Chapter 9 Notes to "The Road Is Difficult"

The Lu Xun case: Since last year, I have heard a lot of similar things; a friend from Guangdong also said to me: "Your "Talking about Hong Kong" should really be published; but it is not detrimental to the British." ’” I was convinced of the truth of his words.In Shanghai this year, I was searched once on a bridge, but it was not as severe as in Hong Kong.I heard that there are several places in the interior that are stricter than the concessions. In hotels, patrolmen will come in at midnight. If you write something, you have to study it.A fellow of mine [2] was writing an abridgement in a hotel, trying to protect his brother who was wanted, but he himself was arrested before he could finish the abridgement.As for the newspapers, why don't you check that there are a few places that have been deleted and you are not allowed to leave blanks, because if you leave blanks, you can see their suppression.Hong Kong is still blank, and I have to say that the British are sometimes not as meticulous as their compatriots.Therefore, if we want others to recognize us as human beings, we must first strive for personality in our own country.Otherwise, it will be sucked by the combination of foreigners and warlords,