
Jimmy Lai's Saga Reflects Hong Kong's Turbulent Journey
Jimmy Lai, a prominent Hong Kong media tycoon and pro-democracy activist, was convicted of national security offences, marking a significant moment in Hong Kong's crackdown on dissent. His life, from a child laborer to a media mogul and activist, mirrors Hong Kong's tumultuous political journey, culminating in his imprisonment and the closure of his influential newspaper, Apple Daily. Lai's case highlights the ongoing struggle for democracy in Hong Kong and the international tensions surrounding China's influence.
