If you walk through a Hong Kong tunnel or subway these days it might look something like this.
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For months, supporters of the anti-government protests have been plastering walls with sticky notes and posters.
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Anyone can write a message and add it to a wall.
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This person even turned himself into a Lennon wall.
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“Jessica”, 18, has created huge artworks for several Lennon walls around the city.
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She says her art helps people understand what the protests are about.
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The first Lennon walls were in Eastern Europe in 1980, a tribute to John Lennon’s message of peace.
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But they have become flashpoints in Hong Kong. People have tried to tear them down and even attacked artists.
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Solidarity Lennon walls have popped up around the world.
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Despite some concessions by the Hong Kong government, the anger and the Lennon walls are not going away.
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