Burst
Written by: Ling Yide
2019-12-27 05:25
Last updated: 2019-12-27 05:25In the second half of 2019, Hong Kong lived under the haze of anti-revision disputes, with constant conflicts and raging smoke. Under the police's tear gas offensive, not only demonstrators and ordinary citizens avoided, but also a group of street sleepers who shrank on the street. A 70-year-old 70-year-old man of "old age" was photographed wearing a "pig's beak" and living outside HSBC Bank in Mong Kok. After a few days of festive holidays ended in the struggle, he still slept in place, but tonight did not have a "pig's mouth". He told the "Hong Kong 01" reporter that he had escaped from the tobacco attack many times, but the "pig's mouth" had been returned. To lend to his students.
On the evening of Christmas Eve (24th), HSBC Bank, which was at the junction of Argyle Street and Nathan Road, was ravaged by demonstrators and later enclosed by wooden boards. Mr. Wu, about 70 years old, was later photographed wearing a gas mask and living outside the enclosure. In the early hours of today (27th), the reporter of "Hong Kong 01" inspected the upper site and found that Wu Bo continued to sleep out beside the MTR station outside the bank. When the weather turned cold, he shrank his mattress and was awake. Accompanied by multiple bags of nylon bag personal items.
Wu Bo said that he started sleeping in Mong Kok only a few months ago. He had no equipment. Therefore, when he encountered tear gas many times before, he had to avoid it immediately. "Blow the tears away and go in the opposite direction." The "piggy beak" recently was actually lent to other students and has since been returned to the other party. Before moving to Mong Kok, Wu Bo went to sleep in Tongzhou Street Park in Yau Ma Tei and Sham Shui Po. The "old age" has been nearly ten years, but he felt that the Tongzhou Street Park was "complicated in personnel" and frequent theft cases. Do n’t worry about the theft of your belongings. "Freedom and freedom, you will have to bury other people!"
Recalling that before falling to the streets, Wu Bo, who was a young construction worker, also had marriages. Unfortunately, since the 1990s, a large number of mainlanders have poured into Hong Kong. He lost his job due to competition. Later, his marriage also hit the rocks, and he divorced his ex-wife. Due to economic constraints, he had to start his career as an outsider. At the age of 70, he has already experienced major events in Hong Kong such as the "June 7" riots, but he admits that he was still young at the time and was not familiar with world affairs. It is difficult to compare the two social movements. To separate twice. "
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