 
 <prompt> ```Hong Kong, China (CNN) -- Dem dey come from cities across China, including Beijing and Shanghai:

Students dey leave mainland China sake of opportunity to study for Hong Kong instead.

"We be small elite wey fit afford freedom pass China great firewall," "Li Cheng" from Shanghai talk.

Li, wey be student for University of Hong Kong, no wan share hin real name or details about hin study program, dey fear consequences for back home.

"I dey live for one country, but e dey feel like say I get two identities," Li talk. "For Shanghai, I dey use special software to access sites wey government blacklist, like Twitter or uncensored version of Google.

"For Hong Kong, dem dey teach me how to use these tools for my research."

In the past, students like Li for don travel go far-away countries to bypass Beijing control of information.

Now, dem dey take advantage of Hong Kong special administrative status wey allow for "one country, two systems" rule until 2047.

Hong Kong no be like mainland China when e come to free flow of information, freedom of speech and multiparty political system.

Those differences recently dey emphasized by Google fight with Chinese government over censorship.

In March, Google announce say dem dey route their users to uncensored version of internet search engine wey dey based for Hong Kong, amid speculation say Google fit commot from China entirely.

China reaction to Google announcement

"When Google redirect their site from China to Hong Kong, e mean say plenty publicity for our free harbor," David Bandurski, China analyst for University of Hong Kong (HKU) talk. E dey study censorship issues.``` <response>: 1. Hong Kong
2. make we study
3. mainland China
4. free flow of information and freedom of speech
5. yes
6. yes.
7. Shanghai
8. e be student
9. University of Hong Kong
10. Hong Kong, China
11. China 