Burst
Written by: Ling Yide
2021-01-17 19:47
Last update date: 2021-01-17 19:54
A video of a middle-aged woman rioting at the Sham Shui Po MTR station yesterday afternoon went viral on the Internet. Afterwards, someone recognized the woman as Li Wei, an assistant professor in the Department of Politics and Administration of the Chinese University.
It can be seen in the film that the woman was surrounded by six MTR staff to check the ticket and was asked to show her identity document, but she refused to cooperate, saying: "I used the wrong Octopus!" and stated that she was a "Chinese University teacher".
After the incident, a police officer reported to the scene to investigate. She shouted to the police officer: "It's because you violated the National Security Law. It's because you're guilty!".
According to the police, the 39-year-old woman surnamed Li finally presented her identity document to MTR staff for ticket control purposes.
It is reported that some people reported that they used the wrong elder Octopus held by their father.
"Hong Kong 01" contacted Li Wei afterwards to inquire about the incident. She did not respond to whether she was a woman in the film. She only stated: "What this woman wants to express should already be visible from the video data."
▼▼Sham Shui Po MTR station comic book of women's troubles▼▼
The footage was taken yesterday afternoon (16th). The scene was in the lobby of the Sham Shui Po MTR station gate. Six MTR staff held hands to form a wall and surrounded a woman wearing a flower mask. One of them held her hands tightly. The woman's wrist.
The woman was emotional and said in Cantonese with a local accent: "I want to call the police!" The female staff member pointed out that the police would be there and the scene had been filmed. The woman was dissatisfied and said: "Why are you making me do something!"
During the process, the woman screamed with excitement. The mask continued to fall, revealing her nose and mouth. She broke free from the female staff’s hands many times. She also called: "I used the wrong Octopus." The staff explained that she needed to check her ID card. Without cooperation, he even claimed to be "I am a Chinese University teacher."
Later, two uniformed police officers came to the scene to investigate. The woman raised her finger and said: "It's because you violated the National Security Law. It's because you didn't. I used the wrong Octopus. You just pull me!"
In the film, it can be seen that in the incident, a male passer-by lifted a machine to photograph a woman at close range, and was asked by the staff to show his ID card information.
It is reported that the staff subsequently violated Article 28H(1)(D) of the MTR Bylaws and issued warning letters to male passers-by.
Li Wei has not responded positively to the incident so far
One day after the clip was circulated on the Internet, someone recognized the woman today (17th) and was suspected to be Li Wei, an assistant professor in the Department of Politics and Administration of Chinese University.
According to Li Wei’s personal Facebook page, it can be seen that yesterday she uploaded two photos of the “Green in the District” street station of the Environmental Protection Department’s waste reduction and recycling activity. It is believed that they were taken at the junction of Yen Chow Street and Fuk Wah Street in Sham Shui Po. Some netizens Leave a message under Li Wei's post and ask: "Does the professor have a useless Elder Octopus?" and asked her to respond to the Sham Shui Po Station incident.
When Li Wei replied at 6 o'clock in the evening, she only said: "I just want to call on everyone to pay more attention to environmental protection and reduce garbage."
The reporter of "Hong Kong 01" subsequently asked Li Wei about the incident, and she replied in simplified Chinese: "What this woman wants to express should already be visible from the video data. Thank you for your attention:), you are welcome to have the opportunity to pay more attention to CUHK The academic, scientific research, and cultural activities" did not respond positively to whether he was a woman in the film.
Police: The woman finally showed her ID card for ticket control
According to the police, they received a report from a MTR staff at about 4:25 pm yesterday (16th) that a woman was suspected of using a concessionary Octopus card to enter the gate at Sham Shui Po MTR station. The staff then checked the woman's ticket. Uncooperative, the staff asked the police for help.
The officers arrived at the scene and the 39-year-old woman surnamed Li was willing to show her identity document to the MTR staff for ticket control purposes after persuasion.
The case was classified as "violation of the MTR Bylaws" and was referred to MTR for follow-up.
A CUHK spokesperson said that CUHK does not comment on individual incidents.
If a university member is found to have violated the law, the university will follow the established procedures.
"Hong Kong 01" is also making enquiries with MTR regarding the incident.
▼▼Li Wei's remarks were out of place and once picked up street sacrifices to cook three foods and one soup▼▼
Looking at the information, Li Wei was born in Shanghai, and completed her bachelor's and master's degrees at Fudan University. In 2008, she went to the University of Hong Kong to study for her doctorate, and later served as an assistant professor in the Department of Political Science and Political Affairs of CUHK.
She has made many "outstanding" remarks in the past.
Last September was the seventh month of the lunar calendar. She posted a post on Facebook and posted a number of pictures. She claimed that she picked up the roadside offerings and took them home to cook three dishes and one soup. She wrote in a simplified Chinese character message: "In fact, these foods can be taken home. Autonomous cuisine, the braised peanuts at the bottom left are the peanuts I picked up by the stars...simple and delicious."
Her behavior was surprising. At that time, someone criticized her for eating ghost sacrifices during Ghost Moon as "tragic", but she ignored it and said: "Fruit is delicious too, haha, I am happy about your ass.".
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