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Written by: He Jinkang, Li Yinglin, Zhou Weiqiang
2021-03-18 07:00
Last update date: 2021-03-18 07:00
The sister of the retired judge Hu Guoxing and the principal of St. Teresa’s Kindergarten in Datong New Village, Hu Xiaoxia, was involved in the abuse of power. She was accused of asking faculty members to paint murals at her Sheung Shui mansion during office hours in the name of "training," and was also accused of child abuse.
"Hong Kong 01" found that the mansion involved was suspected of having six unauthorized constructions, including two glass houses, pools, etc., and multiple structures.
Hu Xiaoxia responded by acknowledging that there is no entry, and she also pointed out that "it's not a good thing to arrogate, but it's so sour."
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According to the Land Registry's records, Hu Xiaoxia owns five pieces of land in Qianjin Village, Kwu Tung, Sheung Shui, all of which are located next to her apartment, including a piece of land close to the road outside the main entrance of the apartment.
As for the two connected village houses where Hu Xiaoxia lives, the owners are a pair of men and women surnamed Huang, each purchased for HK$6 million in 2014, believed to be Hu’s family.
The roof of Hu Xiaoxia's ancient cave mansion is suspected of being a building.
(Photo by Liang Pengwei)
The reporter went to inspect the village today. Hu Xiaoxia's village house is located next to the Fanling Golf Course, with a garage and a back garden.
There are six suspected unauthorized structures, including two glass houses and structures in the garden where the faculty paints murals, as well as structures on the roof and the main entrance, and a turtle pond. The total area is about 2,500 square feet.
Hu's domestic helper said that Hu Xiaoxia lived in the urban area on weekdays, and only came back to stay on weekends and holidays for one or two days.
Checking the 100-floor map of the Buildings Department, several additions to Hu Xiaoxia's village house have no record.
The reporter enquired with the Buildings Department yesterday afternoon, but no reply was received before the deadline.
The main entrance of Hu Xiaoxia's ancient cave mansion is covered with suspected buildings.
(Photo by Liang Pengwei)
Recognizing the construction of a canopy glass house called the garden pool "Turtle Paradise"
In response to "Hong Kong 01", Hu Xiaoxia admitted that none of the roof roofs and the canopies erected next to the main entrance were admitted to the Buildings Department.
She said that the roof canopy has only the upper cover, not extended outwards, and no enclosure. She thinks that "the government should be able to tolerate it." She also pointed out that the village houses have water leaks, so they need canopies; and the 100-foot glass house in the garden is because Seeing that the place is spacious, it was added as a warehouse.
In addition to the turtle pond in the garden, she also admitted that there is no entry rule: "I have never heard of the need to enter a turtle pond, and I don’t know." It is also said that more than 40 turtles in the pond are adopted. When I visited, I even referred to it as the "tortoise's paradise"."
The suspected unauthorized glass house and pool in the garden of Hu Xiaoxia's ancient cave mansion.
(Photo by Liang Pengwei)
Claims to be ignorant of the law and denies deliberate concealment
Hu Xiaoxia said that she intends to move into the village house after retirement, saying that she does not understand the law on illegal construction, and she did not deliberately conceal it: "You should talk to me to build the illegal construction. Don't say that I have illegal construction and deliberately concealed it. There is no such thing at all!"
When asked how to deal with the illegal construction, she became more and more excited: "Why don't you tell me and teach me how to do it. We are a good citizen, why are we being made like this?"
Principal Hu Xiaoxia (left) and Director of Education Bureau Yang Runxiong (middle) at the 2018 Spring Dinner Dinner of the Kindergarten Association.
(Picture from the Kindergarten Association website)
Earlier accused of abusing rights and abuse of children retorted that they were untrue and outrageous
Hu Xiaoxia herself is the sister of the retired judge Hu Guoxing, and she is also the principal of St. Teresa Kindergarten in Tai Kok Tsui.
Hu's kindergarten subordinates earlier held a call to call, claiming that Hu was suspected of abusing power and asked the faculty to paint murals in the Sheung Shui mansion during office hours and use school resources to print his literary works, and accused her of dragging students and child abuse.
Hu Xiaoxia admitted earlier that she had invited several teachers to practice mural painting in village houses to cooperate with the campus beautification project, but emphasized that it was all voluntary. As for the allegations of child abuse, she criticized it for being untrue and outrageous.
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