Ordinary Gweilo

One thing I love about the South China Morning Post is that they always seem to find room to publish letters from mad people. Not so many these days, but you still get a few:

I refer to the letter “Right denied” (November 21).
The correspondent must know that she is living in China. Surely the solution is for her to find someone to translate for her, or even better, learn to read Chinese, instead of whingeing about her rights being denied.
Would naturalised Chinese citizens living in her native or another foreign country expect everything to be translated into Chinese?

I do not agree fully with Tsang Yok-sing’s question about non-Chinese being allowed to vote, but I think this correspondent is showing the other extreme.

If she feels that her right is being denied, maybe she should leave Hong Kong and return to her own country.

TOM WANG, Clear Water Bay

I bet he votes for the DAB!