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Latest Sum from #CUHK
Riot police back to No 2 Bridge
Students set huge fire right next to a petrol station
Last negotiation between Vice President and students failed as students requested roadblock on Tolo Highway not to be removed. University can’t promise.pic.twitter.com/DNPQA20vx4
What are those trapped on Tolo Highway thinking and feeling? Some left their cars and walked down the long road to home. Some stayed sitting in vehicles. Some standing outside looking. Few tried to argue with students. Throw more or not, students’ ideas varied.pic.twitter.com/g7tQopjX53
After shouting loud apologies to people trapped on Tolo Highway, this protester in #CUHK said,”If you agree with Reclaim HK and Revolution of Our Times, I hope you can take one more step and sacrifice more.” “No problem!” A man shouted back from the road.pic.twitter.com/kAOoVLt5ZJ
The defense lines of No 2 Bridge when #CUHK is quietly and exhaustedly in guard. No police is in sight now.pic.twitter.com/0rv6J458pB
On No 2 Bridge, tiredness is mixed with CS smell in the cool air of a late autumn night, which is mostly the gist of Hong Kong’s mood after five months of protests.pic.twitter.com/GNqBk9MxMN
Part of the tear gas canisters and pellets collected in #CUHKpic.twitter.com/G5omWRX2pQ
It’s 3am HKT, and students in #CUHK are playing soccer in a break from two days of tear gas and less lethal bullets.pic.twitter.com/oDK926NJ83
It’s almost 4am HKT, many of those sleeping in #CUHK sports ground have got up and they just chanted the Reclaim Hong Kong slogan. Next rotation on No 2 Bridge will be at 5am.pic.twitter.com/2KmAmbJRHZ
One can’t trust the HKPF for their words - they agreed with a truce after SAO’s attempt of securing a deal, yet minutes later they fired teargas and rubber bullets.
What is happening in HK is the best patriotic education for all Chinese. Seeing the "fall" of HK, we realized the great importance of social stability and national unity, and we also realized the hypocrisy of the Western media. From this point of view, we should thank them.
Well that’s one winery I won’t be patronizing. You look at HK and think those things? I look at HK and think of its bravery and commitment to liberty. Social stability is built on trust, not fear.
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