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Editor @asiancha @vvpoetryhk @hongkongstudies . Junior Fellow @ HK Academy of the Humanities. Resident @uiiwp Fall 2023. Married to @ofarry . Email t @asiancha .com

Hong Kong and Paris

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I'm in Germany now for a six-month residency & I'm interested in going to academic/literary events and visiting other universities in the wider region. Invitations relating to my academic/creative work are very welcome. My third poetry collection will be published in May as well.

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When Wittgenstein submitted an essay for his BA degree at Cambridge, he did not include a preface and notes indicating the sources that he had used. When asked to supply these, he wrote this letter to G.E. Moore. (Wittgenstein in Cambridge: Letters and Documents 1911-1951, 76.)

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Source: Telegram Pictures taken in London.

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Hong Kong in the 1950s and 1960s, by Fan Ho 何藩.

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One year.

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PEN Hong Kong ( @hongkongpen )'s comment on Hong Kong university lecturer Shiu Ka-chun who has been relieved of his teaching duties. Shiu was involved in the Umbrella Movement and was jailed for nearly half a year.

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PEN Hong Kong is concerned to learn that Shiu Ka-chun, who was jailed for almost six months for his involvement in the Umbrella Movement in 2014, has been relieved of his teaching duties at Hong Kong Baptist University. 1/

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'Then, in 1939, something close to a miracle happened: The Philippines opened its doors to the Jews. Filipinos welcomed the refugees with open arms and, when World War II reached Philippine shores, they protected them.'

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Holocaust Survivors Reveal How Filipinos Protected Them When Everyone Else Wouldn’t

A compelling new documentary shines a light on the Philippines’ biggest moral victory in World War II.

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Have we forgotten?

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Day to night. Parents and supporters have gathered outside PolyU. Annie Zhang, who posted these pics on FB, wrote that the parents want to be close to their children inside PolyU. At 6, there were over 200 people sitting in. Number is increasing. More:

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Please STOP saying *something something* in Hong Kong is dead. We are here. We are living.

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World, this is Hong Kong today

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Verbatim HKG 🇭🇰🇺🇦

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Police harass & threaten 13 yo journalist from Student Depth Media to "go back home & die!" 1700 |Tsim Sha Tsui Harbour City Riot police also mocked his height by gesturing how short he is. He was arrested & taken into a police van

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Please don't. 'UK universities are testing a new online teaching link for students in China—which will require course materials to comply with Chinese restrictions on the internet... [I]t means students can only reach material on an "allowed" list.'

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UK universities comply with China's internet restrictions

But universities reject that tests on online learning in China are accepting "censorship".

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CONGRATULATIONS! Eric Yip, from Hong Kong, won the National Poetry Competition (£5,000) for his poem "Fricatives", which "plays with ideas about language to also comment on colonialism, race, migration, belonging & the guilt of leaving one’s home behind."

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National Poetry Competition has its youngest ever winner

At 19, Eric Yip scoops the £5,000 prize for his personal and political work, Fricatives. Read his ‘immensely ambitious and beautifully achieved poem’ here

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心照。

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Why so many Hongkongers are depressed. Watch this.

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😅🤣 I was born, educated and raised in Hong Kong, and I have no problem AT ALL about @HongKongHermit calling himself "Hong Kong Hermit". What exactly is your problem?

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This is hilarious, pathetic and part of a broader pattern. @HongKongHermit , one of the bigger anti-China accounts sometimes quoted in western media, likes to refer to himself as a “Hong Konger” when he’s actually a British transplant who attempts to conceal his real identity.

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😂😍 Internet meme got an unexpected makeover. (Source: Tik Ka from East )

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Hong Kong education: Brainwash our children.

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The Tiananmen memorial inscription "冷血屠城烈士英魂不朽，誓殲豺狼民主星火不滅" (“Souls of martyrs shall forever linger despite the brutal massacre; Spark of democracy shall forever glow for the demise of evils.”) on the Swire Bridge at HKU. It was covered up in January 2022.

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Friday 16 June 2019. 痛心疾首: how do you translate that level of heartshatteredness and acute pain and utter disappointment into English? What a devastatingly elegant four-character phrase in Chinese. Used only sparingly. Used only when it is so.

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from "APOLITICAL INTELLECTUALS" by Otto René Castillo One day the apolitical intellectuals of our land will be interrogated by the poorest of people. They will be asked what they did while their community was extinguished, like a sweet fire, small and alone.

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Hong Kong has become unlivable, inhospitable, extremely difficult. Things go on in this little city, yes. And to many, "life as usual". But the city is shrinking, getting more constricted, soon there’ll be little of it left.

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The mournful acceptance on her face reflected in the shop window—she's real & unreal, there & not there, placed & placeless—mirrors her dual existence: a young Hong Kong woman and a defiant protester. Both of these identities open up possibilities beyond the surface: a new world.

