Hong Kong Retired Pilot Reminiscences His Time in Joining the Taiwanese Military

Hong Kong Retired Pilot Reminiscences His Time in Joining the Taiwanese Military
Li Binlun, one of the first generation of Hong Kong youth who went to Taiwan to join the military, is seen here at the Los Angeles Fellowship Society renewal ceremony on March 4, 2023. Emma Hsu, The Epoch Times
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Li Binlun moved to Hong Kong from China with his family in the early 1950s because they were worried about what would happen after the Chinese Communist  Party (CCP) had taken over China. However, with no money to live on, he went to Taiwan and joined the Taiwanese army for sustenance. He relates his journey through life in the army and then as a commercial airline pilot and his current life in America.

A repeat performance is now happening in Hong Kong. With the CCP forcibly implementing the National Security Law (NSL) in Hong Kong and the 2019 anti-extradition protests fizzled after the NSL was implemented on June 30, 2020. Hong Kong has not been the same since then.