100 days in: How Hong Kongers sustain protests with creativity

HONG KONG --- With Hong Kong shaken by 100 days of huge pro-democracy protests, activists have adopted a host of creative ways to fuel their movement away from the barricades. From laser pen light shows, to flashmob singalongs and human chains, we look at some of the inventive methods embraced by a movement that shows no signs of abating. Flashmob singalongs Music has long played a prominent role in Hong Kong's years of democracy rallies. The tune that received the most traction early on in this summer's protests was the catchy Christian hymn "Sing Hallelujah to the Lord" as well as "Do you hear the people sing?" from the musical "Les Miserables". But in the last fortn...

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