As the crackdown against pro-democracy protestors and voices of dissent in Hong Kong have become more violent and intense, we must no longer turn a blind eye to the blatantly aggressive Chinese government. Thousands of articles have been written about the misconducts and brutality of the Hong Kong Police Force and the Chinese Communist Party’s encroachment of civil liberties in Hong Kong, but few have investigated the language used by actors of the establishment against Hong Kong citizens.
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