Wall Street Journalのインスタグラム(wsj) - 8月29日 20時00分

Betty Xu, a 22-year-old from mainland China who lives in Hong Kong, is one of several Chinese citizens who have joined ongoing protests in the city. While many mainlanders have fought against the protesters, a small cohort are taking extraordinary risks to support a society that offers freedoms unavailable back home. "I'm more than before touched by the Hong Kong people, who remained united after so much had happened," says Xu, who remained in the city after graduating from a local university this summer. "That's why I'm staying with them." In more than a dozen interviews, outliers like her said they value Hong Kong's autonomy from Chinese control, especially when it comes to the city's legal system and freedom of expression. They have joined marches, signed open online letters supporting Hong Kong and defended the movement in social-media battles against state-backed critics and misinformation—putting them at risk of detention by Chinese authorities

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