This book uses typography to explore the various ways in which freedom of speech
is protected, challenged, and exercised in modern society, with a particular focus on the comparison between freedom of speech in China and Western countries.

This book can be read in both directions and in two languages. The content will overlap and merge to show that the stereotype that China has no freedom of speech and Western countries allow their people to speak freely is incorrect. In reality, what is considered acceptable to speak about and what is not are all controlled to some extent.