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Written by: Huang Weilun
2020-06-14 13:38
Date of last update: 2020-06-14 13:39The anti-revision laws have been going on for a year, and demonstrations and conflicts have continued. Last year, an organization launched a study on "Anti-Revision Laws and Adolescent Emotional Health". It was found that 75% of the young people interviewed felt sad, reflecting widespread emotional problems. The study also found that 94.2% of the respondents believed that they "love Hong Kong more and more and are willing to pay for the people here."
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The breakthrough agency launched a study on "Anti-Amendment Exercises and Adolescent Emotional Health" earlier. Between October and November 2019, street-based questionnaires were interviewed in Hong Kong, Kowloon, and New Territories. A total of 542 questionnaires were successfully returned, 74.4 % Of the respondents are full-time students with an average age of 18.6 years.
The more youth think that Hong Kong has a crisis, the more troubled it is
The study found that since the anti-amendment campaign, the youths surveyed had a depression of 2.8 points (the highest score was 5). Seventy-five percent of them felt sad, reflecting the general emotional problems of young people. In addition, the respondents rated the anti-amendment movement’s degree of crisis as 6.9 (10 points being the highest), 72.8% believed that the crisis originated from “democracy, human rights, and freedom are weakened”; 58.4% thought it was “social injustice. ". The study also found that the more youth think Hong Kong is in crisis, the more distressed their emotions are, and the two are positively related.
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94.6% of the youth surveyed felt the pain and despair of others
The study also found that 94.6% of the young people interviewed said they felt the pain and despair of others. During this period, young people generally experienced "peer empathy", that is, the respondents experienced two situations of "empathy experience" and "complementary learning". Data It reflects that young people experience the pain of others, share difficulties with others, and are tolerant and complementary. In addition, 95.7% of the respondents believe that they are Hong Kong people living with other people in Hong Kong; 94.2% think they are "increasingly loving Hong Kong and willing to pay for the people here."
Chen Jingcun, manager of research and development of breakthrough agency ministry, said that this study shows that in the face of the rapid changes in the situation in Hong Kong, young people generally have a sense of crisis and negative emotions; but also show that young people have a strong sense of belonging, identity, and The experience of "common empathy" gives young people a positive force willing to actively face difficulties.
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