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Analysts: China Adopting Strategy in Response to Hong Kong Pro-Democracy
Supporters

Joyce Huang

   Businesses and metro stations reopened as usual on Monday in Hong Kong,
   one day after the city again descended into chaos as violent clashes
   involving police, young pro-democracy protesters and older pro-Beijing
   supporters erupted.

   In the neighborhoods near North Point and Fortress Hill, people from
   opposing sides traded insults and physical blows, leading to numerous
   injuries on Sunday.
   While some pro-Beijing mainlanders rolled up their sleeves to remove
   posters on so-called "John Lennon walls," named for the late
   entertainer, another group of white-clad mainlanders was seen not only
   attacking black-clad pro-democracy protesters, but also using
   derogatory language toward them, chanting "Fujian people, beat the
   cockroaches." Fujian is a province on the southeast coast of mainland
   China.

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