Reviews
It was well received. It's a history book in Hong Kong. I've been so interested in traveling many times, but I can't get to Corona19.
On July 1, 1997, the record of resistance and defeat by freemen who could not accept the future set aside with their physicians.
I read all the way to the last chapter of the book, and then I was much more shocked than I had expected before reading this book. In fact, I knew Hong Kong, which was the most massive of the details of the protest, as well as the colorful tourist attractions that had been in the middle of the SMS. The truth was very heavy. I looked out the window, pauses and then a few times all the time as if I were breathing in my breath all the way through the book. The weather outside the window was more
I had the experience of being in Hong Kong in '20 and living for a month. Hong Kong was still a hot, zealous place for the poor and the rich to get together in one space, and for the traveler, the city and country could be enjoyed in the short East. I had the opportunity to speak with some locals and I thought that you were a country of people who, without hesitation, would hear them say "no" and "No.". And I thought I should take pride in my country. And a few years later Hong Kong seems to be
At first, I started reading with a light mind of anticipation, wondering if I could make my trip. In his favorite cow-eat shop, the main-legged street and movie scene, the old Midrebel Escalator was still there, but no more, as I knew, the Hong Kong I loved. The popularity of Hong Kong, which we loved so much, is over. Unlike my appointment. It was not a travel book. The book kindly guides us to the relationship between Hong Kong and China, the former Hong Kong, the present Hong Kong as well as
The author said he thought of it as covering the streets of Hong Kong, where tear gas was so thick. ‘After this summer, Hong Kong will be gone, and it will be different from before, and the Hong Kong we love will remain in our memory. To understand what this means, we must understand Hong Kong's history and its limitations and the lives of those who have lived in it. That is why he has gathered all the records and tied them together into a book with the voice of Hong Kong people. In 2019,
I was drawn to the yellow cover, and I was interested in the story of Hong Kong. The inside is color, so the book's too bad. I'm reading before I read it, but I feel the emotion in the book.
I studied in the Roaring Fathers' War in 2012 nine years ago. When you finish your class at 12:00, you can go straight to the police station and take lunch in Chishachi, Hong Kong. Hong Kong is that close to me. I had to take three guard posts a week just to buy baseball gloves. It was quite a pleasure to be out of China, where Pemum and Google are limited, and to be able to enjoy the free air for a while, with people feeling little freedom. The freedom of Hong Kong’s citizens by the National
Although she cheered on the media watching protests in nearby countries, she knew nothing about Hong Kong more than shame. It tells the story of what that beautiful city was like, and of the people who lived in it. It is not just a single protest scene and a moment, but the change that people are leading in Hong Kong, the city that is burning with its change, the moment of conflict between the old and the new generation. As the writer himself was on the scene, the book was so incommunicative
It was supposed to be a book about the protests in Hong Kong. I read it with the history, the people, the timelines, and the eye-viewing Asians of Hong Kong. I have a little sadness, a similar path, and a sense of curiosity and compassion as I am close to another end. A understanding of Hong Kong, and if you want to feel the time that people living in it have spent in detail, you must read it. I was happy to read the story of Hong Kong.
Jeon Myeong-yun: Remember Hong Kong
As summer of 2019 began, the 'Sunhing.E.K.' protest began, announcing that Hong Kong administration would change laws so that criminals could be returned to China. Hundreds of thousands of Hong Kong citizens have come out on the streets shouting anti-rejection and political freedoms and strongly clashed with the Hong Kong/Chinese government. The citizens' demands were one. Protect the US, the A-K-Kins and the E-C-Z. But the government ignored the demands of its citizens and fired the tear gas. And a year later, on July 1, 2011, China virtually closed its national government policy by establishing a state security law. Kang Limbember Hong Kong is the last surviving Hong Kong story of a former food farmer who has been working on a Hong Kong guide for 14 years. He has built up in his book a whole series of spectacular pasts, alarming times and unknown futures. I thought he was building the streets of Hong Kong, covering the streets with tear gas. ‘After this summer, Hong Kong will be gone, and Hong Kong in any sense will be different from it was before, and the Hong Kong we love will be remembered. ‘ Now that the dire predictions have become reality,’ says Kwan Yoon, he has gathered his record and tied it with a book with the voice of Hong Kong people. From the first time Hong Kong Island appeared in 1842, it has been a great history of Hong Kong, of course, that it's been through a series of events surrounding the small island for over 501 years. It is also a string of voices tied together in the words of Guangju in 1980, the Great An eye in 1989, Hong Kong in 2019, and Myanmar's citizens in 2021.
