I’m a homer. I will and always root for Hong Kong, the city that made me. I’m loyal to the soil and that’s how I will always be. Slowly over the past decade, the city has been losing its identity. It’s no longer the international cultural hub that it once was. A lot of this …
I was born in Hong Kong in the 90s but was raised in Canada when my family immigrated in 1999. At home, I spoke Cantonese (poorly), ate Chinese food, and was raised by my Hong Kong parents. But I went to a Canadian public school and spoke English, I played sports with white boys, and …
This article isn’t me trying to take anything away from South Korea or Hong Kong, rather it is an appreciation of the two small Asian entities who have been able to flourish on the international stage, despite their limitations. The two places have crazy similarities, including but not limited to: it’s lack of natural resources …