"the ones who travel and can see the global internet" - is this perhaps a reflection of those who are more complacent in a privilege that they enjoy both economically and in access to global communication?
I didn't plan to write this but had to after having identical chats with mainland Chinese living in HK.Through 3 songs,“Boundless Oceans,Vast Skies,""My 1997"&"The Shining Pearl in the Orient" I look back at how we idolized HK, how the views changed & whyhttps://nyti.ms/2KRmJhu
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If this isn't the perfect closing summary I don't know what is: “I want to take the best of Hong Kong, but I won’t take part in that nonsense local stuff,”
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As a mainlander studying in the West, I can see where that sentiment comes from. In the end, this is the utter failure of humanities education. It doesn't matter whether you attended a 'prestigious US university.' It started way earlier with the family and society you grew up in.
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Nationalism is tribalism.
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Those mainlanders live in animal farms.
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