Written By Jane Chan
When someone asks where we’re from, many will take a second to decide between China and Hong Kong, and decide on the latter. We feel shame for China and what it seems to stand for: exploitation, censorship, authoritarianism.
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With the housing crisis sprawling across Hong Kong, more than 3.3 million people are living in cramped public housing with only 100 to 300 square feet of space. For those who cannot afford a public unit, their only remaining option is to rent illegal subdivided housing.
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50 years ago, President Nixon stepped into China, breaking 25 years of mutual hostility. The prevailing hope was that the country, hosting a considerable portion of the world’s population, would develop into a benevolent, freedom-loving partner in lasting peace and prosperity. 50 years later, these hopes seemed to be rooted in naivety, as China’s authoritarianism begs to differ.
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If our societies continue to waste the way they do, we risk a future of uncertainty, conflict, and violence.
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