ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月31日 02時22分

Most Hong Kongers have never seen anything like this summer, which has been roiled by protests and tear gas. On Friday, the police arrested prominent democracy activists. The authorities intensified their crackdown on the protests ahead of a sensitive political anniversary on Saturday, the 5th anniversary of a ruling tied to the beginnings of the Umbrella Movement. But even in the midst of turmoil, that doesn’t mean the city has come to a halt. In fact, this bastion of capitalism on China’s southern coast is still going about its business. The ATMs are dispensing cash. High-end restaurants are taking reservations. Street vendors are hawking their wares. And for many of the hundreds of thousands of residents who have joined the protests, demonstrating is a weekend activity — come Monday, everyone goes back to work. “We are all worried, but life goes on,” said one Hong Konger. Visit the link in our bio to read more about what life is like in Hong Kong amid the protests. @lamyikfei took these photos.

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