New Hong Kong: Part Two, The Trigger
Picture: Sina Wittayawiroj Causeway Bay station. Two figures were marching side by side through the busy East Concourse, both in their early twenties. They were looking for a place to sit down and catch up. Faye, wearing a white T-shirt and pink knee-length skirt, was a fourth-year sociology student at the University of Hong Kong… Continue reading New Hong Kong: Part Two, The Trigger
New Hong Kong: Part One, The Resentment / Third Trip
Last night, Chang had a dream. Carrie Lam was giving a speech of resignation at the Legislative Council attended by a huge crowd of protesters and big-time democracy activists. In her speech, Lam was apologizing for police brutality during the protests and assured an independent commission of inquiry would be established to investigate the matter.… Continue reading New Hong Kong: Part One, The Resentment / Third Trip
New Hong Kong: Part One, The Resentment / Second Trip
The next day, Chang left office a bit past six o’clock as usually. He marched to the train station with his gaze fixated on the sidewalk. A zombie-like yet oddly determined gait. He entered the car and landed heavily on an empty seat close to the doors. Other passengers were preoccupied with their smart phones,… Continue reading New Hong Kong: Part One, The Resentment / Second Trip
Oh My Gosh the Cake Shrinks! 