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On Sunday 9 June 2019, hundreds of thousands of people filled the streets of Hong Kong against the government’s extradition bill, and everything changed. Pictures by journalist @ofarry .

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Closing end of this month.

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"高" and "道" erased from "高士威道" (Causeway Road) so only the characters "士威", which sounds like "示威", meaning "protest", remain. This shows the linguistic creativity and resilience of HKers, who will express what they want to express, no matter what. Photo: Rachel Wong

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Love the punning in ''相約勿當奴". "麥當勞" is McDonald's in Cantonese. "勿當奴", on this poster, while sounds the same as "麥當勞", has two different characters: "勿" (meaning: don't) and "奴" (meaning: slave). That is, "Don't be slaves." Meet up, don't be slaves.

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'In the early 1990s, Xu began to develop a system for writing English called “square word calligraphy,” which organizes the letters of each English word into structures that resemble Chinese characters.'

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😂😂😂😂😂 'To make strong movies, the document claims, the number one priority is to “thoroughly study and implement Xi Jinping Thought.”

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China Issues Guidelines on Developing a Sci-Fi Film Sector

Chinese film authorities have issued a new document outlining policy measures to boost the country’s production of sci-fi movies.

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Disclaimer: Random image showed up on my Facebook feed.

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Today's Apple Daily is pages of Lennon Walls.

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China today is one of the worst totalitarian regimes in the world. I sometimes seriously question the conscience of those who study its culture and literature from centuries ago and do not have a word to say about its current state.

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I think this is a great cover. I would like to know who came up with this idea and who realised it.

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“In January 1988, a conference of Nobel Prize-winners in Paris considered the great issues facing the world in the 21st century. One of their conclusions was: ‘If mankind is to survive, it must go back 25 centuries in time to tap the wisdom of Confucius.’” —Andrew Taylor

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We've upgraded @asiancha 's main site so it's faster than before;& 𝐻𝑜𝑛𝑔 𝐾𝑜𝑛𝑔 𝑃𝑟𝑜𝑡𝑒𝑠𝑡𝑖𝑛𝑔 has been renewed for another year.Always accepting submissions. A number of new pieces will be added to the journal's websites.

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Anthony Bourdain's opening monologue from Parts Unknown: Hong Kong (2018). #Bourdain We miss you. 'The Star Ferry to Kowloon at night. Lights of Hong Kong behind me. It’s a gift. A dream. A curse. The best thing. The happiest thing. Yet also the loneliest thing in the world.'

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Powerful image from today, courtesy of Wilson Leung, who wrote: 'I am honoured to help carry this banner today. It says "痛心疾首", translated loosely as "with bitter sadness". In remembrance of all the people who have sacrificed themselves for our freedoms.' Photo: 盧翊銘/hk01

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Agnes Chow ( @chowtingagnes ) is included on the BBC's list of 100 women of 2020.

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What about the identity of the ethnic Mongolians? '[...] government documents cited by analysts also referred to president Xi Jinping’s push for shared language as part of a common identity.'

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'Originally titled A Story of Food, In the Mood for Love began life as a series of vignettes related to eating in HK... throughout development, [Wong] kept obsessing over one story of a man & woman’s serendipitous encounters at... a dai pai dong 大排檔.'

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‘In the Mood for Love’ was supposed to be a movie about food

Wong Kar-wai’s masterpiece is widely seen as a story of unrequited love, but when he first conceived of it more than 20 years ago, it was an ode to Hong Kong’s diner culture.

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IMPORTANT: The Institute of East Asian Studies at UC Berkeley are making their out-of-print books online FOR FREE:

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Hong Kong dogs

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Can we stop time

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Seriously?? @ElectricLit , please fact check articles before publishing. This is quite ridiculous: 'Hong Kong, with a population double L.A.’s and a millions-strong diaspora, is yet to produce stories of its own that enter the global consciousness.'

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Where Is Hong Kong Literature When We Need It Most? - Electric Literature

Books about Hong Kong are almost never written by people who were born and raised there—and in a time of upheaval, our perspective is necessary

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Hongkongers, I love you. 香港人，我愛你。 /// “The message to listeners is that despite the unhappiness and uncertainty of our time, Hong Kong people will not surrender,” the composer tells TIME. ///

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I am saddened by this tweet. @deschutterbart , maybe *you* can do anything you want to do, go anywhere you want to go, and say anything you want to say. That's really good for you. Many people in Hong Kong can't.

