In a Sydney nursing home for Chinese residents, a Chinese national flag sparked a conflict between two elderly Chinese men: one, clinging to his homeland, and the other, having been arrested six times by the Chinese Communist Party for his beliefs. In free societies, the red flag is not merely a national symbol; it can also evoke memories of persecution. This article reveals the silence, fear, and division among overseas Chinese, as well as the …
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In a Sydney nursing home for Chinese residents, a Chinese national flag sparked a conflict between two elderly Chinese men: one, clinging to his homeland, and the other, having been arrested six times by the Chinese Communist Party for his beliefs. In free societies, the red flag is not merely a national symbol; it can also evoke memories of persecution. This article reveals the silence, fear, and division among overseas Chinese, as well as the …