Hong Kong media reported that there have been no books from Hong Kong political scholars on the official website of the Hong Kong Public Library, including Ma Yue and others, including Shen Xuhui, a scholar of international relations, and Ma Yue, an associate professor of the Department of Political and Administration of the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
The online media "Hong Kong 01" on Saturday (May 13) reported that Shen Xuhui, Ma Yue, Ma Yue, Hong Kong Legislative Council's legal community Wu Yiyi, former Hong Kong Lingnan University Culture were searching for the official website of the Hong Kong Public Library.Xu Baoqiang, associate professor of the Department of Research, and Fang Zhiheng, a political scholar in Hong Kong, all showed "the results of no retrieval", that is, the author's books may have been removed.
It is reported that some authors' works have been in the recommended list of public libraries in Hong Kong, such as Xu Baoqiang's rich and poverty alleviation: the poor (new edit) in the richness (new) lack of learning: Hong Kong education cultureStudy farewell to Cimple: Hong Kong Liberal Crisis Critical Critical Teaching encountered a new generation of youths: China, Hong Kong and Taiwan Education Research, Ma Yue's Hong Kong Democratic Movement Oral History in the 1980s, and Shen Xuhui's Asian Political Stadium.
Searching the above books on the official website of the Hong Kong Public Library also showed "the results of no retrieval".
In addition, the former Legislative Council of the Hong Kong Democratic Party, Kun Junyu, is a love novel writer. His novels have been launched in the Hong Kong Public Library.It has not been searched on the official website of the museum; the book of Situhua, the former chairman of the late Hong Kong branch association, went to Da Jiangdong: Situhua's memoirs and star fights, and they also could not be searched on the official website of the Hong Kong Public Library.
The Introduction Department responsible for managing the Hong Kong Public Library responded to Hong Kong 01 inquiries that the Hong Kong Public Library will review and cancel books that do not meet the development of the museum from time to time. The content may violate national security or Hong Kong law books.Immediately remove the shelves for review.
