In a satirical "Communist rally" aimed at mainland Chinese shoppers, about 100 Hong Kongers marched through the city on Sunday wearing Maoist costumes, yelling "love your country, buy Chinese products!"
Hong Kong's parody protest —
In a satirical "Communist rally" aimed at mainland Chinese shoppers, about 100 Hong Kongers marched through the city on Sunday wearing Maoist costumes, yelling "love your country, buy Chinese products!"
Wilfred Chan
A protester in a Communist costume holds a sign reading "If you don't drink Chinese milk, are you still Chinese?" To the left, an image of Hong Kong's embattled chief executive C.Y. Leung photoshopped onto Mao Zedong's body.
Hong Kong's parody protest —
A protester in a Communist costume holds a sign reading "If you don't drink Chinese milk, are you still Chinese?" To the left, an image of Hong Kong's embattled chief executive C.Y. Leung photoshopped onto Mao Zedong's body.
Wilfred Chan
An unlikely sight: A Communist flag billowing in Hong Kong's crowded Mong Kok shopping district.
Hong Kong's parody protest —
An unlikely sight: A Communist flag billowing in Hong Kong's crowded Mong Kok shopping district.
Wilfred Chan
Police formed human walls to restrain the protest, which was rowdy at times.
Hong Kong's parody protest —
Police formed human walls to restrain the protest, which was rowdy at times.
Wilfred Chan
Hundreds of bemused onlookers gathered to watch the spectacle.
Hong Kong's parody protest —
Hundreds of bemused onlookers gathered to watch the spectacle.
Wilfred Chan