Haiwai.com, August 14th. The Hong Kong rioters and founder of "One Media", Li Zhiying, who was previously arrested on suspicion of violating Hong Kong's national security law, continued to "action" after his bail. Although it seems that he is not afraid of death, and he has been interviewed by the media from time to time to clean up himself, the true face behind the scenes is more intriguing.

  Comprehensive Hong Kong media reported on the 14th that Li Zhiying and many others were arrested on the 10th by the National Security Department of the police on suspicion of colluding with foreign forces, violating the National Security Law or conspiring to defraud. On the morning of the 14th, during an interview with Bloomberg Television, Li Zhiying denied all kinds of ironclad evidence. He also claimed that he was arrested for “fabricated accusations”, and emphasized that they had never supported “Hong Kong independence” and had not given relevant information. The activity paid a penny and emphasized that he will not sell his holdings in Apple Daily. If he is convicted, the business will continue to operate.

  However, although this rhetoric is still on the surface, it is different behind the scenes. On the evening of the 13th, as he was surprised by the arrest, after being released on bail, Li Zhiying summoned four anti-China "Ma Tsai" to meet and plot countermeasures, including the illegal occupation and was sentenced to 8 months in prison. Li Yongda, who was suspended for two years, former Labour Party chairman Li Cheuk-ren, who had received secret donations from Li Zhiying, Hu Zhiwei, a legislative council member and chairman of the Democratic Party, and legislative councillor Lin Zhuoting, all left by car after about two hours at their house.

  Hong Kong media have pointed out that although Li Zhiying was still locked in handcuffs on the 13th and did not feel humiliated, he had already put on the market at a low price, eager to sell the full-floor industrial building in Tai Po, and passed the "yellow silk". , "Independent" customers, sing well "One Media" stock price. All sorts of behaviors show that some people actually want to make a high-profile counterattack, take advantage of the situation to ship goods, and make a fortune. As a result, a group of “yellow silk” retail investors who blindly chased the market suffered heavy collective losses and wailed. People in the securities industry also said that the regulatory authorities must strictly investigate, if the "Next Media" stock price incident is allowed to damage the image of Hong Kong as an international financial center. (Overseas Net Wu Qian)