Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Glory to Hong Kong" in English language version.
Culture and identity are also at the heart of the conflict, and it's revealed through the languages of these two anthems. The people of Hong Kong are deeply attached to Cantonese language and to the use of classical Chinese characters. They have seen the Central Government funnel Mandarin-speaking immigrants into Hong Kong, and designer stores cater to Mainland visitors with signage written in simplified characters. Singing Glory to Hong Kong in Cantonese affirms a sense of identity that demands fighting for.
Culture and identity are also at the heart of the conflict, and it's revealed through the languages of these two anthems. The people of Hong Kong are deeply attached to Cantonese language and to the use of classical Chinese characters. They have seen the Central Government funnel Mandarin-speaking immigrants into Hong Kong, and designer stores cater to Mainland visitors with signage written in simplified characters. Singing Glory to Hong Kong in Cantonese affirms a sense of identity that demands fighting for.
