HONG KONG (AFP) - For mainlanders in Hong Kong, the city's protests pose a complicated challenge, with even some who backed the demonstrations now wary of a movement that has become vocally and sometimes even violently anti-China.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
HONG KONG - For mainlanders in Hong Kong, the city's protests pose a complicated challenge, with even some who backed the demonstrations now wary of a movement that has become vocally and sometimes even violently anti-China.
She works part-time as both a university research assistant and in insurance sales. Business has plunged up to 80 per cent in recent months, she says, with demonstrations paralysing commerce in parts of the city. 'STOP HURTING PEOPLE' "I still support their rights to express themselves and protest," MsWang said."But I hope some normal life can be restored soon and they can stop hurting people and damaging shops."
Earlier this month, scores of mainland students left Hong Kong after multiple campuses became battlegrounds between police and protesters.
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