 Tsui Po-ko contributed to Hong Kong's democracy. |
 Donald Tsang contributed to Hong Kong's finance. |
| He worked as a police officer, to advance rathar than abate his personal potential. | He put forth an election reform bill, to postpone rathar than promote Hong Kong's democratic development. |
| He was born and bred in China, but he wished Hong Kong would have democracy. He was present at rallies on July 1. | He was born and bred in Hong Kong, but he wishes Hong Kong will not have democracy. He was absent from rallies on July 1. |
| A fighter for freedom and justice, he knew he would be sentenced to death unless Hong Kong has democracy. | A traitor to full democracy, he knows he will be sacked and damned if Hong Kong has democracy. |
| For all his seemingly respect for law, he is politically motivated to stalk Chinese generals and pro-China politicians. | For all his seemingly commitment to democracy, he chilled and chopped his political colleagues. |
| He is wrongly condemned as a "demon of police" by the evil HKSAR police. | He is confined to a "palace of democracy" where true democracy was buried. |