[Poly Besieged City] The demonstrators left behind took the initiative to confess their heartfelt words: "I will sacrifice for me"

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Written by: Chen Shuxia, Lu Yiming, Cai Zhengbang, Deng Haixing

2019-11-26 06:17

The "Siege of PolyU" has not subsided for many days. The physical and mental condition of the demonstrators left behind has aroused the attention of the city. After the Democrats achieved an overwhelming victory in the district election, yesterday (25th), Ye Jianyuan, Tong Junyu, Fan Guowei, Huang Guotong and other lawmakers were sent to talk with the demonstrators left behind. Ye Jianyuan quoted that the left-behind did not want to cause conflict, and expected the police to leave the scene as soon as possible, and the school will re-administer the campus. Early this morning (26th), a left-behind person proactively approached the media to analyze the "residence" life in the past few days, and thanked the outside world for his concern and sent a message, "Hands, feet, feet, and sacrifices for me!"

The left-behind displayed post-it notes by volunteer first aiders and thanked the outside world for their concern. (Photo by Cai Zhengbang)

● "Hands, feet, feet, and sacrifices for me"

At about 4.30 am this morning, the PolyU campus was lonely. When the media was half awake, a left-behind demonstrator suddenly stepped into the media gathering area and confided his voice to the public through the airwaves. He was wearing a peaked cap and covered with a black cloth. He immediately thanked the citizens who had supported the university outside PolyU last night, and pointed out that through Lien Teng, they saw someone launch an operation of "plugging in with you" and urged the outside world to think twice because they could not bear anyone So sacrificed again. "I hope I can sacrifice for me!"

● "How nice and happy I am to live"

The siege continued for nearly 10 days, and many demonstrators needed to be sent to the hospital because of their physical and psychological conditions. The situation of the demonstrators who remained behind left the outside world worried. However, he bluntly said, "How good and happy I am to live!" He also revealed that the police guidelines have changed since the last 3 or 4 days, allowing designated visitors to enter. Social workers, principals, and members of parliament have visited the school one after another. Volunteer first responders "pat the door" at midnight, and posted a note outside the door to express their concern. "Afraid that someone would accompany me to sacrifice me, Tedden (morning) passed at 4 or 5 o'clock, accompany me to sacrifice me, Knock on my door

● "I really thank you so much."

He showed to the media notes such as "Return to the housing company!", "Stay back to life, and trust me once!" And other post-it notes, not to say that although he has been sleeping all night, but seeing the note of the heart, he is still grateful and remember Thanks to the outside world for concern, "I usually get it first at night, (early in the morning), as soon as I open the door at 4 or 5 o'clock, I will see you. (Note) I really thank you so much!" He Tell the outside world not to worry, "In fact, it's safe, and I'm so happy that I live in Poly. I'm ok."

When asked when the police indicated that he would send staff to the school, he declined to respond. The entire interview was only about 5 minutes. He then turned around and left hurriedly, disappearing alone in the quiet campus.

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