The transition of Hong Kong from British colonial rule to a special administrative region of China raises serious concerns among residents about future autonomy and rights.
Tightening government regulations in Hong Kong have led to the declination of vibrant cultural symbols like neon signs, impacting traditions and local history.
As the neon sign industry diminishes, veterans like Mr. Wong and Wu Chi Kai symbolize the fading craftsmanship and cultural memory of Hong Kong.
With ongoing restrictions on rights, press freedom, and the ability to protest, the cultural damping of Hong Kong reflects broader political tensions with China.
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