At the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront in Hong Kong. Because of the ongoing protests in the city, many hotels have slashed their room rates, while others have been forced to let go of employees. Photo: Reuters
Hong Kong is at a crossroads as a new generation struggles to come to terms with the “One Country Two Systems” concept that has curiously underpinned this dynamic city since the handover to China in July 1997.
It has brought tear gas, tension, tears and confusion. The city has been flagged in a barrage of advisories – from the US and Canada to Finland, Ireland, Japan, Singapore and New Zealand.
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