The text is written in pugnacious, witty, and whimsical rhyming verse, which the cast performs with a lyrical vigor that doesn't jingle or trot but flows with the mighty current of heightened, emblematic speech.
The mighty current of people's revolution is bound to break through the ice of revisionist rule, and the spring of socialism will surely return to the land of the Soviet Union!
But in recent years, he worked out of Hong Kong, where he became a co-owner of Mighty Current Media, a small publishing house.
The publisher, Gui Minhai, was a co-owner of Mighty Current Media and its bookshop in the Causeway Bay district of Hong Kong, which sold popular, thinly sourced potboilers about China's leaders.
Two months later, Lee Bo, who with Gui Minhai was a co-owner of Mighty Current and ran the company's Hong Kong bookstore, stayed late at work, preparing a large book order he was supposed to deliver to a client.
Five men connected to a Hong Kong publisher, Mighty Current Media, have vanished, including Lee Bo, a British passport holder who is one of its owners.
Taken together with an editorial in China's nationalist Global Times, in which Mighty Current was accused of "profiting on political rumors," selling books with "trumped-up content," and making money through "disrupting mainland society," the implication seems evident enough.
It points out that both organisations acted similarly in the case of Gui Minhai, the owner of Mighty Current, the Hong Kong company that publishes books critical of the Chinese Communist Party.
The men are all linked to Mighty Current, a publisher which sells gossipy titles about the private lives and political struggles of Chinese leaders.
Last October 17th, Gui Minhai, the publisher of Mighty Current Media, in Hong Kong, returned from grocery shopping to his seaside condominium in Thailand and found a young man waiting for him at the front gate.
