Her book, "My Journeys for Food and Justice," which was published in 2014, and written, she said, when she was not serving on Hong Kong's legislative council, has reportedly been placed "under review" by libraries and schools in Hong Kong. Previous attempts by Beijing to encroach on Hong Kong's autonomy have resulted in large-scale protests. So, it's weird, because I'm still trying to adjust myself emotionally, psychologically, as well as physically," she told CBS News. So this is like a hurdle that I think all Hong Kong people need to get over." On the other side is democracy, freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, rights, rule of law," Chan told CBS News.