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from MashableJenni Ryall
Hong Kong people are polite, and the city's streets are kept spotless even at normal times. Shopping malls gleam, escalator handrails and lift buttons in office blocks are disinfected several times a day – a hangover from the bout of SARS that shook the city in 2003. Spitting, commonplace in mainland China, is a big no-no here. Litter, and you may well be fined 5,000 Hong Kong dollars.
The cleanliness that has characterized the demo that has held large parts of the city in its grip over the past few days is in part an extension of that.
But is is also way more than that.
More about Hong Kong, Us World, and World
from MashableJenni Ryall
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