Lung Mun Cafe in Hung Hom opens as usual on October 24 after its facade glass was broken and sales system destroyed. The cafe has been supportive of the protest movement and offered free meals to student protesters. Photo: Dickson Lee Lung Mun Cafe in Hung Hom opens as usual on October 24 after its facade glass was broken and sales system destroyed. The cafe has been supportive of the protest movement and offered free meals to student protesters. Photo: Dickson Lee
Lung Mun Cafe in Hung Hom opens as usual on October 24 after its facade glass was broken and sales system destroyed. The cafe has been supportive of the protest movement and offered free meals to student protesters. Photo: Dickson Lee
Bernard Chan
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Bernard Chan

Hong Kong protests: a ‘yellow’ vs ‘blue’ economy might push small businesses into the red

  • Is it fair to demand small business owners, who put money and hard work into their ventures, take a political stand?

Bernard Chan
Bernard Chan

Updated: 5:55am, 31 Jan, 2020

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Lung Mun Cafe in Hung Hom opens as usual on October 24 after its facade glass was broken and sales system destroyed. The cafe has been supportive of the protest movement and offered free meals to student protesters. Photo: Dickson Lee Lung Mun Cafe in Hung Hom opens as usual on October 24 after its facade glass was broken and sales system destroyed. The cafe has been supportive of the protest movement and offered free meals to student protesters. Photo: Dickson Lee
Lung Mun Cafe in Hung Hom opens as usual on October 24 after its facade glass was broken and sales system destroyed. The cafe has been supportive of the protest movement and offered free meals to student protesters. Photo: Dickson Lee
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Bernard Chan

Bernard Chan

Bernard Charnwut Chan, born in 1965, is a Hong Kong politician and businessman. He is the grandson of Chin Sophonpanich, the late founder of Bangkok Bank. He is currently convenor of Hong Kong's Executive Council.