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Written by: Zhang Jiamin
2019-12-28 23:01
Last updated: 2019-12-28 23:04The anti-revision storm continued for more than half a year. A middle school student organization held a "Yuen Long District Middle School Rally" at the Ginza Plaza in Tin Shui Wai today (28th). About 300 people attended. Most of them are young people, and there are also silver-haired people. Some people wear black clothes and masks.
The rally invited a number of secondary school students and members of the Yuen Long District district council to speak. When he was teaching at Pilirus High School in 2010, a middle school teacher who held the "I have the right to choose the Chief Executive" card at a political reform forum held by Wu. Meilan also spoke. She once choked when she spoke, saying that it was not easy for a teacher to "get out of a job", but said she wanted to use her strengths to participate in sports. She said that every time she participated alone, although she was lonely, she always reminded herself of being professional, "I do n’t know how to do illegal things. I ca n’t do illegal things. I want to teach myself."
The anti-revision case has lasted for more than half a year. Some middle school students organized a "Yuen Long District Middle School Rally" at the Ginza Plaza in Tin Shui Wai today (28th). (Photo by Li Zetong)
The "Yuen Long District Middle School Rally" organized by the middle school students' group was held at Ginza Plaza in Tin Shui Wai at more than 7 pm, with about 300 people participating. The rally invited a number of secondary school students and four Yuen Long District District Councillors to speak. Middle school teacher Wu Meilan also took the stage.
She said that many teachers are being suppressed and it is not easy to "get out of the way" as a teacher, but she still hopes to use her strengths to participate in the movement, and thank the colleagues in the education industry, saying that they are also using their own strength to go Teaching young people.
Teacher Wu Meilan said she was in Tianshuiwei for the first time. She was very excited when she spoke on the stage, saying that it was not easy to be a teacher. (Photo by Li Zetong)
Wu Meilan said that she often suffered from insomnia and dreamed of being chased by riot police. She had sought medical treatment and the doctor advised her to stop watching news and clips related to the demonstrations. Therefore, she can only obtain information through pictures and text reports. . She said she sometimes couldn't help but watch the live news, but feared that the situation would worsen.
Persist in "I will not be illegal, I will teach myself"
Wu Meilan bluntly said, "I am miserable every time I go, because at my age, people are better than others." Every time she is alone, she participates. "So lonely, I go on my own for all occasions. She said that friends and old colleagues are middle-aged people. Because they have a lot of concerns, the current teacher has to face a lot of suppression. She must stick to her profession at the scene. "I do n’t do anything illegal, I ca n’t I have to teach myself if I am illegal. "However, I still try my best to provide assistance to young people. For example, as a" maternal nurse "to assist a young man who has been checked by the police at the MTR station, he can leave as soon as possible.
She also described herself as the "dead remnant" of the 1989 democracy movement. I believe that many people of the same age group will not forget their original intentions, and will not stop pursuing democracy. The middle school students presenting the message hope that they will "win the battle" with their knowledge.
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