VOICED: 'Banned in China' books blossom in Hong Kong

The video explores a unique bookshop in Hong Kong that sells books banned in mainland China. Despite the risk of confiscation at the border, these books are popular among Chinese customers. Hong Kong's freedom of expression allows the shop to operate without interference, unlike other publishers who face censorship challenges. Chinese writers often create two versions of their work to navigate these restrictions. The shop's success highlights the demand for uncensored information.

What are the implications of the censorship on the freedom of expression in Hong Kong?

Describe the two versions of books that writers have to create for mainland readers.