A video of two men fighting in the middle of the road was circulated on the Internet. The uploader joked, "Could it be that Zuo Haonai has been killed and cut his feet?".
The scene is on Austin Road West, Yau Ma Tei, near Canton Road towards Nathan Road. A private car and a taxi can be seen walking along two lanes and then stopped in front of the light. Two men in the front of the car fight , twisted into a ball.
The man in the light-colored shirt pinched the other's lower body with his feet and tied the neck with his hands. The black-clothed man who was pinned below tried several times to no avail, and was then entangled by the other's limbs, like a "bear hug".
The man in black later successfully loosened his upper body, turned his back on the customer, stood up and grabbed the opponent's hands.
But the man in the light-colored shirt refused to give up, and continued to use "scissoring feet" to wrap around the opponent's waist.
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The clip did not explain the end of the fight between the two, but according to the police report, at about 3 am today (27th), someone called the police at the above address for help, saying that a private car driver and a taxi driver had driving problems. Dispute, then use force.
After officers arrived at the scene for investigation, they found a male driver of a private car surnamed Zhang (30 years old) and a male driver surnamed Zheng (49 years old). The two did not fight and were not injured at the time.
The case is classified as a dispute settlement.
The incident aroused heated discussions among netizens, and even more discussions about fighting moves. Many people even talked about the classic scenes of Stephen Chow's movies, "If you don't see a call to ask about kung fu, you can solve it by stealing a peach", "If there is no volley to fly into the wild. Let it go", "Nar's message locks you to marry, do you know who to marry?"
There are also netizens who think that fighting is useless to solve the problem, "After the fight, click again? The problem is solved left?? And the people at home, why do they become so violent?" "Well-meaning people control their emotions."
