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A new mini-series sharing the thoughts of Hong Kong during their protests to get the government to withdraw the extradition bill.
Each guest gets to make a statement and is then asked 5 questions:
How do you feel about what’s happening or whats happened in Hong Kong?
Which one incident has given you a lot to think about, have the protests affected you?
What does the future hold?
Do you want to stay or leave Hong Kong, when would you leave, where would you go if you left?
If there's one thing you could change, what would it be?
If you would like to be a guest on the show and you're in Hong Kong, please contact me with the Hello From Hong Kong twitter account. DM’S are open.
Show Links
www.jonathanjk.com
https://twitter.com/HelloFromHK
Each guest gets to make a statement and is then asked 5 questions:
How do you feel about what’s happening or whats happened in Hong Kong?
2. Which one incident has given you a lot to think about, have the protests affected you?
3. What does the future hold?
4. Do you want to stay or leave Hong Kong, when would you leave, where would you go if you left?
5. If there's one thing you could change, what would it be?
If you would like to be a guest on the show and you're in Hong Kong, please contact me with the Hello From Hong Kong twitter account. DM’S are open.
Show Links
Twitter: Antony Dapiran
Twitter: Hello From Hong Kong
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Each guest gets to make a statement and is then asked 5 questions:
How do you feel about what’s happening or whats happened in Hong Kong?
2. Which one incident has given you a lot to think about, have the protests affected you?
3. What does the future hold?
4. Do you want to stay or leave Hong Kong, when would you leave, where would you go if you left?
5. If there's one thing you could change, what would it be?
Show Links
www.jonathanjk.com
https://twitter.com/HelloFromHK
Each guest gets to make a statement and is then asked 5 questions:
How do you feel about what’s happening or whats happened in Hong Kong?
2. Which one incident has given you a lot to think about, have the protests affected you?
3. What does the future hold?
4. Do you want to stay or leave Hong Kong, when would you leave, where would you go if you left?
5. If there's one thing you could change, what would it be?
Show Links
www.jonathanjk.com
https://twitter.com/HelloFromHK
This paragraph was originally posted to Facebook. Titled “Voice from Our Hearts”.
Show Links
www.jonathanjk.com
https://twitter.com/HelloFromHK
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Each guest gets to make a statement and is then asked 5 questions:
How do you feel about what’s happening or whats happened in Hong Kong?
Which one incident has given you a lot to think about, have the protests affected you?
What does the future hold?
Do you want to stay or leave Hong Kong, when would you leave, where would you go if you left?
If there's one thing you could change, what would it be?
Show Links
www.jonathanjk.com
https://twitter.com/HelloFromHK
Each guest gets to make a statement and is then asked 5 questions:
How do you feel about what’s happening or whats happened in Hong Kong?
Which one incident has given you a lot to think about, have the protests affected you?
What does the future hold?
Do you want to stay or leave Hong Kong, when would you leave, where would you go if you left?
If there's one thing you could change, what would it be?
Show Links
www.jonathanjk.com
https://twitter.com/HelloFromHK
Show Notes
A new mini-series sharing the thoughts of Hong Kong during their protests to get the government to withdraw the extradition bill.
Each guest gets to make a statement and is then asked 5 questions:
How do you feel about what’s happening or whats happened in Hong Kong?
Which one incident has given you a lot to think about, have the protests affected you?
What does the future hold?
Do you want to stay or leave Hong Kong, when would you leave, where would you go if you left?
If there's one thing you could change, what would it be?
Show Links
www.jonathanjk.com
https://twitter.com/HelloFromHK
Zach - Journalist (Season 2, Episode 5)
In this month’s episode I sit down with my very own housemate, someone I carefully selected amongst millions of potential other room mates to live with me in my humble apartment in Hong Kong. What’s interesting is that Zach hails from Taiwan and is a journalist, so we get his insight into his role here, studying in the Phillipeans and growing up in Taiwan.
Naturally we get into a discussion that involved understanding the differences between the PRC (China) and the RC (Taiwan, but also China), what is it like to live as a Taiwanese in Hong Kong and Zach came here while at the same time many Hong Kong people are leaving Hong Kong for Taiwan itself to escape the politics that are an ever growing presence on life here.
Show Links
www.jonathanjk.com
https://twitter.com/HelloFromHK
In this special episode I sit down with Stella and Mr Lau. Stella was kind enough to join me and help translate and share our guest’s story by Mr Lau in our first dual language episode. This is the full version where we share portions of Mr Lau’s life story. I’m happy Mr Lau could share his time with us.
Some background, Mr Lau came from China to Hong Kong in the 1950s where he started to aspire to work his way through various jobs and achieve his life goals. We talk about what life was like in Hong Kong and along the border, the jobs he held and how he lived before retiring from his last job in the late 1980s.
This is part 1 and hopefully we can speak to Mr Lau again soon.
今次除了我,還有Stella和劉伯跟我一同參與這次節目。這亦是我首個以廣東話及英語廣播的訪問,藉此要多謝Stella當日義務擔任我的翻譯員與劉伯細談他過去的心路歷程和點滴。我亦很感謝劉伯願意抽空跟我們分享他的故事,讓大家知道一些舊香港的事蹟。
劉伯於50年代由中國來到香港。透過訪問可以知道劉伯過往在邊界以及來港後的生活。初到香港,他透過同鄉介紹於現時仍屹立於油麻地的美都餐廳當過清潔及外賣。再輾轉經介紹做過其他工作。最後他在油麻地渡輪公司工作了30多年,直到94年退休享受自由自在的生活。從訪問中,可得知劉伯對工作的熱情和他對人生及生活所追求的目標。
希望大家喜歡劉伯的故事,我們期待劉伯很快跟我們再分享更加多的故事。
Show Links
www.jonathanjk.com
https://twitter.com/HelloFromHK
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