The Hong Kong crisis that emerged last year when the government of Hong Kong proposed the “Extradition Bill” continued to draw global attention. Many people came out to the streets to protest a bill that provides a mechanism for the forcible repatriation of Chinese dissidents who have migrated to Hong Kong. In response to the excessive use of force by the police, the protesters were also gaining violence in their actions. The bill was eventually withdrawn on 4 September, but the protests, which entailed history, economic recession, generational conflict, and anti-China sentiment, have not been mitigated. Hong Kong Moments focuses on events after 4 September, looking into the confusion that people experienced. (HONG Eunmi)