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Chris Maden has lived and worked in Hong Kong since the late 1980s. When he is not busy being a busybody and writing short stories, novels and political musings, he runs his own business. He blogs at chrismaden.com.

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Hongkongers, ask not what China has done to you – ask what it has failed to do

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Hong Kong’s security law exhumed: Beijing hotshot misses the path to peace

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One Country, One System: As Hong Kong faces another summer of unrest, the world must make up its mind on Beijing

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An open letter to China’s new officials in Hong Kong: climb that wall!

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The child and the well: can ancient wisdom show Hong Kong a way through an uncertain future?

by Chris Maden13:56, 12 January 202023:55, 31 March 2020
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A smokeless gun: debunking the Hong Kong protest ‘foreign interference’ myth

by Chris Maden10:00, 30 November 201923:50, 31 March 2020
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The legacy of Hong Kong’s protest movement will be hard to erase

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Our landlord’s brainwave: Hong Kong people are revolting, so replace the people

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