Smart Talk｜Why have anti-Chinese thoughts become so-called 'mainstream voice' among HK youngsters?

Recent years have seen a growth of the subtle tension between local and mainland Chinese students in Hong Kong, which was further heightened after the social unrest last year. It has always been a pity that people who share similar origins and cultural roots have fallen into rival groups due to political divergence and stereotypical images. In this episode, DotDotNews invites Keybros, two HK-born Gen Z influencers and Tom, a fresh HKU graduate from Guangdong Province to talk about identity issues in HK.

How are local and mainland youngsters in HK different and similar in perceiving their identities? Why there always seems to be only one voice amongst HK's younger generation? How should we maintain an independent and critical way of thinking when some anti-Chinese thoughts has become political correctness in HK's local discourse community? Behind all those labels and camps, are there more important, humanistic sides that we should pay attention to? How can we promote mutual understanding between the two groups? Watch the video to find your own answers.

以言會友｜為何香港年青一代會對中國身份抱有偏見？

近年來，在港內地學生與本地學生之間一直存在一種微妙的緊張關係，在去年修例風波之後尤甚。血脈相承、文化同根的兩地同胞，卻總因政治因素和刻板印象互相敵對，缺乏理性溝通，很難不讓人惋惜。本期節目中，DotDotNews點新聞邀請了我們的老朋友、兩位有法律專業背景的香港00後鎖匙兄弟，和來自廣東的港大畢業生Tom，跟我們一起聊聊在香港的身份認同問題。

身處香港的本地青年和內地青年有着怎樣的身份認知？香港年青一代中為何似乎常常只有一種聲音？當某種反叛式的「政治正確」成為主流，如何保持獨立的思考？標籤與陣營的背後，是否有更值得關注的一面？怎樣才能促進互相理解？想了解我們如何探討這些問題，請去片。