is even worse than when we left. one of the reason i keep this book is when hayley is growing up, i would show her this to let her understand what happened in hong kong. and it s one of the reasons, main reason why we are here now. you know, when 2 million people marching on the street and the government still ignore the voice, then you will find the city is hopeless. every time i talk about it, i cry. many hong kongers in the uk still want to take action over what s happening back in their home. protests like this one in london earlier this year have been taking place across the country. the government has been forcefully silencing us for a while, you know, even though we re living in a foreign city, but we still care about our city. we still care about freedom. people in hong kong are living under intimidation and it s getting more
hayley, what did you think about leaving hong kong? at first i was a bit sad and when we re almost leaving, my dad cried because he didn t want to leave the house that we had in hong kong. the situation now in hong kong is even worse than when we left. one of the reasons i keep this book is when hayley is growing up, i will show her this to let her understand what happened in hong kong. and it s one of the reasons, main reason why we are here now. you know, when 2 million people marching on the street and the government still ignore the voice, then you will find the city is hopeless. every time i talk about it, i cry. many hong kongers in the uk still want to take action over what s happening back in their home.
what do you think of the school? great. where did you play in when you were in the hong kong school? we just sit in class, sometimes do our homework. do you miss your school back in hong kong? yes, because my friend - is in the hong kong school. imiss them. and you miss your friends? would you go back to hong kong, though? i want to see my grandma. do you want to see your grandmother? yeah. the move can be tough at such a young age. but yowin feels it s in hayley s best interest. she enjoys a lot here, in hong kong, it was so stressful and she gets lots of different homeworks every day and things she can t finish until 7 pm every night. what do you hope for hayley in the future in the uk? i hope she can be happy all the time and she can learn what is right, what is wrong, because now
spread some luck today. hayley s really settled into school life. we ve currently got eight children that havejoined us from hong kong. i mean, hannah and hayley, they ve gone into the same class. they are also teaching our children cantonese. and so it s worked really well. what do you think of the school? great. where did you play in when you were in the hong kong school? we just sit in class, sometimes do our homework. do you miss your school back in hong kong? yes, because my friend - is in the hong kong school. imiss them. and you miss your friends? would you go back to hong kong, though? i want to see my grandma. do you want to see your grandmother? yeah. the move can be tough at such a young age. but yowin feels it s in hayley s best interest. she enjoys a lot here, in hong kong,
it was so stressful and she gets lots of different homeworks every day and things she can t finish until 7pm every night. what do you hope for hayley in the future in the uk? i hope she can be happy all the time and she can learn what is right, what is wrong, because now if she s still in hong kong, then i think she s going to be brainwashed, you know, because it s going to be just like the education in china. she cannot get true news, whatever she see from the tv, maybe only fake news. the hong kong government has denied yowin s claim and says its education system consistently develops generations of talents. the growing interest in moving to the uk has fueled an explosion of hong kong is becoming youtubers documenting their lives in britain. videos rack up thousands of hits and range reviews