Correspondent in Asia
His temples dripping with sweat, the colossus towered over with a shaved head the crowd gathered under the lush trees of Victoria Park crushed with moisture.
Faithful to the post, Jimmy Lai is on the front line, in a sweaty T-shirt, this June 16, 2019 alongside Martin Lee, founder of the Pan Democratic Party of Hong Kong, to open the procession of the largest demonstration in the history of the former British colony.
Cheeky kid's round porridge planted on an imposing giant carcass.
And a banter worthy of a triad film.
"The Communist Party is a monopoly offering a lousy service at a high price,"
the rebel boss of
Apple Daily
told
Le Figaro.
, the island's first opposition daily, which denounces Beijing's grip on the territory, with a lot of shocks.
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