Nobody saw it coming. Hong Kong's year of protest and violence stunned everyone from observers to participants. What started the crisis was political - but emotion has fuelled it. 홍콩명품여성신발=홍콩명품여성지갑 홍콩명품남성신발 홍콩명품여성신발
We picked seven to explain this year of tears, exhilaration, broken relationships and personal pride. Text by the BBC's Grace Tsoi, portrait photographs by Curtis Lo Kwan Long. 제일아쿠아 포티 정수기렌탈=제일아쿠아 포티 정수기렌탈 실버/화이트 + 나나 SL 마사지체어 안마의자렌탈추천
Saturday 30 March 2019 was the last normal day. Clear and sunny, it began like any other weekend in Hong Kong with its singular cocktail of frenetic leisure - family lunches, shopping late into the neon-lit night and cute selfies at every opportunity. 에르메스=에르메스여성의류
The next day, something more political began. A few thousand people marched through a dispiriting drizzle to protest against a proposal that would have allowed extradition to China: "With extradition to the mainland, Hong Kong becomes a dark prison," they chanted. 파라점퍼스여자지갑=파라점퍼스여자지갑
It didn't get much coverage then. But the city was listening. 코치=코치여성의류
Within six months, Hong Kong was a place of huge protest marches, street battles and an unapologetic police response of tear gas, rubber bullets, water cannon and live fire. Teenagers shot bows and arrows, the parliament chamber was vandalised, hundreds of young people now know how to make Molotov cocktails and start fires. But after the bill was withdrawn, the anger became more palpable if anything.