After listening to this episode, all I can think whenever I hear about the Hong Kong protests is umbrellas. Empowering episode about a generation’s the fight for freedom.
I was in Hong Kong 5 years ago during the Umbrella movement protests & was amazed at how peaceful it was. Things have changed and protests have gotten violent. Who's to blame? I think it's a little of each on both sides. However, as a "bamboo root" whose Cantonese is bad, I can appreciate how proud...Show More
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readingsusan recommended:Jan 18th, 2020
This is a must listen episode. It was eye opening hearing from the young adults who are right there.
dannyJan 18th, 2020
@readingsusan ditto. I was thinking the same thing 😁
danny recommended:Oct 21st, 2019
Personal stories from the Hong Kong protests. ❤️'ed it.
mmOct 22nd, 2019
@matresstester @yskevinhuang This episode about personal stories from the HK protests.
matresstesterOct 26th, 2019
Thanks. Amazed at how much time was spent on a show called American Life
matresstester recommended:Oct 27th, 2019
The ideological split within Hong Kong families is real, I experienced it myself between different family members within and between generations,
drcongo recommended:Oct 31st, 2019
Superb, nuanced episode on the Hong Kong protests.
mmNov 2nd, 2019
@drcongo So well done and very nuanced! Thanks for the echo on this!
mm recommended:Nov 2nd, 2019
This is such a fantastic episode on the HK issues 💯💯💯 It captures the complexity on all sides so well. The on the ground recordings are 👌
mijustin recommended:Nov 3rd, 2019
This was interesting to get a “boots on the ground” story.
yveehops recommended:Nov 19th, 2019
After listening to this episode, all I can think whenever I hear about the Hong Kong protests is umbrellas. Empowering episode about a generation’s the fight for freedom.
kyotea recommended:Nov 19th, 2019
I was in Hong Kong 5 years ago during the Umbrella movement protests & was amazed at how peaceful it was. Things have changed and protests have gotten violent. Who's to blame? I think it's a little of each on both sides. However, as a "bamboo root" whose Cantonese is bad, I can appreciate how proud...Show More