land is taken away, and their culture being erased… They are forced to speak a language they did not speak and forced to recognised a government which invaded their land by violence – the worst thing is, these people don’t have any support from anywhere in the world… What human being would commit suicide to make a statement? I can’t think of a more logical reason…
      Politicians are not saints and some of them are worse than others. However, the awareness of the people and their involvements will prevail – governments, politicians, parties and even dictators will eventually face the people. The key is to wake more people up.
      Please search for Call for Arms by Lu Xun (吶喊 – 作者:魯遜), below is from the preface:
      “Imagine an irno house without windows, absolutely indestructible, with many people fast asleep inside who will soon die of suffocation. But you know since they will die in their sleep, they will not feel the pain of death. Now if you cry aloud to wake a few of the lighter sleepers, making those unfortunate few suffer the agony of irrevocable death, do you think you are doing them a good turn?
      “But if a few awake, you can’t say there is no hope of destroying the iron house.”

  2. This blog is wonderfully written. I support you 100% as I am a Hong Konger myself and through my first visit to Hong Kong in decades, I was appalled to see Mainlander influence everywhere. Please keep me posted on news in Hong Kong as the only access I have to information in Hong Kong is through AppleDaily.

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