Facebook page “Edu Lancet” revealed on March 4 that a Hong Kong student was intercepted by mainland customs when he was crossing the border. At the time, he was carrying a Chinese history textbook published in Hong Kong containing a page showing the map of China. The page was torn out by the customs duty officer, and he was told that the map did not comply with the laws of the CCP.
Edu Lancet posted an article on the evening of March 4, saying that it received a report from a teacher that second-year student who commutes daily from the mainland to a secondary school in the North District of Hong Kong was intercepted by the Chinese Customs when he was crossing the border the day before. Upon inspection, the officials found a Chinese history book published in Hong Kong and tore the page with a map of China out of it.
