A tiny percentage of HK is Indian, a colonial legacy. HKers think they are lowly, as they are dark, and discriminate against them. No better proof Hkers are CNese.
No they are respected, I have indian friends studying at my secondary school and we are still BFFL. Also Qbobo 喬寶寶 well known comedian in HK so stfu ccp bot
The region is first known to have been occupied by humans during the Neolithic period, about 6,000 years ago.[43] Early Hong Kong settlers were a semi-coastal people[43] who migrated from inland and brought knowledge of rice cultivation.[44] The Qin dynasty incorporated the Hong Kong area into China for the first time in 214 BCE, after conquering the indigenous Baiyue.[45] The region was consolidated under the Nanyue kingdom (a predecessor state of Vietnam) after the Qin collapse,[46] and recaptured by China after the Han conquest.[47] During the Mongol conquest of China in the 13th century, the Southern Song court was briefly located in modern-day Kowloon City (the Sung Wong Toi site) before its final defeat in the 1279 Battle of Yamen.[48] By the end of the Yuan dynasty, seven large families had settled in the region and owned most of the land. Settlers from nearby provinces migrated to Kowloon throughout the Ming dynasty.
Many years ago, Hongkong was a place governed by corrupted Qing emperor.
British came, and asked HKer whether they want to join U.K. in return, they brought HK capitalism, Democracy, technology, and wealth. Under British’s rule, HK became one of the most developed place in Asia and even in the world.
Until in 1997, CCP saw it, and CCP wanted the rich HK back. After negotiations and threats, they got HK from U.K. in 1997. However? Hong Kong people don’t want to become a part of CCP, like they don’t want to be part of the old corrupted Qing dynasty.
Now, CCP wants to turn HK from UK-like to NK-like city.
Lol. The UK did not bring Democracy and if they gave the peasants control of the colonial government through voting it would have remained undeveloped.
In HK, nightlife business-a shady industry—employs Indians, bcz in better wallks of life, they are discriminated against.
Btw, do you remember the Indian wife of the British author, who died in a HK hospital, bcz doctors neglected her due to color:
“Jacques moved to Hong Kong with Variah and nine-month-old Ravi. In 2000, Veriah was sent to a hospital after suffering a grand mal seizure. While at the hospital, Veriah complained to Jacques that she was treated as “the bottom of the pile,” which Jacques believed was her way of saying that she was suffering from racial discrimination. Variah passed away the next day. Overcome with grief, Jacques was unable to work on his book. He did not write for five years.”
http://nwasianweekly.com/2010/06/‘when-china-rules-the-world’-a-love-story/
A tiny percentage of HK is Indian, a colonial legacy. HKers think they are lowly, as they are dark, and discriminate against them. No better proof Hkers are CNese.No they are respected, I have indian friends studying at my secondary school and we are still BFFL. Also Qbobo 喬寶寶 well known comedian in HK so stfu ccp bot
Same old ChinaBro here. I feel deeply sorry for the situation in HK now. I think Xi's policy is backwards and I worry about a "one country one system" outcome.
My questions for the HKBro are: what's your solution? What are the lessons learned from previous protests?
I wish I have answers for you but I don't. But there are two thoughts I want to share with you:
1. HKers are HKers. I think it's a valuable opposition voice to CCP. But do you have to make that point by saying you prefer being British colony?
2. Please remember there are mainlanders who don't like the CCP way of doing things either. Why treat us as if we are enemies too? Tiananmen tragedy happened 30 years before you. In fact, I would even join your protests today--but no masks (in pre-covid sense of the world). I don't recall anyone at Tiananmen wore a mask. And, at Tiananmen, no subway was being set on fire by protesters.Dude the current generation of hkers above 25 were all born British subjects. Isn't it natural they have some deep feelings for their lives under the British who did rule with a very light hand, provided a decent system, had a large impact on hk culture (you can see the food, language, road names, education were all influenced by the British) and treated the hkers well and mostly as an equal after 1960s.
HK has probably exceeded the most parts of the UK in terms of standards of living (maybe except london).
London has the worst standard of living in the UK. The cost of living and crime are horrible. Normal people cannot afford to live there anymore.
Racism against Indian death in HK:
https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2010/mar/31/hospital-pays-compensation-racism-death
HKers are colonials who cope with their colonial complexes thru harassing mainland Chinese, Indians, and also South East Asian maids.
Then they act slavishly towards Westerners, motivated by the same colonial psychology.
Racism against Indian death in HK:
https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2010/mar/31/hospital-pays-compensation-racism-death
HKers are colonials who cope with their colonial complexes thru harassing mainland Chinese, Indians, and also South East Asian maids.
Then they act slavishly towards Westerners, motivated by the same colonial psychology.
If your people weren’t weak maybe they would not have been colonized and maybe you would be in India instead of seeking employment in other countries demanding special treatment?
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