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Subject: Re: «l°Ú~~¤µ¤éªº"³g­¹³D" Author: a HK citizen [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 23:14:16 07/01/03 Tue In reply to: 7a6½²¶i¨B 's message, "«l°Ú~~¤µ¤éªº"³g­¹³D"" on 11:59:57 07/01/03 Tue Sure. I went to the central library in the Causeway Bay. At first I planned to join the walk with my friends, but we found that the weather is extremely hot and there were lots of people, so we remained staying in the library. We saw many people wearing black clothes and planned to join the walk in the library, but many of them did not go at last maybe because of the same reasons. So I think that the number of people joining the walk would have been even bigger. Additionally, I saw some 'clever' people joining the walk at 6pm when they saw that the people were almost gone and the sun was not bright anymore... :) Actually I don't agree that publishing Article 23 in Hong Kong is Chinese Government's own business because Hong Kong is an international city and many foreigners may go to Hong Kong either doing businesses or sightseeing. Therefore, the publication of article 23 may affect those foreigners visiting Hong Kong who may have chances violating the laws. So, I think that the foreigners have rights to discuss with the publication of Article 23 and express their feelings (objections). I have been thinking that there would be many people going out like 7.1, but I am disappointed that this thing happened very soon just a few years after the handover in 1997... :( [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]