Kate Tang
Hi, my name is Kate. A girl studying visual arts in Hong Kong. I am so proud to introduce myself as a Hongkonger here and tell the world about this tiny little spot on the map. I am not a political person, but I hope to tell the world that Hong Kong isn’t just another small city in China, and what we are and have is special and different. The world is too big to stay in one place. Be adventurous.
Story by Kate Tang
China, East Asia
Published on April 9, 2020
Reading time: 1 minutes 30 seconds.
Hi, my name is Kate. A girl studying visual arts in Hong Kong. I am so proud to introduce myself as a Hongkonger here and tell the world about this tiny little spot on the map. I am not a political person, but I hope to tell the world that Hong Kong isn’t just another small city in China, and what we are and have is special and different. The world is too big to stay in one place. Be adventurous.
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Kate Tang
Hi, my name is Kate. A girl studying visual arts in Hong Kong. I am so proud to introduce myself as a Hongkonger here and tell the world about this tiny little spot on the map. I am not a political person, but I hope to tell the world that Hong Kong isn’t just another small city in China, and what we are and have is special and different. The world is too big to stay in one place. Be adventurous.
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