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Because in Hong Kong, they don't hold democratic elections. That's why they're having the Occupy Hong Kong with Peace and Love movement. The people they vote for must be a puppet of the Chinese Communist Government, hence CY Leung himself did his inaugural speech in Mandarin (the language of Mainland China), and not Cantonese (the language of Hong Kong).
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Support; looks like the COMMONNAME. Hopefully we can check that all the variations of punctuation and spacing are covered by redirects.
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Where on that article does it mention names of other kids? Currently I can only see one child (Leung Chai-yan) mentioned, who can only be described as an embarrassment to the family
134.148.10.13 (
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03:08, 14 October 2014 (UTC)reply
Well, I can see them there, even if you can't: Chai-yan's younger sister, Leung Chung-yan, and her brother Leung Chuen-yan (who later had his own mini scandal,
here. If they are considered a significant aspect of their famous father's public profile, they should be mentioned. Onanoff (
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11:41, 17 February 2015 (UTC)reply
CY Leung daughter (Leung Chai-yan) - Erratic behavior (slashing of wrists, bragging using tax payer dollars to buy expensive clothing and jewellery)
I'm not sure about Hong Kong, but in Australia, this sort of thing is highly relevant to a public official, with this erratic behavior of his daughter
134.148.71.167 (
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11:20, 8 October 2014 (UTC)reply
It may be useful to ask yourself whether you have an inherent bias towards
mental illness, because it is common for Asians to stylize mental illness with evil spirits, and feel shame about.
Self-harm is consistent with
borderline personality disorder (also known as emotionally unstable personality disorder) and in
DSM-5 is classified under the
cluster B personality disorder type. With regards to
WP:NPF, she is not a non-notable character. She is constanty appearing in media, and this is not incidental to being the daughter of CY Leung, she intentionally goes out of her way to make these extremely controversial postings, to troll the Hong Kong people. With regard to
WP:AVOIDVICTIM, once again, I need to emphasize, mental illness does not happen to "victims", it happens to "patients", and is an attribute, not an "evil"
134.148.10.13 (
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01:22, 29 October 2014 (UTC)reply
I do not have any bias against mental illness. It is just that I do not think it is not required for reasons mentioned earlier. I am open to suggestions and comments from other registered regular editors of this page, on whether to include this.
Prodigyhk (
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14:50, 29 October 2014 (UTC)reply
Interesting how CY Leung has
now come out storming admitting - finally - that his daughter has some "health problems", had been seeing doctors, and was picked up by an "ambulance", after making allegations against her mother on Facebook that she was a "deranged woman".
She stated "My mother just literally pushed me up against a wall slapped me [sic]. I fell, hit my spine against corner of study table". She is 23, not a juvenile. He reports that her "emotions fluctuate", some other sources report
bipolar disorder. The girl also alleged that her mother had been "violent" towards her, and said she wold have "jumped" if she'd been on the 20th floor. Also she has previously admitted
depression182.255.99.214 (
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06:30, 19 March 2015 (UTC)reply
Plau - Notice you have added this tag "NPOV" tag to this article.
But, you have not provided any reason in talk page. Request provide your reasons here in Talk Page for discussion
Thanks
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05:37, 16 October 2014 (UTC)reply
Let's start with the fact that the page has been heavily edited by the Chinese Communist Government's PR team, and any dissent against CY Leung is quickly removed. There's very little talk about his daughter's wrist slitting behaviours, the $7m he received so that an offer that trumped UGL's by $100m was not taken, and most recently - his statement "Democratic reforms would disproportionately benefit the poor" (
http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2014/10/hong-kongs-leader-laments-how-democracy-would-help-the-poor/381680/). This greatly contrasts with the clearly Communistic propaganda we can see on his current Wiki page, which states that he is the "Emperor of the working class". What he ACTUALLY said is: "if it’s entirely a numbers game and numeric representation, then obviously you would be talking to half of the people in Hong Kong who earn less than $1,800 a month". So he's making mockery of basically 99% of the working class of Hong Kong, instead saying "you have to take care of all the sectors in Hong Kong as much as you can", becoming a slave to the business elite in Hong Kong
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Why do you defend "CY Leung" and suggest "C Y Leung" while it should be "C. Y. Leung" or "C.-Y. Leung"? If you disapprove "C.-Y. Leung", would you agree to change the request to "C. Y. Leung"?