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Matt Loughrey's emails to Jean-Sien Kin, who worked two years ago on the catalogue for the 40th Anniversary of the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, are quite something. For example: 'If you don't like it you don't need to waste your time telling me with an essay.' cc. @VICE

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Thank you so much, @globaltimesnews , for spreading the word about DO NOT SPLIT, a film about the Hong Kong protests. The Oscar-nominated film DO NOT SPLIT can be watched here for free:

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#Oscar -nominated film Do Not Split, which recorded violence in Hong Kong, should not win as it lacks artistry but is full of biased political stances. Otherwise, it will hurt Chinese audiences’ feelings and may face a heavy loss in the Chinese film market.

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'If there is a hard, high wall and an egg that breaks against it, no matter how right the wall or how wrong the egg, I will stand on the side of the egg. Why? Because each of us is an egg, a unique soul enclosed in a fragile egg.' --Haruki Murakami

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The Southeast Asia Research and Cultural Heritage Center has started a petition calling for the removal of the @VICE article and Matt Loughrey to apologise & stop using photographs of Cambodian genocide victims for his 'experimentation and entertainment'.

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Update 4/22: VICE has issued written apologies to several community members.

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Another reply by Matt Loughrey to a query (from someone who appears to be of Cambodian ancestry), posted by the person in question in a comment on filmmaker Rithy Panh’s Facebook page. He doesn’t take too criticism very well.

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How many of you here far prefer Twitter over Facebook? I deactivated my personal Facebook account as it didn't make me feel comfortable to use for a number of reasons.

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I was sent this.

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串 is doubly Chinese.

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It'd be good if university heads in HK made statements about how the English version of the NSL, in which 'universities' is explicitly mentioned (and absent in the Chinese version, which is supposedly the more authoritative one), impact on their staff's research and teaching.

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/// As a writer, Vuong believes speaking Vietnamese gives him an advantage. It’s a tonal language, which requires the listener to pay attention. He gives an example: má, mả, ma. In Vietnamese, they mean wildly different things: mother, grave, ghost. ///

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In 2020, I wrote: "I can’t help but think that HK people are now perpetually in a state of emotional exhaustion.There's a heavy & frustrating feeling in the city. As I write this,there's an ominous air because of the impending National Security Law." More:

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Hong Kong has experienced almost a year of political and social turmoil, with the aftershocks of last year’s protests continuing to be felt, and many of their grievances unaddressed.

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A friend told me he reads the dollar signs embedded in the Chinese characters: the high price of FREEDOM. (Pictures from Sampson Wong’s IG.)

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Police arrested a 39 y/o man for allegedly tagging over 130 locations with graffiti of the word 自由 - FREEDOM - from January to February. The graffiti was tagged on public and private premises; those on distribution boxes in ShamShuiPo are now covered with blank sheets of paper.

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"HK's activists and artists reflect on the past year of protest", featuring @joshuawongcf (the activist), @ClaudiaMCMo (the politician), @myetcetera (the poet), @badiucao (the artist), @antd (the author), & Jane Poon (the Hongkonger abroad). @ABCaustralia

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'Surrender is not an option': Why the Hong Kong protests continue, one year on

The pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong dominated international headlines in 2019. One year on, the ABC asked activists, artists and writers to reflect on the continuing tumult.

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I really think @BoJackHorseman is one of the best shows today.

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不解釋系列。 @Badiucao

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It is said that students and protestors at PolyU are now posting their last words on social media because they expect to die tonight. This is heartbreaking.

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Hong Kong designers designing anti-extradition artwork. More:

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Tommy Fung's "My Surreal Life in Hong Kong". More:

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I wrote this letter from HK for @IndexCensorship , ahead of the passing of the NSL. 'Whatever confidence [people] might have had in the city’s democratic future has been crushed. Like a skull being smashed against the wall by the Chinese Communist Party.'

A personal letter from Hong Kong - Index on Censorship

A writer from Hong Kong shares her fears about the new security law and explains why people around the world all need to be worried

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Many don't need to 'imagine' it. Many in Hong Kong experience it.

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Do you love rice noodles? If yes, @netflix 's 𝑀𝑦 𝑊𝑖𝑔𝑔𝑙𝑦 𝐹𝑟𝑖𝑒𝑛𝑑 我粉你, a five-part series, is for you.

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'First grade primary school students resume classes in Hangzhou, China. It is interesting to observe that all of them are wearing specially-designed hats, which help them to keep the 1-2 meters social distance.' Source:

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8 October 2010— The Nobel Peace Prize 2010 was awarded to Liu Xiaobo 'for his long and non-violent struggle for fundamental human rights in China'.

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Fun Chinese—the 'heart' edition. (via. All Things Bright and Beautiful: )

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This is one of my Christmas presents, reflecting my (misguided!) "lifestyle". 😳🥺😂🥰

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Good morning. Wednesday 26 April 2023, 6:34 am

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I was supposed to go last year but I was hospitalised the day before my scheduled flight to the States. It would take nearly six months to identify my condition, for which I am receiving treatment. Looking forward to this year’s programme.

