roseluqiu - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

Roseluqiu has tweeted about the violation of HK's National Security Law and the increasingly distant relationship between HK and mainland China due to HK's self-destruction and the discrimination against those who speak Mandarin. Roseluqiu suggests that the internet plays a role in amplifying these issues and that people should be less quick to release their "inner demons" regardless of seemingly righteous causes. Roseluqiu also states that there has been no discrimination against Mandarin speakers in their experience, and instead the people of HK are respectful, with helpful locals even offering to explain the menu. Despite existing discrimination in HK and mainland cities such as Shanghai, Roseluqiu ultimately hopes that HK will become as free and open as Taiwan.

Topic Modeling

1. Free speech and political suppression in Hong Kong
2. Discrimination against people who speak Mandarin
3. Tourism in Hong Kong
4. Political relationships between mainland China and Hong Kong
5. The impact of media and social media on perceptions of Hong Kong

Emotional Analysis

The tweets express a range of emotions, from anger and frustration to sadness and sympathy. There is a sense of despair over the current state of Hong Kong, and the lack of freedom and respect for its people. There is also a sense of indignation over the discrimination faced by mainland Chinese people in Hong Kong, as well as in other major cities in China. There is a feeling of hopelessness and resignation, as well as a desire for a better future for Hong Kong. Finally, there is also a hint of irony and sarcasm, as people express their frustration with the current state of affairs.

Trend Analysis

1. The implementation of the National Security Law in Hong Kong
2. Discriminatory treatment against the Chinese Mainlanders
3. Conflict between mainlanders and Hong Kong people
4. Urbanization and impact on tourism
5. Supremacy of mainlander culture