Hong Kong: The deaf female scaffolder beating the odds

DW (English)

High above Hong Kong, Athena Hong breaks barriers as the city’s only deaf scaffolder — fighting for inclusion and to keep the art of bamboo scaffolding alive.

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00:00Music

00:10I want to challenge my ability, because I'm a monk

00:16So I can see that there is no one monk who can join me

00:23Because I'm the only one monk, and I'm the only one monk

00:27So I want to show that I'm a monk

00:34And I want to be a monk

00:35So I can be a monk

00:39Music

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01:03Music

01:04This is a very high height, about 2.5mm

01:09This is about 8 inches

01:12This is about 3-4 inches

01:17This is about 3-4 inches

01:19Music

01:45This 모, because I think It feels like a monk

01:48Like a monk

01:49Like, how much are you

01:49Like a monk

01:51To

02:11I will be able to get a job to get out of my life.

02:21If I want to get out of my life, I will be able to get out my life.

02:29Don't be afraid to get out of my life.

02:32If I want to go out, I will be able to take a long time to get out of my life.

02:40and that's how we do it.

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