La città indelebile. Hong Kong tradita e ribelle

The book delves into personal and collective struggles, but I'm curious what motivated Louisa Lim to tell this story now. Was there a particular event or moment that sparked this focus?

While the book highlights dispossession, there’s also a strong undercurrent of resilience. I wonder if others found the moments of defiance as uplifting as I did.

The memoir covers a wide range of experiences. I’m curious about the process behind choosing which voices and events to highlight and how that shaped the overall narrative.