As massive demonstrations rock Hong Kong’s streets, protest art—not in the form of graffiti, but in the form of sticky notes—has popped up all over the city.<br /><br />The walls of Hong Kong are now hotspots for people to vent their anger against the government and offer words of encouragement.<br /><br />How did sticky notes become a dominant form of protest? And what are the demonstrations about anyway? We checked out a few of these “Lennon Walls” to find out.<br /><br />If you liked this video, we have more videos about Hong Kong, including:<br /><br />The People Saving Hong Kong’s Neon Lights<br />https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzbCgeMRy68<br /><br />This Hong Kong Artist’s ‘Ugly’ Cartoons Made it to the Guggenheim<br />https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dCtjxVBtvs<br /><br />How Hong Kong Became a Refuge for Wild Parrots<br />https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZroQO_quW8<br /><br />**FOLLOW US ON IG, TWITTER, AND FACEBOOK:<br />http://instagram.com/goldthread2<br />http://twitter.com/goldthread2<br />http://facebook.com/goldthread2<br /><br />Producer and Narrator: Venus Wu<br />Videographer and Editor: Mario Chui<br />Animation: Ray Ngan<br />Mastering: Victor Peña<br /><br />Music: Audio Network<br />
