人物4：

耿春亞,，香港內(nèi)地畢業(yè)生聯(lián)合會(huì)主席

“父親說(shuō)了普通話后,，旁邊的人爆粗口叫他離開香港?！?/p>

Geng Chunya,， president of the Hong Kong Association of Mainland Graduates and a permanent resident since 2001， is not about to leave but he has felt the hostility first hand,。

自2001年起,，耿春亞就是香港的永久居民，以及香港內(nèi)地畢業(yè)生聯(lián)合會(huì)的主席,。他并不打算離開,，但也親身感受到了這種敵意,。

“My 70-year-old father and I returned to Hong Kong after a day trip to Shenzhen in early July。 Almost as soon as my father sat down in the MTR and began to speak in Mandarin,， the man next to him shouted obscenities and told my father to get out of Hong Kong,，” Geng said。

耿春亞說(shuō)：“今年7月初,，我和70歲的父親結(jié)束了一天的深圳之旅后回到香港,。在地鐵里，我父親坐下來(lái)開始說(shuō)普通話時(shí),，他旁邊的那個(gè)人開始大聲爆粗口,，叫他離開香港?！?/p>

▲Hong Kong protests： young,， educated mainland Chinese are questioning their place in the city （via SCMP）

▲73歲的老人在香港機(jī)場(chǎng)被圍堵 （圖via Global Times）

人物5：

Jennie Liang，資產(chǎn)管理公司職員

“深圳如何發(fā)展,，會(huì)是我是否留在香港的重要因素,。”

“Such actions have crossed the line of freedom of expression,，” said Jennie Liang,， who works for an asset management company in Central and travels daily from her home in Shenzhen。 “They are just selfish and egotistical,?！?/p>

“這樣的行為已經(jīng)越過(guò)了‘言論自由’的界限，”在中環(huán)一家資產(chǎn)管理公司工作的Jennie Liang說(shuō),?！八麄儯ū┩剑┚褪亲运接职谅,！?/p>

Jennie Liang said reports of Beijing granting greater authority to Shenzhen for reforms could open the door for her,。

（對(duì)于是否留在香港，）Jennie Liang表示,，關(guān)于近來(lái)中央建設(shè)深圳為中國(guó)特色社會(huì)主義先行示范區(qū)的報(bào)道,，可能為她打開了一扇門。

“Beijing’s plan to make Shenzhen a test-bed city for China and the world will be an important factor for me as to stay or leave Hong Kong,，” she said,。

她說(shuō)：“中央計(jì)劃將深圳打造出中國(guó)乃至世界的試驗(yàn)田。而這將是我決定是否留在香港的一個(gè)重要因素,?！?/p>

▲Hong Kong protests： young， educated mainland Chinese are questioning their place in the city （via SCMP）

▲面向香港的深圳灣,，本月初上演了震撼的“無(wú)人機(jī)大片”（圖via網(wǎng)絡(luò)）

人物6：

Lin Yuxi,，私募基金經(jīng)營(yíng)者

“如果香港在大灣區(qū)的地位下降，還不如去深圳廣州,?！?/p>

Lin Yuxi from Shenzhen runs a 6 billion yuan （US$868 million） private fund out of Hong Kong， investing in mainland Chinese start-ups in pre-IPO funding rounds,。

Lin Yuxi來(lái)自深圳,，在香港經(jīng)營(yíng)著一支60億人民幣的私募基金，在pre-IPO輪投資內(nèi)地的初創(chuàng)企業(yè),。

The political unrest of the past two months hasn’t put him off,。。,。His big worry is the prospect of Hong Kong having a diminished role in the Greater Bay Area as a result of the turmoil,。

過(guò)去兩個(gè)月的動(dòng)蕩沒有讓他卻步。但他最大的擔(dān)憂是,，由于這場(chǎng)動(dòng)蕩,，香港在大灣區(qū)的地位可能會(huì)下降,。

“Hong Kong was supposed to play a leading role in the Greater Bay Area,。。,。 If Hong Kong’s roles were to be diminished,， the question for recent arrivals like me would be： why do we bother to put up with the higher costs in this city？ We might as well stay in Shenzhen,， or move to Guangzhou,， 。,。,。where the cost of living， operations and everything else is cheaper anyway,?！?Lin said。

Lin說(shuō)：“香港應(yīng)該在大灣區(qū)發(fā)揮主導(dǎo)作用,。如果香港的角色被消弱,，那對(duì)于像我這樣的初來(lái)者而言，為什么還要待在這個(gè)城市,、忍受更高的成本,？我們還不如去深圳或者廣州，那里的生活,、經(jīng)營(yíng)和其他一切成本都更便宜,?！?/p>

▲Hong Kong protests： young， educated mainland Chinese are questioning their place in the city （via SCMP）

▲深圳（圖via新華網(wǎng)）