Paul appreciates most
手足 Sau Zuk (“Hands and Feet”)
Protestors refer 2 each other as “hands + feet.”
Term conveys idea of unity:
when hands + feet
of protestor are injured,
other protestors
feel his or her pain.
Glossary
time.com/5668286/hong-k…
“I dreamed I threw
petrol bomb last night,”
a protestor might say;
except he wasn’t actually
dreaming.
Many use word
2 avoid directly stating
they were involved
in unlawful activity.
Democracy.
Where's Carrie?
😏
Similar 2 “dreaming,”
term “shopping”
(literally 2 stroll around,
or walk streets)
is used euphemistically
s mean 1 was out at protest.
W clashes btw police + protestors
often occurring in busy retail districts,
home 2 glitzy malls,
“shopping” irony
When Hong Kong’s
front line protestors shout
“It’s raining!”
it’s a shorthand way of saying
“Everyone open your umbrellas,”
often because police
R about to use pepper spray.
After train services end,
chat groups on encrypted msg app
Telegram😱
start buzzing w info about
“school pick-up” services.
Supporters of protestors
who have cars
or “school buses”
let protesters know where 2 meet them.
2 “use magic”
means 2 start fires.
Sadly, it’s a term
that has gained traction
in recent wks
as hardline protestors
set barricades +
other objects ablaze.
Bad. Never fire.
That would B Ivankar's move.
Eew. Ichhh. Poo-poo.