RazvenHK
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Welcome to Hong Kong.
November 11, 2025 at 7:21 PM
Welcome to Hong Kong.
For reference, the Great Leap Forward and collectivisation with the communes contributed to widespread famine, overworked the people and misallocated labour and resources to unproductive projects, all of this contributed to the death of 35 to 55 million people in China.
November 11, 2025 at 7:04 PM
For reference, the Great Leap Forward and collectivisation with the communes contributed to widespread famine, overworked the people and misallocated labour and resources to unproductive projects, all of this contributed to the death of 35 to 55 million people in China.
A election where the candidates have no policy differences, no difference in opinion, promising no changes in not a election - it's just the same shit smeared on different faces.
November 11, 2025 at 5:26 PM
A election where the candidates have no policy differences, no difference in opinion, promising no changes in not a election - it's just the same shit smeared on different faces.
Let's see what he actually said
November 9, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Let's see what he actually said
The article ends with a call for the city to "face reality and adjust its mindset" to deepen the the city's integration with the rest of China.
While this piece is not a formal order from Beijing, it still suggests that China may be issuing orders for the Hong Kong government to follow.
Concerning.
While this piece is not a formal order from Beijing, it still suggests that China may be issuing orders for the Hong Kong government to follow.
Concerning.
November 8, 2025 at 5:52 PM
The article ends with a call for the city to "face reality and adjust its mindset" to deepen the the city's integration with the rest of China.
While this piece is not a formal order from Beijing, it still suggests that China may be issuing orders for the Hong Kong government to follow.
Concerning.
While this piece is not a formal order from Beijing, it still suggests that China may be issuing orders for the Hong Kong government to follow.
Concerning.
The article also argues that unlike Simp. Chinese, the varying standards of Trad. Chinese from different publishers & media outlets as "chaotic"; what the different standards are and the "chaos" is not explained further but left to the imagination of the reader.
November 8, 2025 at 5:51 PM
The article also argues that unlike Simp. Chinese, the varying standards of Trad. Chinese from different publishers & media outlets as "chaotic"; what the different standards are and the "chaos" is not explained further but left to the imagination of the reader.
In the article published in the newspaper Ta Kung Pao says that the usage of Simp. Chinese is a "inevitable outcome", calling Hong Kong's usage of Traditional Chinese a "customary practise" that should give way to "deepening integration into [China's] overall national development process".
November 8, 2025 at 5:51 PM
In the article published in the newspaper Ta Kung Pao says that the usage of Simp. Chinese is a "inevitable outcome", calling Hong Kong's usage of Traditional Chinese a "customary practise" that should give way to "deepening integration into [China's] overall national development process".
A security staff also revealed that the cleaning company knowingly employs illegal workers and workers with fake IDs. They would contact the immigration department at the end of the year to conduct a raid at the workplace to avoid paying their workers.
November 8, 2025 at 9:18 AM
A security staff also revealed that the cleaning company knowingly employs illegal workers and workers with fake IDs. They would contact the immigration department at the end of the year to conduct a raid at the workplace to avoid paying their workers.
Cheung said he was also tipped off by local residents that the contracted cleaning company is owned by the chairman of the Owner's Committee, alleging a serious conflict of interest during the contracting process.
November 8, 2025 at 9:18 AM
Cheung said he was also tipped off by local residents that the contracted cleaning company is owned by the chairman of the Owner's Committee, alleging a serious conflict of interest during the contracting process.
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On 8th Nov 2019 Chow Tsz-lok died, on the 4th of Nov he "fell" from the 3rd level of a parking garage in Hong Kong after police fired tear gas nearby & maybe were chasing him.
To this day Hong Kongers mark his death with small remembrances. Photos from @razvenhk.bsky.social
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On 8th Nov 2019 Chow Tsz-lok died, on the 4th of Nov he "fell" from the 3rd level of a parking garage in Hong Kong after police fired tear gas nearby & maybe were chasing him.
To this day Hong Kongers mark his death with small remembrances. Photos from @razvenhk.bsky.social
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November 7, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Sat:
On 8th Nov 2019 Chow Tsz-lok died, on the 4th of Nov he "fell" from the 3rd level of a parking garage in Hong Kong after police fired tear gas nearby & maybe were chasing him.
To this day Hong Kongers mark his death with small remembrances. Photos from @razvenhk.bsky.social
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On 8th Nov 2019 Chow Tsz-lok died, on the 4th of Nov he "fell" from the 3rd level of a parking garage in Hong Kong after police fired tear gas nearby & maybe were chasing him.
To this day Hong Kongers mark his death with small remembrances. Photos from @razvenhk.bsky.social
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Wasn't this how Pokemon was invented.
November 6, 2025 at 6:07 PM
Wasn't this how Pokemon was invented.