The Wider Image: Frustration of surviving pricey Hong Kong stirs protest anger
A combination picture shows native Hong Kong resident Sonic Lee, 29, a musician and composer, who lives with his mother, posing for a picture in his 6 sq meter bedroom of his family's apartment in Hong Kong, China June 28, 2019 and bin liners stuck in the letterboxes of apartments of a residential apartment blocks in Hong Kong, China, June 28, 2019. "For me, the Umbrella Revolution is like telling a story, it's Marvel [comic]. It's not going to happen in Hong Kong. There are no superheroes. Nothing will happen in one big movement. I don't believe it anymore. If anything will change in Hong Kong it will be many small people doing many small things and you add them together," Lee said. "Yes, I'm afraid about books that I cannot read or works we cannot write or songs we cannot sing. At the same time, it makes art and music more powerful. Especially Rock'n Roll music. If I use music to talk about what is happening and what we need to fight for, then music will become important in this city." REUTERS/Thomas Peter SEARCH "YOUNG HK" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES.