WTO

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昨晚和爸媽去了朗豪坊shopping, 很高興因為我的耳孔已經完全愈合, 可以更換新耳環了。 所以趁機用了張coupon 買了兩對很可愛的耳環。人在世18 年, 終於有三對不是兒時的'' 夾夾"耳環, 哈。看見兩個解款員等電梯, 好型, 又muscular, 又高, 在香港都應該是稀品。很可惜, 這種型男的性傾向多是......

Many of the newspapers have articles and editorials about WTO since November. Mostly are negative. It can be understandable because after a decade of progress, the developing countries and groups have come to realise that the treaty is specially written in favour of the western countries. Since this school term started, a few subjects teachers have already told us to look into depth of the issues arised from WTO. Now i feel like an expert. ^.^

As a geogger, im opposed to WTO. However, on the political/economical standpoint, Hong Kong may gain advantage from these kind of unfair agreement. If you ask me for the long-term solutions, i dont have any brilliant ideas (except reciting those from textbooks), but i have realized as HK is hosting the WTO conference, it has brought about changes in the chatting topics in our lives...

1) Somehow girls think the protestors are hot and sexy. My friend even want to go look at the protestors tomorrow. But when she found out 70% are from south-east asia, she lost interest quickly.

2) WTO conference became another favourable day by students , after the extra labour holiday since the handover. Holidays is a motivation for looking forward to holidays.

3) It brings about a sense of excitement to HK people, probably because HK has not gone through big events for a long time such as water supply cut and riot, or HK people have better impression about protesting since 7.1 , in which opposing about Article 23.