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The father of Hong Kong’s democracy movement, Martin Lee Chu-ming, will turn 79 next month with his forty-year quest to bring universal suffrage to the city unfulfilled. Will 20-year-old Joshua Wong Chi-fung, the fresh new face of Hong Kong democracy, fare any better in his lifetime? It’s a question that Wong himself asked (and pointedly […]
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