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A group of Hong Kong scholars who have moved abroad started the "Hong Kong Social Movement Oral History Project" a year ago. They interviewed more than a dozen Hong Kong diaspora people who have participated in Hong Kong social movements since the 1970s and compiled their findings into a book to continue thinking about the development paths of different communities.
A group of Hong Kong scholars who have moved abroad started the "Hong Kong Social Movement Oral History Project" a year ago. They interviewed more than a dozen Hong Kong diaspora people who have participated in Hong Kong social movements since the 1970s and compiled their findings into a book to continue thinking about the development paths of different communities.