It has been nearly half a year since the 1 million Hong Kong citizens protested against extradition to China on June 9. For the sake of their sons, mothers in Hong Kong held the "Hong Kong Mothers Anti-Extradition China Gathering Conference". Mothers of young Hong Kong people, they work together to protect the next generation; for the democratic and free life of future generations, the elderly in Hong Kong participated in the "Silent Parade of Silver-haired People", supporting the young people and shouting for Hong Kong with crutches and wheelchairs; Civil servants, who are an important part of the Hong Kong government, also have public servants who assemble with the people. Afraid that the protesters would not have change to take the subway, Hong Kong people left their change on the ticket machine; the Hong Kong Communist Party suspended the subway from the airport to the city, and Hong Kong people used private cars to take the protesters home. . . .

However, the Hong Kong communist regime headed by Carrie Lam not only ignored the "five demands of the general public, all of which are indispensable", but also continued to use police violence to try to suppress this great protest movement whose fundamental demands are democracy, freedom and human rights.

What is even more shocking is that on November 12, the Lam Cheng government of the Hong Kong Communist Party even sent riot police to storm the Chinese University of Hong Kong, using a large number of rubber bullets and tear gas to beat and arrest students. Suffering. Not only the Chinese University of Hong Kong was attacked by the police, but other Hong Kong universities such as CityU were not spared. Dare to ask the police to invade the school, is there a precedent in Chinese history? Lu Xun said, "I have never been afraid to use the worst malice to speculate on the Chinese people, but I didn't expect it, and I don't believe it would be so inferior and cruel." to this point. However, there are bystanders who stand up and say that the students are thugs? And dare to ask, in China's history of the past few thousand years, what are the notorious dictatorships that accuse students of being thugs? "I can't bear to look at the sight of the tragic sight; especially to hear the rumors. What else can I say? I understand the reason why the dying nation is silent. Silence, silence! Not here! What breaks out in silence, perishes in silence." Today's Hong Kong is unwilling to remain silent and chooses to protest, and today's mainland students also hope to use the Internet to express their support for Hong Kong's universities and Hong Kong's democracy and freedom protest movement. It is also a sincere gratitude to the people of Hong Kong for their long-term support of commemorating June 4th and helping the mainland.

This is an online Lennon Wall ( https://www.pincong.rocks/article/8133 ) launched in Pincong to support the Hong Kong protest movement, mainly mainland students. The event was initiated by " USTCwHK ", an alumnus of the University of Science and Technology of China in mainland China, with a simple and clear purpose: to support Hong Kong's democracy and freedom protest movement. Among them are colleges and universities from all over the country, colleges from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, and many colleges and universities from overseas. While posting their student certificates, they also brought their own sincere blessings to the Hong Kong protesters. Come on, adults, come on, City adults", "Recover Hong Kong, the revolution of the times, Zhongda City University, young heroes", ""I ask whoever has not spoken up, whoever gives up to me and who defends my city, is born with power and has the heart to decide who wants Silence your fate", "Freedom does not die, the CCP will perish"... Are you afraid of everyone? Yes, many people use non-conventional handwriting to prevent their handwriting from being recognized. To prevent information disclosure, they strictly erase personal information , In order to be anonymous, many people use one-time IDs. After all, these are a group of ordinary people who live under the brutal CCP rule, but they are still unwilling to remain silent. The firm support of the Hong Kong protest movement, they are such a lovely group of people! In "Fighting Fear with Words", Chen Chun said that "Words not only help us resist terror, but also shape our identity." Agreeing, in the face of totalitarian tyranny, and expressing our own voice, externally, this is the best resistance to totalitarianism, and internally, it is our torture and sublimation of ourselves.

As a new generation of young people in Hong Kong, we do not want Hong Kong's former freedom to be gradually eroded by the CCP and struggle to resist. As a new generation of Chinese, we also do not want to live humble and cowardly all our lives. We want to make our voice heard, and we want to pursue freedom. Our own dreams, we must also have democracy, freedom, rule of law and human rights!

Hong Kong, my beloved Pearl of the Orient, looking back on how many hardships and hardships you have gone through? Hong Kong, my beloved Pearl of the Orient, is your style still romantic now? "Those who survive will see vague hope in the pale red blood; true warriors will move forward even more vigorously." Hong Kong, my beloved Pearl of the Orient, please move forward more vigorously in the vague hope!