I saw somewhere: “I don’t care about English, but Cantonese is not a dialect. I always feel that there are some political demands in it.” The faces of the people of the People’s Republic of China appear on the retina screen in at least three dimensions. Think of John McClane (Bruce Willis) in “Die Hard” who calculates that his husband is still alive through the anger level of terrorists: “Only John can make people so violent.” Only people from the People’s Republic of China can easily and naturally make the word “political appeal” sound like a crime. (Click here to read the vertical layout)

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Lawrence Li

I saw somewhere: “I don’t care about English, but Cantonese is not a dialect. I always feel that there are some political demands in it.” The faces of the people of the People’s Republic of China appear on the retina screen in at least three dimensions. I think of John McClane (Bruce Willis) in ” Die Hard ” who calculates that his husband is still alive through the anger level of terrorists: “Only John can make people so violent.” Only people from the People’s Republic of China can easily and naturally make the word “political appeal” sound like a crime.

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