Yeung Ming-hon, 98, one of two remaining survivors of the Battle of Hong Kong, with his his 92-year-old wife Yeung Yu Yee-fan at the Chinese Recreation Club in Tai Hang. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Battle of Hong Kong turned medical student into WWII frontline volunteer who survived to tell his wartime stories
- Son of 98-year-old veteran, one of the two last survivors of the city’s fall in 1941, hopes Hongkongers won’t forget what happened during Japanese occupation
- Field Ambulance Corps was led by HKU medical school dean, who made many of his students sign up
Yeung Ming-hon, 98, one of two remaining survivors of the Battle of Hong Kong, with his his 92-year-old wife Yeung Yu Yee-fan at the Chinese Recreation Club in Tai Hang. Photo: Jonathan Wong
