The Hong Kong version of the National Security Law｜Zhang Kunyang disbands the private diplomatic network: I will bear the responsibility of blaming the teacher

Political situation

Author: Zheng Rongdi

2020-06-30 20:58

The "Hong Kong version of the National Security Law" was passed at the National People's Congress Standing Committee meeting this morning (30th), and several high-risk political groups have announced their dissolution. Zhang Kunyang, who signed up to participate in the primary election of the Kowloon West Democrats, announced on social media that he officially resigned as a spokesperson for the private diplomatic network to protect fellow travellers and decided to dissolve the organization. "The wind and waves are high and I do not want to drag anyone down. . If the CCP needs to blame my teacher, I will take the responsibility alone."

Zhang Kunyang said that in the past, when he was engaged in international lobbying, the most impressive thing was how people from all over the world praised the perseverance and resistance of Hong Kong people. (Photo by Zhang Haowei)

Zhang Kunyang said that he never devoted himself to civilian diplomacy and made a little effort for the future well-being of Hong Kong. It also refers to engaging in international lobbying in the past. The most impressive thing is how people from all over the world admire Hong Kong people for their perseverance and resistance.

He also pointed out that the local struggle of the Hong Kong people allowed the world to see Hong Kong. "This island is not worth dying out. We still need to pass on the story of Hong Kong people. If people die like a lamp, then I hope I can put my last breath to the end of my beloved Hong Kong."

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