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Break Of Dawn Special Edition: The Last Of Us (June 2020)

Why Hong Kong Can't Forget...

by The 852 Spirit

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About the Book
Many people ask: why do Hong Kongers continuously protest and fight?

When China completely takes over Hong Kong, will there still be recognition of June 4th on Chinese territory without Hong Kongers’ yearly reminder? What would you do if your freedom to speak, read, write, report, educate, vote and believe or worship were taken away from you? This special edition illustrates beautifully of some of the most painful memories of Tiananmen Massacre's surviving families and the Hong Kong youngsters who are now behind bars due to their involvement in the anti-extradition protest.
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Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Hong Kong
  • Additional Categories History, Arts & Photography Books
  • Project Option: US Letter, 8.5×11 in, 22×28 cm
    # of Pages: 128
  • Publish Date: Jun 30, 2020
  • Language English
  • Keywords Tiananmen, June 4th, Hong Kong protests
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The 852 Spirit

What: The 852 Spirit is a public safety and research platform funded by people, for the people of Hong Kong. They are the only public safety platform on Twitter which provide real time alerts on safety, arrested and missing persons in English of Hong Kong. They also translate and transcribe news, conduct researches and suicide watch. Each book is designed, translated and edited by their small team, who dedicate themselves full-time for Hong Kong. Why: We witnessed the society and different universities sank into the fires of violence. The pressing violence continues to traumatize Hong Kongers. Their history needs to be protected and preserved. Where: by purchasing the books, you help support Hong Kong's freedom and safety. All proceeds go to The 852 Spirit to continue their work for the citizens of Hong Kong.

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