Dear Twitter people, 

I am at a crossroad, the current operation model of how this platform works cannot be sustained indefinitely, not without additional financial backing or some way to monetize future content. I am honored to have been one of the many who were able to document events as they occurred on the ground, but also speak out on behalf of my home. However, much of the attention and interest the wider world has had for Hong Kong has moved on since 2019.

Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to visit a local master paper craftsman Kenneth Mo at his store in Yuen Long ahead of Mid-Autumn Festival next week.

A thread. In an interview, Kenneth told us that his journey with traditional papercrafts began as a teen when he was 14 and gradually went from a hobby to a profession, opening up his first store in 1997 and how the industry has changed in that time.

When I was a young boy. My father took me into the city

Protestors have once again taken to the streets in Central, temporarily paralyzing road traffic as they begin their march in defiance of a ban issued by the police. Earlier: Chater Garden, onlookers on a bus heading home as the anti-riot police cordon off the area. Today marks the 1yr anniversary of the day where a million took to the streets in protest of the #AntiExtraditionBill that would later be also known as the #HongKongProtests.