Hong Kong's Identity and Political Narratives

This chapter examines the intricate political narratives surrounding Hong Kong's status, highlighting its colonial history and modern ties to China. It addresses the complex identities of Hong Kong residents, their cultural affiliations, and varying aspirations for autonomy following the 1997 handover. The discussion also touches on the implications of political shifts in the U.S. for ethnic Chinese communities and the broader geopolitical conflicts affecting their perceptions.