A crack in society in three months of Hong Kong demonstration

It was three months in nine days since a large-scale protest against the government began in Hong Kong. The protracted political turmoil has deeply cracked Hong Kong society and casts a dark shadow on family ties and the future of youth.

Broken glass, wall graffiti, fallen trash bins. In Hong Kong, one night after the protest demonstration on the 9th, people were frustrating.

A woman working at a textile manufacturer (35) has not returned to her home with her parents for nearly three months. My father is a police officer. In June, the police team fired tears and rubber bullets at young people gathered around the legislative assembly (parliament), and it became a dispute over 72 people being injured.

"What the government has decided. It's useless to say anything." The mid-level father never went to the scene, but the woman was disappointed that she wanted to defend the government and police.

I left the house and approached my friend's house. After that, my father has forwarded untrue news, such as "The demonstrators cut the policeman's finger with scissors" to the SNS bulletin board where family members contact. The woman also dropped out of the family bulletin board and lost contact.

“I used to send a message that I did n’t want to eat or where to go shopping, but my family began to engage each other…”

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