On the streets of Mong Kok, a strange woman "sold her body to bury her father" was surprised and demanded 300,000 yuan from passers-by, which became a hot topic on the Internet.
A reporter from "Hong Kong 01" went to Argyle Street near Xianda Plaza in the evening today (6th) to find out, and found that the woman with shoulder-length hair and a floral dress was sitting on a folding stool with a piece of writing beside her. The cards read "recognize the ancestors and return to the family, the family is rich, the ghosts return to the west, people go to the empty buildings, sell themselves to bury the father", and display a photo of a man on a tablet computer.
The woman waved the brand-name handbag in her hand from time to time, but spoke incoherently in various languages, including Mandarin, English, and Korean.
There were a large crowd of citizens watching at the scene, and she once shouted: "My dad is die! My dad need money, cash only, if anyone have cash come here. I don't know why you people no money and still stand here and don't go to work! (My dad is dead, my dad wants money, as long as cash, if anyone has cash, come here. I don’t understand why you don’t have money, and you are still standing here, not going to work.)” According to the on-site shop and Neighbors pointed out that the woman had lingered around the site all day, and someone even said that she had been seen at 7:00 a.m. and asked passers-by for 300,000 yuan to sell her body to bury her father.
Next to the woman was a card that said "Recognize the ancestors and return to the family, the family is rich, recognize the ghosts and return to the west, the people go to the empty building, sell themselves to bury the father", and a photo of a man was displayed on a tablet computer.
(Photo by Chen Haoran)
Until nearly 8:00 p.m., some onlookers thought the woman's abnormal behavior was disturbing, and called the police for help.
When the woman heard that someone called the police, she said in Mandarin, "Someone is here to arrest me", then she picked up her belongings and left, heading towards the bank center.
When passing busking, she suddenly danced, put down the change and left in the direction of Nathan Road and Shantung Street.
A large crowd of citizens watched.
(Photo by Chen Haoran)