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Shameful, Mingpao. How could you?

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Today last year (15 June 2019), a protester named Marco Leung protesting Hong Kong’s extradition law bill died after he fell from a building in Admiralty. "Falling Man" (pictured) is artist @badiucao 's artwork in response to the protester's death.

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The management of a private housing estate in Hong Kong have told a household to remove the iconic posters with words 我要真普選 (I want universal suffrage) on them. These posters have been there since 2014 during the Umbrella Movement.

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HONG KONG--G.U.B. Bike Studio is giving all its bike helmets for free to protesters, asking them to be careful on the front line. When offered money, they refused to accept it, saying, 'We do what we can.'

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The poet says, "These people, if they had lived thirty years in Hong Kong, would still not have lived in Hong Kong."

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Yesterday when I was walking on the street, the heat was oppressive (I hate hot summers); I sweated a lot. I was wearing a mask & It wasn't comfortable. I wanted to cry. Looking around, everyone was masked. How could I not do the same? It takes a city of people to protect a city.

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Really don’t understand why people fight over wearing masks. Everyone wore a mask on my subway ride today in Hong Kong. As did 90%+ of pedestrians. HK is 30C/86F, 84% humidity. There are 8 million residents, about the same as NYC. So far 1162 confirmed cases and 5 deaths.

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'The head of the Chinese University of HK, under intense student pressure, has agreed to condemn police for “any proven case” of brutality, and will also urge the city’s leader to launch an investigation into the treatment of about 20 arrested students.'

Chinese University head will slam Hong Kong police for ‘proven’ brutality

Open letter by vice-chancellor Rocky Tuan comes after emotional dialogue sessions with students who accuse police of misconduct following arrests.

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Because we cannot forget, and because we can still openly remember it. Remember it in your own way. If possible, make a small gesture—insignificant, perhaps—but we collectively say: this is our right to remember, and shame on the Chinese government for its denial. #六四29周年

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If I were one of the last diners in a cha chaan teng in the evening I’d hurry the fxxx up & finish my food so the staff can finish their work & go home. Such ludicrous, non-Hong Kong, & irresponsible behaviour. That this scene is considered worthy to be singled out is laughable.

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If only we were Nicole Kidman dancing at a noodle bar right now 😮‍💨 #Expats now streaming on Prime Video

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Is it still possible to live in Hong Kong with dignity, integrity, a clear sense of right and wrong, and grit, without feeling constantly there’s a hand on your throat?

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Anthony Bourdain's opening monologue from Parts Unknown: Hong Kong (2018). #Bourdain , we miss you. "The Star Ferry to Kowloon at night. Lights of Hong Kong behind me. It’s a gift. A dream. A curse. The best thing. The happiest thing. Yet also the loneliest thing in the world."

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One of the most memorable experiences I have had while marching this summer is that ANYONE can shout 'Hongkongers 香港人!' and the crowd nearby would respond 'Add Oil 加油!'. 1/

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'Nobel Laureate Svetlana Alexievich is opening a new publishing house exclusively dedicated to printing female authors. [...] Alexievich said that she hopes this will address the disproportionate ratio of published works by male to female writers.'

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Today's Apple Daily

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When the iconic building of the Bank of China was being built in Hong Kong, in the 1980s.

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Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts in Cambodia has issued a letter demanding @VICE to remove the images and 'urge researchers, artists and public not to manipulate any historical source' so as to respect the victims.

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One of these items is a piece of paper or a sticker with two Chinese characters: 良知, which means, in English, 'conscience'.

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𝐴 𝐶𝑒𝑛𝑡𝑢𝑟𝑦 𝑜𝑓 𝑀𝑜𝑑𝑒𝑟𝑛 𝐶ℎ𝑖𝑛𝑒𝑠𝑒 𝑃𝑜𝑒𝑡𝑟𝑦, the most comprehensive collection of modern Chinese poetry in English translation is forthcoming in May. This volume brings together modern poetry from the Chinese-speaking world dating from the 1910s to the 2010s.

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Academics from around the world, I have a question for you. If you are not already working in Hong Kong, do you think you would like to come and work in my city,in light of the National Security Law?

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Hello. Is this an image of the Hong Kong protests in @netflix 's #threebodyproblem

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想點? 😂😂😂😂

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Very excited to be teaching the new course Hong Kong Literature in the second semester of the next academic year. The course will be divided into three modules, focusing on "Poetic Representations of Hong Kong", "Fictionalising Hong Kong" and "Hong Kong Documented in the Essay".

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I like the story behind this photo "Girls in the Windows". A brownstone was to be demolished; photographer Ormond Gigli negotiated with the demolition man to remove the window frames & have a woman stand in each. The man responded, "Yes, but you have to put my wife in the shot!"

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