Posts tagged violence

Gina | Australian artist: “Hongkongers’ teamwork and care for each other will make you love them more and more.”

I fell in love with Hong Kong one New Year trip many years ago. Because of my fond memories of Hong Kong, it has been incredibly difficult to watch how violence is currently unfolding. Despite the chaos, there have been many incredibly heartwarming moments that were captured on screen—I am glad that this “Hong Kong spirit” is still alive.

Politics, Culture, OverseasWe Are HKers3 March 2020hongkonger, love, teamwork, care, spirit, Australia, Australian, protest, protests, violence, overseasComment

【SHARED】Wang Hao Yu | Taiwanese journalist reporting in Hong Kong - "They are not a bunch of numbers. Each and every one of them is a person, very much alive."

During the Sunflower Movement* in Taiwan, we didn’t agree with the illegal tactics the student protestors used, until we somewhat understood what civil disobedience is. Since then, we have found their persistence in protesting at all costs really admirable.

Politics, Personal, OverseasWe Are HKers1 December 2019wang hao yu, kc, taiwan, taiwanese, journalist, numbers, alive, protest, protests, protester, sunflower movement, MTR, violence, democracy, overseasComment