Jonathan Jiang

Hong Kong's creative industry suppresses itself
Oct 24, 2017
Jonathan Jiang

Hong Kong's creative industry suppresses itself

China's influence is not to blame for holding back creativity in Hong Kong. The industry's insular perspective is, writes Jonathan Jiang.

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