You've taken a trip to Hong Kong and are returning with a stack of reading material that you can't normally find on the mainland. To your dismay, the customs agent seizes your books, but won't tell you why. What do you do? Sue! Southern Weekly reported... ...full story at Danwei
from Danwei on Wed, Oct 28 2009
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