睇見《New York Times》呢個標題，都唔知有咩好補充。
"Life in Hong Kong has always been impossible"
唔講關於政治嗰部份，請問呢啲由來以久嘅問題，何曾有解決過？
//Windowless apartments, subdivided flats, bunk beds. If you have children, your choice is either to send them to local schools, where they face an unforgiving education system, or international schools, which can cost as much as $13,000 a year. The high rents or archaic land regulations and bureaucracy can force out anyone trying to run an independent space for music, art and expression. Rates of depression have recently reached a 10-year high, but quality mental health care is too expensive for ordinary people.//
（無窗嘅單位，劏房，碌架床。如果有仔女，就得兩個選擇，一係讀本地學校面對無情嘅教育制度，再唔係就要比萬幾蚊一個月讀國際學校。高租金、陳舊同官僚嘅政策，迫走晒想搞音樂文化藝術嘅人。抑鬱人口比例去到十年新高，一個普通人負擔唔起嘅精神健康問題。）
//There are so many reasons Hong Kong is not a particularly habitable city, so many reasons you might want to leave...//
#民生
原文：
《The New York Times》
Life in Hong Kong has always been impossible
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/13/opinion/hong-kong-national-security-law.html
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