Revellers shout “Five demands, not one less” as they celebrate the New Year in Lan Kwai Fong. Photo: Sam Tsang Revellers shout “Five demands, not one less” as they celebrate the New Year in Lan Kwai Fong. Photo: Sam Tsang
Revellers shout “Five demands, not one less” as they celebrate the New Year in Lan Kwai Fong. Photo: Sam Tsang
Chi Wang
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Chi Wang

Hongkongers should not abandon the city – what is the point of the protests if they do?

  • Things may seem dark but Hong Kong has seen worse. And when the protests end, the city will need its best and brightest to rebuild Hong Kong into a free and peaceful hub of ideas and commerce, and a special gateway between East and West

Chi Wang
Chi Wang

Updated: 7:53am, 11 Jan, 2020

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Revellers shout “Five demands, not one less” as they celebrate the New Year in Lan Kwai Fong. Photo: Sam Tsang Revellers shout “Five demands, not one less” as they celebrate the New Year in Lan Kwai Fong. Photo: Sam Tsang
Revellers shout “Five demands, not one less” as they celebrate the New Year in Lan Kwai Fong. Photo: Sam Tsang
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Chi Wang

Chi Wang

Chi Wang, a former head of the Chinese section of the US Library of Congress, is president of the US-China Policy Foundation.