Frankly, I am not surprise seeing moral and national education being proposed, if you want to assimilate, do it to young generation when they are very young with so-called education, such as that National Education.
Only 16, Joshua Wong founded Scholarism to fight against the National Education; 21, co-founded the political party Demosistō. Even when I was 21, I don't think the word politics meant much to me, I might have voted once or twice, but that's all.
China's communist party definitely has hands on Hong Kong, if it didn't, then Hong Kong might already try to be independent. Hong Kong was and is a very unique place, they speak Cantonese, not Mandarin, they write in Traditional Chinese, not Simplified Chinese. They are, well, just different, like many parts in China, where languages and cultures are different. China would not want to allow any of those to be independent, if one did, then the map of China would become very different.
Joshua started his activism at very young age, where the documentary started. There was little about his parents, but enough for us to see that they were proud of him, his mother had many newspaper clips of his activities. And you could also see some adults, who were much older, showed supports in their protests and when they were founding the political party.
The arrests, the defeated, the transitions from activists to politicians, they are born for it, they know when to quit when fighting from outside of system is never going to work, fighting in China's terms might still get some chance.
Another 20 years, would they finally can elect a Chief Executive in the true sense of democracy?
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