Hong Kong people’s sense of justice is still very well preserved, and that is especially admirable.
Not long ago, at an amusement park, when an old woman in red slapped a little girl to the ground, a Hong Kong resident immediately stood up and rebuked her sternly on the spot.
There was also an earlier case where a Filipino domestic helper was pulling a child along the road in a hurry, and the child was struggling badly; a passerby auntie immediately stepped in and loudly stopped her.
I myself have also seen with my own eyes that when someone fainted at a subway station, a crowd gathered around to help.
This makes me want to curse the Nanjing judge again
Not long ago, at an amusement park, when an old woman in red slapped a little girl to the ground, a Hong Kong resident immediately stood up and rebuked her sternly on the spot.
There was also an earlier case where a Filipino domestic helper was pulling a child along the road in a hurry, and the child was struggling badly; a passerby auntie immediately stepped in and loudly stopped her.
I myself have also seen with my own eyes that when someone fainted at a subway station, a crowd gathered around to help.
This makes me want to curse the Nanjing judge again
