A recent photo of Hong Kong’s richest man Li Ka-shing receiving a Pfizer vaccine instead of a China-made vaccine has once again drawn attention to the relationship between Li and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). On April 16, the Li Ka Shing Foundation posted a photo of Li receiving a CCP virus vaccine on its Facebook page, captioned: “I am getting my vaccination today, have you got yours?” Patrick Nip, Secretary for the Civil Service of Hong Kong, quickly responded by thanking Li for his support of Hong Kong’s vaccination program. However, people noticed that the 92-year-old Li chose to receive the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine and not the China-made Sinovac vaccine that the Hong Kong government has been pushing. Before Hong Kong’s mass protests, Li had been a long-time favorite of the CCP, with the CCP trying to make good use of him to expand its influence. He not only invested …