Yea but she said: "Go back to China? You know I am from Hong Kong , you racists!"
As if Hong Kong is different or superior to mainland? It's a super outdated Western superiority brainwashed mindset.
The reality is summarized by this 8 second video:
One of the best cinematic scenes in movie history in my opinion, haha!
One point, that I did not elaborate on, which I should have, was just how different things were back then.
The mayor of Toronto, Olivia Chow, left Hong Kong as a teenager in 1974 if I recall the story correct.
Well, at that time, China was closed off to the world. All the foreigners were kicked out, and the borders were closed. A young Olivia Chow was from Hong Kong, who had a sealed border with China. So I truly doubt she ever set foot in China until much later in life.
My own father, he escaped to Hong Kong in his twenties, and then came to Canada, and then when the border opened up and his friends started to return to visit China, he visit China in his late fifties, that was a span of over 30 years due to a closed border.
When Olivia Chow said she was from Hong Kong, that is the fact, she had no conception of China, but she definitely was Chinese. I am from Hong Kong. It would be inaccurate for me to say I am from China, because I was not born there either, I was born in Hong Kong when it was under foreign rule.
Guess I am trying to say, how real that separation was. Probably still is for some.
That is why I like talking about this stuff. This separation, over the years, has been melting away. And that is a good thing.
Sure, not everyone likes this kind of inclusiveness, but the Hong Kong rioters were crushed. LOL!
