Last week, students at a high school But no other song has gained the traction that “Glory to Hong Kong” has.“The song gives me a very strong sense of belonging to Hong Kong,” says Calvin, a 18-year-old protestor. So, Hong Kong protesters wrote their own anthem, called “Glory to Hong Kong." "I feel happy and satisfied, this is the song that I write for them and they accept it.

While some protestors don’t agree with the label due to its implications with the controversial idea of separatism, all believe the song reflects the trials and tribulations of the now three months-long movement.“K,” a 23-year-old who responded to Thomas’ online call for volunteers, helped with the song’s mixing. The National Anthem Ordinance (Chinese: 國歌條例) is an ordinance of Hong Kong intended to criminalise "insults to the national anthem of China" ("March of the Volunteers"). I feel that the main goal of that song has been achieved -- it's working well to unite people. Viewed by many as propaganda, even after a sharp increase in support in the preceding four years, by 2006 the majority of Hongkongers remained neither proud nor fond of the anthem.A 1939 bilingual songbook which included the song called it "a good example of... copy[ing] the good points from Western music without impairing or losing our own national color". I think that the best thing to do is to come up with a new song to unite them. Some bring their own instruments — violins and flutes for example — to lead the crowd. On Wednesday, a It’s not the first song to be taken up during Hong Kong’s anti-government demonstrations. Following Tian Han's posthumous rehabilitation in 1979 and Deng Xiaoping's consolidation of power over Hua Guofeng, the National People's Congress resolved to restore Tian Han's original verses to the march and to elevate its status, making it the country's official national anthem on 4 December 1982.The anthem's status was enshrined as an amendment to the Constitution of the People's Republic of China on 14 March 2004.

Protection of National Anthem . "Political commentator and author Jason Y. Ng said the song had a "tremendous unifying impact on the movement," galvanizing both peaceful and aggressive factions.But he agreed that it is an attempt to celebrate Hong Kong values, not an attempt to subvert Chinese sovereignty. By the end of August, the committee had received 632 entries totaling 694 different sets of scores and lyrics. al-?az?rah , IPA:  [æl d?æ'zi:r?]

Part 2 dictates regulations regarding the playing and singing of the national anthem, for example compelling citizens to “stand solemnly and deport themselves with dignity” during the playing of the national anthem. "But while the song is patriotic, it isn't about encouraging a separatist movement, said Ma Ngok, an associate professor of Hong Kong politics at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. “Glory to Hong Kong” has spread like wildfire: on a quiet Monday night, The composer is Thomas, a full-time musician in his mid-twenties who asked to be identified only by his first name. ????? By "When we sing the song together, I feel like if we stand united, we can be very powerful and there's nothing we can't do. Hong Kong or Farouk Omar (Persian: ??? "Glory to Hong Kong" is a march, which was composed and written by a musician under the pseudonym "Thomas dgx yhl", with the contribution of a group of Hongkonger netizens from online forum LIHKG during the 2019–20 Hong Kong protests. Originally intended for Paris, French authorities refused so many visas for its delegates that a parallel conference was held in Prague, Czechoslovakia.