她在机场高喊「香港是中国的」——边境官调出十年前的难民申请：那时，您说自己是「受迫害的香港人」

Your stance is yours to choose, but your bottom line is non-negotiable. Fifty-seven-year-old Kuang Xiuzhi, a "capable person" from Changchun, led a group of twenty-three people to the Rocky Mountains, charging each person a "management fee" of 500 yuan. In the arrival hall, she saw fellow Hong Kong passengers on her flight enjoying visa-free, fast-track clearance. She raised her portable megaphone, shouting slogans and forming a human wall. Chinese-American official Wu Zhiqing pulled up her records—a red warning box popped up on the screen: ten years ago, she had applied for refugee asylum in this country, claiming to be a "persecuted Hong Kong resident," but was exposed by three questions (Which side do cars drive on in Hong Kong? She answered: Right), her departure was rejected, and her file was marked red. Ten years later, she personally handed back the key to the box. Eighteen months imprisonment, lifetime ban from entering Hong Kong, five-country network access; all group members fined and deported, returned to China to file a joint lawsuit; her husband filed for divorce, her son blocked her, and her house was auctioned off. She saw the small megaphone on the windowsill that had never sounded again. Key points this issue: 1. Asylum applications are sworn statements; fabricating stories constitutes criminal fraud, and the records are never deleted. 2. Historical records are now linked to fingerprint and facial recognition data; "ten years" does not mean "it's all in the past." 3. Filming law enforcement is prohibited in customs control areas; everyone has a responsibility to block counters. 4. Those who organize paid tours bear organizational responsibility for the group's actions. 5. On the visa form, the "Have you ever been refused a visa?" section—even a wrong mark adds to the severity of the offense. This issue features original stories; all characters, locations, and events are fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. The stories criticize individual behavior and do not represent any group. Please consult a professional for specific cases.