Hong Kong 2

Hong Kong It’s March of 1997, and a political cartoonist who goes by the pen name “Zunzi”, sketches in a cafe in Hong Kong. Many Americans take this right for granted. Zunzi, however, is thankful that his newspaper is among the few that have avoided self-censoring as the Chinese take-over approaches, bringing with it harsh censorship laws. He draws a picture of a smiling man outfitted in the lower half of a dog costume, preparing …showed first 75 words of 1360 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1360 total…Einhorn, Bruce. “Is Hong Kong Headed for a Showdown Over Democracy?” Business Week. 8 June. 1998:72. Elliot, Dorinda. “Painting the Town Red”. Newsweek. 07 Jl. 1997:37-39. Fields-Meyer, Thomas. “Freedom Fighter”. People Weekly. 16 June. 1997:67-68. Sesser, Stan. “The Betrayal of Hong Kong”. The New Republic. 10 Mar. 1997:21-26. Ries, Daryl. “Choreographers cautious in post-handover Hong Kong.” Dance Magazine. Jan 1999:49-51. Rosenthal, Elizabeth. “Immigration Ruling by Hong Kong Government Is Generating New Tensions with Beijing”. The New York Times. 11 Feb. 1999:A14.