Remember Hong Kong
Let me elaborate.For a few years—2019 and 2020 in particular—the eyes of the world were on Hong Kong. It was probably the chief battleground in the perpetual war between freedom and tyranny, democracy and dictatorship.The Chinese Communist Party was determined to make Hong Kong a city like any other in China—unfree, totalitarian. Millions of Hong Kongers were determined to keep the freedom they had enjoyed.
- ▪Let me elaborate.For a few years—2019 and 2020 in particular—the eyes of the world were on Hong Kong.
- ▪It was probably the chief battleground in the perpetual war between freedom and tyranny, democracy and dictatorship.The Chinese Communist Party was determined to make Hong Kong a city like any other in China—unfree, totalitarian.
- ▪Millions of Hong Kongers were determined to keep the freedom they had enjoyed.
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| Publication time | Fri, 11 Sep 2026 12:34:25 +0000 |
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Jay NordlingerRemember Hong KongAnd remember Joshua Wong: political prisoner, democracy champion, braveheart.Jay NordlingerSep 10, 20262719ShareSubscribeRefer a friendJay Nordlinger is a senior resident fellow at the Renew Democracy Initiative and a contributor at The Next MoveWe should not let Hong Kong fade away. We should not let Joshua Wong fade away. Or Jimmy Lai, or others. Let me elaborate.For a few years—2019 and 2020 in particular—the eyes of the world were on Hong Kong. It was probably the chief battleground in the perpetual war between freedom and tyranny, democracy and dictatorship.The Chinese Communist Party was determined to make Hong Kong a city like any other in China—unfree, totalitarian. Millions of Hong Kongers were determined to keep the freedom they had enjoyed.
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