Fifty cents are rushing to comment with "I love China" flushing away those comments reflecting people's real thinking of Li's words.pic.twitter.com/lCn3g2RDHI
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While China's state media PD praises HK tycoon Li Kashing's ads on two local newspaper for condemning violence, Chinese people are reading between lines. One said Li's recognizing hk protestors for their good cause. The other calls Li an "an old fox and a double-face"pic.twitter.com/JhsgWzOVur
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Chinese financial news Caixin citing source saying the ads reflects the common value among HK people and people shouldn’t over interpret it.pic.twitter.com/TYNHzcjDYC
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I would like to give credit to Li Ka Shing on this one actually. If we look at his body of work as an indicator of his heart and where his sympathies lie, I will give him the benefit here. He need to do what he needs to do to the overlords but he is still his own man.
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Agree. It’s a very moderate and reasonable call to end violence. Much better than the Mulan actress tweet. Hard to tell which side he is leaning though, the “best cause, possibly worst consequence” phrase is probably about the protestors and I think shows empathy for them
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I suppose people will read it the way they want to, but whoa - right on Superman! Standing up for HK rights
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Why are all protests or social movements attempts of independence in their eyes? State media propaganda?
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The deep-seated root cause of Hong Kong's woes is its people! It's fucking one country, two systems. It's double-dealing, it's greedy! Hypocriticism is the ultimate!pic.twitter.com/qp35w5YnPg
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