Chapter 26 twenty five

I had a dream. Hong Kong was finally occupied by the retro faction. All those who love new literature and art were all locked up in concentration camps for training. Those who write new poems are guilty, they are all tied up and thrown into the Victoria Strait, the painters who practice abstract art are guilty, they are all hanged on the big tree on Nathan Road "Ulysses" became a banned book "Once Upon a Time" became a banned book "The Magic Mountain" became a banned book "The Old Man and the Sea" became a banned book "The Sound and the Fury" became a banned book "America" ​​became banned "Gentlemen" became banned "The Black Death" became banned "Sons and Lovers" became banned "Fortress" became banned "The Beehive" became banned

No one can mention Joe Sprust in conversation Thomas Mann Hemingway Faulkner Gide Fugenia Woolf Fitzgerald Ropathos Simon De Beaufort Agamius Lawrence Kafka west Violators are sentenced to death Bruton's Surrealist Manifesto becomes contraband Chai La's 'Dadaist Manifesto' becomes contraband Atheimer's Manifesto of Expressionism becomes contraband Marinelti's Futurist Manifesto becomes contraband Cubism advocated by Braque and Picasso also became contraband All rebellious literary and artistic trends have become contraband All paintings by Picasso, Chirihemolo, Kandinsky, Oeste Matisse (including reproductions) become contraband

All Rambo Cummings A Paulinelle Baudelaire Pond Elliot's poems are all contraband All women in Hong Kong must bind their feet All men in Hong Kong must wear braids. Offenders will be sentenced to more than 15 years in prison. no suits no lights no tv No Heifetz violin solo No Miro or Klee paintings allowed School cancels foreign language and vernacular The history textbook re-wrote that the result of the May 4th Movement was the victory of the retro faction led by Zhang Shizhao. The common people are not allowed to write in vernacular. I had such a dream.