Today is the 25th anniversary of HK handover, also the 101st anniversary of CCP.  President Xi went to the island to host the induction of new head of HK SAR.

Something has changed.  A picture from foreign media shows that HK police start to switch "goose-step" march on the ceremony.  It is kind of derogatory term to connote a disapproving tone toward the change, and some Chinese media immediately replaces it with a neutral term: Chinese-style foot drill. 

Despite that Anglo-Saxon people are still reluctant to accept the fact that Hong Kong has been a territory of China, the SAR has yet had many things to do to eliminate the relics of former British colony.  For example, from that fright wigs of judges, funny British-style salute, to the translated street names of British origin.  Well, I do hope in next 25 years at least all public figures of Hong Kong could speak standard Mandarin in formal occasions.