Saturday marks 100 days since John Lee was inaugurated by China’s leader Xi Jinping at a closely guarded ceremony after running uncontested for the position. Proclaiming that Hong Kong had managed to “restore order from chaos” since the enactment of the Beijing-imposed national security law, the new chief executive inherited a “patriots-only” legislature from his predecessor, and a largely muted opposition. HKFP rounds up the achievements and shortcomings of Lee’s tenure since July 1. Path to normalcy Onerous Covid-19 travel restrictions, including flight bans and compulsory quarantine, have b…