Katy Gallaghon (
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19:40, 25 October 2014 (UTC).reply
I have explained my reading of the conventions linked above. The government and most sources use "C Y Leung" so that would be my first choice, second would be his full name Leung Chun-ying. "C. Y. Leung" is all right too, if the alternative is including that hideous hyphen.
_dk (
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20:09, 25 October 2014 (UTC)reply
not agree' The hyphen does not make sense and should not be used. Regarding the period, most sources including official government release, use the initial "C Y" or "CY" without period".
Prodigyhk (
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05:14, 26 October 2014 (UTC)reply
The hyphen make sense in the abbreviation as it is used in the full name (Leung Chun-ying → C.-Y. Leung). But it is true that most sources do not use it. I consequently added "C. Y. Leung" in my request so that it should be a compromise acceptable and satisfactory for everyone.
Katy Gallaghon (
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07:38, 26 October 2014 (UTC).reply
"Chun" and "Ying" are separate words that have been used together to form the subjects name "Chun-Ying" which is equivalent to "first name" in western name system. To give this clarity to readers, the hyphen is added when written in English.
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13:13, 26 October 2014 (UTC)reply
Support changing the article title to something different, C. Y. or C.-Y. presumably. This is not a pen name or stage name, so different publications follow whatever style they prefer; we follow one style, which likely is the most widely used in formal writing in English generally speaking, and there is no need to make an exception here. —
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"Democracy would see poorer people dominate Hong Kong vote"
People have already listed "stupid remarks" that CY Leung has made, one person called it "foot in mouth". I think we should include a list of them - or if not on Wikipedia, at least on Wikiquotes or something like that. What are people's thoughts?
"If it's entirely a numbers game then you would be talking to the people who earn less than $1,800 a month" on the dangers of democracy: it gives the vote to poor people
"Sheep are widely seen to be mild and gentle animals living peacefully in groups. I hope all people in HK will take inspiration for the sheep's character" On how Hong Kong should stop protesting and be more mild in the Chinese Year of the Sheep. Remember CY Leung is known as "The Wolf", so does he want to slaughter the people of HK?
"Everyone has the right to the freedom of speech", In his own defence after being accused of bullying a small student magazine.
"Hong Kong's youth should explore opportunities abroad", A solution to the crippling lack of opportunity for young Hong Kongers at home
"Sending children [to study] abroad is wrong; I will never do that" CY Leung’s eldest son studied at Cambridge and is now at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden. He has one daughter at LSE and one at Cambridge
"I believe that my resignation will not solve the problem", Firmly in denial as protests raged around him this year
"I will never run for the office of chief executive", Six years later, Mr Leung runs a successful campaign for Hong Kong’s chief executive, or mayor.
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Support the use of Leung Chun-ying – This is his actual name, and should be used as such. It is the common name for the subject as found in RS. The use of the "CY" nickname should certainly be mentioned in the leader, but the article title should reflect RS.
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OpposeMOS:IDENTITY and per the 2012 move request. The HK government uses C Y Leung
[3]; his own Facebook page
[4] uses CY Leung; per the 2012 move request, the BBC, CNN, NY times, SCMP all uses the current spelling or a slight variant of that. --
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03:24, 5 May 2015 (UTC)reply
SupportArticle should be at his proper name, redirects can handle those looking for CY, and lede can be written to indicate that he is often refered to as CY.--
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Bag-gate
Why is there nothing here about CY Leung, and Bag-gate? i.e. how he got his daughter Leung Chai-yan special treatment, against international law? And there has been protest from the airline, and complaint to the international authorities???
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It's correct in terms of language. The middle character is not pronounced "Chun" in any language. But if the subject of the article prefers to use a different name in English, that's his freedom and per MOS we should respect that in the article title. The "correct" pronunciations are indicated in the box anyway. — Preceding
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