Each and every one of us, in Hong Kong as elsewhere, has their own idea of home. Just being in a place for a long time doesn’t count. Picture: Jonathan Wong
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The meaning of home: how years in Hong Kong doesn’t make you a Hongkonger, just as Mongols in China knew where they belonged
The concept differs for each and every one of us, but a lifetime spent in one place does not make it home – just look at the Mongols driven from China after decades of occupation, and who took to the steppes as if they’d never left
Each and every one of us, in Hong Kong as elsewhere, has their own idea of home. Just being in a place for a long time doesn’t count. Picture: Jonathan Wong