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I am glad that the author is talking about all the political and historical root causes of the Hong Kong autonomy (or the lack of it) issues at p. 296-289.

I am glad that the author is talking about all the political and historical root causes of the Hong Kong autonomy (or the lack of it) issues at p. 296-289.

Moments of darkness.

State violence against street violence

I can't read the later few chapters because it's too painful.

385 seats, control over 17 district councils out of 18.

The author highlighted how the candidates wore the sashes--like contestants did in a beauty pageant! LOL

Chapter 19: The Silent Majority (p. 264-274)

When the pan-democrat camp won most of the seats in the Hong Kong district councils dispite all the violence in the protests, it's proof that most of the people have turned against the shitty govenerment.

Things fall apart. T_T

Civil servants strike! That's a remarkable moment.