Korean title: 리멤버 홍콩
Korean author: 전명윤
Korean publisher: 사계절
ISBN-13: 9791160947243
Reviews
It was well received. It's a history book in Hong Kong. I've been so interested in traveling many times, but I can't get to Corona19.
On July 1, 1997, the record of resistance and defeat by freemen who could not accept the future set aside with their physicians.
I read all the way to the last chapter of the book, and then I was much more shocked than I had expected before reading this book. In fact, I knew Hong Kong, which was the most massive of the details of the protest, as well as the colorful tourist attractions that had been in the middle of the SMS. The truth was very heavy. I looked out the window, pauses and then a few times all the time as if I were breathing in my breath all the way through the book. The weather outside the window was more
I had the experience of being in Hong Kong in '20 and living for a month. Hong Kong was still a hot, zealous place for the poor and the rich to get together in one space, and for the traveler, the city and country could be enjoyed in the short East. I had the opportunity to speak with some locals and I thought that you were a country of people who, without hesitation, would hear them say "no" and "No.". And I thought I should take pride in my country. And a few years later Hong Kong seems to be
At first, I started reading with a light mind of anticipation, wondering if I could make my trip. In his favorite cow-eat shop, the main-legged street and movie scene, the old Midrebel Escalator was still there, but no more, as I knew, the Hong Kong I loved. The popularity of Hong Kong, which we loved so much, is over. Unlike my appointment. It was not a travel book. The book kindly guides us to the relationship between Hong Kong and China, the former Hong Kong, the present Hong Kong as well as
The author said he thought of it as covering the streets of Hong Kong, where tear gas was so thick. ‘After this summer, Hong Kong will be gone, and it will be different from before, and the Hong Kong we love will remain in our memory. To understand what this means, we must understand Hong Kong's history and its limitations and the lives of those who have lived in it. That is why he has gathered all the records and tied them together into a book with the voice of Hong Kong people. In 2019,
I was drawn to the yellow cover, and I was interested in the story of Hong Kong. The inside is color, so the book's too bad. I'm reading before I read it, but I feel the emotion in the book.
I studied in the Roaring Fathers' War in 2012 nine years ago. When you finish your class at 12:00, you can go straight to the police station and take lunch in Chishachi, Hong Kong. Hong Kong is that close to me. I had to take three guard posts a week just to buy baseball gloves. It was quite a pleasure to be out of China, where Pemum and Google are limited, and to be able to enjoy the free air for a while, with people feeling little freedom. The freedom of Hong Kong’s citizens by the National
Although she cheered on the media watching protests in nearby countries, she knew nothing about Hong Kong more than shame. It tells the story of what that beautiful city was like, and of the people who lived in it. It is not just a single protest scene and a moment, but the change that people are leading in Hong Kong, the city that is burning with its change, the moment of conflict between the old and the new generation. As the writer himself was on the scene, the book was so incommunicative
It was supposed to be a book about the protests in Hong Kong. I read it with the history, the people, the timelines, and the eye-viewing Asians of Hong Kong. I have a little sadness, a similar path, and a sense of curiosity and compassion as I am close to another end. A understanding of Hong Kong, and if you want to feel the time that people living in it have spent in detail, you must read it. I was happy to read the story of Hong Kong.
