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Hong Kong Free Press
Hong Kong Free Press
On a gloomy, rainy Friday in Hong Kong, around 100 people were seated in an auditorium at a Yau Ma Tei hotel, patiently waiting for a ceremony to begin. Some were in suits and ties, some in vibrant floral print shirts with shiny accessories, as if seeking the limelight for the big day. As the first guest gave a speech, followed by the second and third, the audience occasionally burst into laughter and clapped. The ceremony they had been waiting for would begin soon after the speeches ended. “You will now receive the graduation blessing!” the master of ceremonies announced in a subtly excited t…
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