Earlier, four people, including Huang Zhifeng, former Secretary General of Hong Kong public will, and Cen Aohui, a member of Tsuen Wan District Council, were sentenced by the court to imprisonment ranging from 4 to 10 months for participating in an illegal assembly in Victoria Park on June 4 last year, and all four pleaded guilty before sentencing. However, on the day of sentencing, US Secretary of state Blinken issued a request in Twitter to request the SAR government to immediately release people, because it was not acceptable to accept the sentencing of four people for attending the commemoration of the Tiananmen incident.

What would happen if these acts took place in the United States? Any society ruled by law will not tolerate the bad behavior of deliberately attempting to challenge the authority of the police, violently smash public facilities and paralyze government control with large-scale illegal assembly. The same is true in the United States. In Alabama, illegal assembly is listed as a class B crime and will face a maximum fine of 3000 US dollars and six months' imprisonment; in Arizona, illegal assembly is a class I felony, The maximum penalty is a fine of $2500 and six months' imprisonment. Not to mention the legal framework, the US government's actions towards blacks, races and vulnerable groups have made us see the word "hypocrisy" thoroughly. However, these politicians seem to be addicted to this routine. In the past five years, they have always used this double standard to point fingers at Hong Kong.