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Patrick Lau
HKBU
Year 1
BBA
It is no doubt World War II. During the Nanjing Massacre, many innocent
Chinese people were killed. |
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Eric Cheng
City U
Year 3
Quantity Surveying
At the time when the June Fourth Incident took place, I could see
students holding strikes slonside with tanks through the television. These scenes aroused
a sense of nationalism in me. |
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Karen Shin
Poly U
Year 1
Hotel and Catering Management
It has to be the June Fourth Incident. The death of students were such a big loss. This
event also brought tremendous
impact on the progress of democracy in China. |
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Chong Chak
Man
HKBU
Year 2
BBA
It is the June Fourth student movement. Due to the frequent reporting, I am
particularly familiar with this incident. Being a Chinese, we should have every obligation
to care about it. |
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Jessica Au Yeung
CUHK
Year 2
Food and Nutrition Science
The downturn of Hong Kong economy. To me, HK's economy has always been running smooth.
But the recent slump in the stock market and the recession of the retailing industry
showed that things can turn out that disappointingly. |
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Samantha Wong
Lingnan
Year 1
Account
The change of Hong Kong from a British colony to a Special Administrative Region was a
once-in-lifetime event and it also signified the change in the political climate and
democratic tempo in Hong Kong. The nicely-organized activities during the handover also
impressed me a lot. |