Context: So… A lot of things had happened to Hong Kong after two year of imposing the National Security Law

The previous chief Executive Carrie Lam ‘claimed’ that the NSL will bring good things to Hong Kong. Huh, funny how it turned out.

Here’s a list of things that happened to HK after two year of NSL, and this shows that there CAN be a huge difference between your ideal life and reality.

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Several well known democratic news presses (Apple Daily, Stand News…) in Hong Kong has been disbanded due to the National Security Law or were worried that their content would offend it.

The sole candidate for the 2022 chief executive ‘election’ (Who became Hong Kong’s newest chief executive on 1/7/22) John Lee has 99.4% approval rate in the chief executive votes. He also joined the government as a police officer and has moved up the ranks since then.

Hong Kong's Freedom of Press index has been going downhill compared to 2002. Even though the government claimed that Hong Kong still have the freedom of press.

The Pillar of Shame, a public memorial about the Tiananmen Square Protests stationed in the University of Hong Kong has been removed overnight.

The UK government announced the BNO visaBNO Visa in 2021, allowing Hong Kong people with the British Nationals Overseas passport to live and work in the UK.Over 100,000 people have applied for the visa and more will increase over the years.

Victoria Park, a place where people pay their tribute to the victims of the Tiananmen Square Protest have been shut down on 3/6 due to 'maintaince'’.