"Hong Kong Story" exhibition hall reopens: downplaying Hong Kong's British history without mentioning "June 4th", six years of renovation to re-establish the narrative

After six years of transformation, a reconstructed narrative appears. Hong Kong's British colonial history has been downplayed, the Hong Kong governor's photo wall and the British Hong Kong flag have been removed; the display boards no longer mention the "June 7th riots", and the "June 4th incident" has also been downplayed as "the political turmoil at the turn of the spring and summer."