What do you fear most? And what drives you to persevere?
1/ In response to public outcry, authoritarian regimes often use force and fear. Resistance has a price; most of the time, this is a long war that makes breeds frustration.
1/ In response to public outcry, authoritarian regimes often use force and fear. Resistance has a price; most of the time, this is a long war that makes breeds frustration.
2/ When injustice prevails, hopelessness persists, and people turn apathetic, that is what I fear most. But I have trust and confidence in HKers creativity and resolve. Over past 9 months, the movement has unfolded its endless alternatives, forged by ordinary people.
3/ All of them are beyond my imagination. The people, our children, and our city’s future are the reasons I choose to continue fighting.
4/ *Standing with Hong Kong: An Interview with Joshua Wong, authors of #UnfreeSpeech, discuss free speech in Hong Kong, coronavirus, and the role of literature in campaigning for global democracy: pentransmissions.com/2020/03/31/sta…
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