ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月2日 02時07分

After #HongKong returned to Chinese rule 2 decades ago, its reputation as one of the best-managed cities in Asia endured. The trains ran on time. Crime and taxes were low. The skyline dazzled with ever taller buildings. Those are still true. Yet as the 20th anniversary of the handover approaches, the perception of Hong Kong as something special — a vibrant crossroads of East and West that China may want to emulate — is fading fast. Never-ending disputes between the city’s Beijing-backed leadership and the pro-democracy opposition have crippled the government’s ability to make difficult decisions and complete important construction projects. And caught between Beijing’s dictates and the demands of local residents, the authorities have allowed problems to fester, including an affordable-housing crisis, a troubled education system and a delayed high-speed rail line. @lamyikfei photographed rush hour on the MTR, Hong Kong’s clean and efficient subway system. Visit the link in our profile to read more about how Hong Kong is increasingly being held up as a cautionary tale.

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