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Of the many attacks by police I’ve experienced in nearly four months of protests, the one in Wan Chai on October 1 was the most intense. The situation was initially almost a replay of similar scenes that have unfolded along that stretch of Hong Kong Island in recent weeks. Originally, when police wished to clear […]
Author Archives: Kong Tsung-gan
Kong Tsung-gan is a writer, educator and activist living in Hong Kong. He has lived and worked in China, amongst Tibetans in India, and in a dozen other places in Africa, Europe and North America. His book, Umbrella, combines his knowledge of Hong Kong with his global perspective.
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