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has denounced him as a traitor, a man who, in their words,
used his newspaper Apple Daily to poison the minds of his citizens.
This was the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman, Lin Jian, today.
Jimmy Lai was a major planner and participant in a series of anti-China destabilizing activities in Hong Kong.
His actions have severely undermined the bottom line of the principle of one country,
two systems, seriously endangered national security,
and gravely harmed Hong Kong's prosperity and stability,
as well as the well-being of its residents, and thus must be severely punished by law.
Mr Lai, who's 78, had already been held in prison for five years,