[My interview at @business]
1/ Yet just when sleep-deprived bankers are heading home for the night, 24-year-old Joshua Wong will go to bed wondering if he’ll be awakened in the morning by police coming to arrest him.https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-11-16/china-s-crackdown-on-ant-isn-t-stopping-hong-kong-s-hot-financial-core …
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2/ “The worst time might be midnight, before you sleep,” says Wong, who has done three stints in prison. “The best way to overcome the fear is not to think about it every day. It’s better to think about how to continue the fight.”
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3/ Holding RULING CLASS accountable is the role of activists, says Wong, who spends his days taking on causes such as a campaign to free the activists caught fleeing to Taiwan and raising global awareness about Hong Kong’s diminished freedoms.
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4/ “What we are trying to do is keep up the momentum,” Wong says. For investors, or anyone who might think Hong Kong is content with the surging IPO market and its ability to mint billions, Joshua Wong has a message: “We will never give up.”
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