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| Teresa Cheng on December 3 when she returned to Hong Kong via Beijing |
She suffered a fracture and partial dislocation of her wrist on November 14 and had surgery in London.
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| She fell and injured her arm in London in November 14 |
When she came back, she did not reveal how long she was in the Chinese capital for, or why she received treatment there, and not in Hong Kong.
"The operation was carried out in Britain, and the [Chinese] embassy, when arranging my return... arranged for me to be transferred to Beijing, our capital," she said after returning to Hong Kong on December 3.
There is an interesting story that was reported in the Financial Times on December 6. The article cited three anonymous sources who said Cheng "had wanted to remain [in London] and resign from her government post until she was ordered home by Beijing."
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| Cheng with Liu Xiaoming in the Chinese embassy in London |
Why would someone want to have medical treatment in Beijing as opposed to London? And why go there for medical treatment for weeks? Did she want to quit?
Seems like Cheng was "detained" for medical reasons. Unlike most people who are detained, she was released in a short period of time...



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