Hong Kong independence elements attacked in Taiwan
On the evening of the 12th, "Hong Kong independence" activists Chen Haotian, Zhou Haohui and others were protested by the Taiwan Unification Group Patriotic United Association at the five-star Caesars Hotel cafe in Taipei, and there was a physical confrontation. The "Hong Kong independence" activists said that the beaters shouted "engage in Hong Kong independence and Taiwan independence", "traitors and traitors", and "don't be us Chinese". Observers contacted Mr. Zhang Zhimin, a member of the Central Committee of the China Unification Promotion Party, who was at the scene at the time. He told Observers that there were so many unionists in Taiwan, and they were like "little mice". No one came forward, and someone always had to be a "martyr".
Hong Kong independence activists attacked in Taiwan
Zhang Zhimin described in detail what happened last night, when he and a group of five members of the Patriotic Union met at the Caesars Hotel in preparation for the event on the 16th. At first, he didn't hear what the group was talking about, but as a unionist, he was sensitive to words like "independence" and noticed the conversation at the next table.
Among them, the man in white clothes (Chen Haotian) mentioned that there should be a big connection with Taiwan's "independence" and personnel, and Hong Kong and Taiwan "echo each other". When the funds are in place, it will be planned to do this. If it is successful, Chen Haotian will run for the Hong Kong Legislative Council again.
Zhang Zhimin and his party were very angry when they heard it, so they went to ask him "You want to engage in'independence '? Taiwan is already messy enough, don't create chaos in Taiwan," and Chen Haotian then used Cantonese to swear. "Because I have been in Guangdong, I can roughly understand what he said. After hearing it, a group of us became even more angry, and what happened in the video happened."
Hong Kong independence activists attacked in Taiwan
Zhang Zhimin told Observer.com that last night, he didn't get home until two o'clock at a police station in Zhongzheng District, Taipei. The other party proposed to reserve the right of legal recourse and not file a lawsuit for the time being. According to legal procedures, there was nothing left.
However, the Tongxin Association firmly accused Chen Haotian and his party of openly insulting him. Zhang Zhimin explained that "they have to go through legal procedures and go to court. They can fight him once they come, and they will beat him until he is afraid."
Although according to the procedure, the other party did not file a complaint, and there is no problem for the time being. However, Zhang Zhimin said that the Taipei police may be under some kind of "pressure" today, and they may be asked to take notes again, which will be raised to the "criminal level" for handling, not ordinary civil injuries. He is worried that someone will make the matter worse, and "it is not clear whether there will be judicial persecution."
This morning, Taipei's mayor, Ke Wenzhe, responded to the incident by saying that his attitude is very clear and will definitely be strictly handled. Zhang Zhimin said that he is not worried about Ke Wenzhe, and some people have long been displeased with them. He said, "Our group of patriots have long left these behind. When he is strict, we are men with iron bones and are not afraid."
Zhang Zhimin told the Observer that he knew that beating people involved the law, but because of his patriotism, he could no longer worry so much. "There are so many unionists in Taiwan, and they are all like" little mice ". No one comes forward, and someone always has to be a'martyr. 'These people are playing heroes in Hong Kong, and looking at their faces, they are obviously bears."
On the evening of the 12th, Chan Ho-tin, the convener of the "Hong Kong National Party", which advocates the establishment of the so-called "Hong Kong Republic", and Zhou Haohui, the spokesperson, were attacked by the patriotic unity group at the five-star Caesars Hotel cafe in Taipei. The two were interviewed by reporters of "Pacific Monthly" at the time. The perpetrators also shouted "Hong Kong independence and Taiwan independence" and "traitors and traitors".
After a "Taiwanese friend" surnamed Zhu called the police, a group of people were on their way to the police station. Chen Haotian said that a woman chased him on the head with an umbrella, and Zhou Haohui was punched in the chest. The local police said they brought back five people from the Patriotic United Association, as well as nine Hong Kong youths, journalists and "Taiwanese friends" to take notes to clarify the case.
At the end of March this year, when the "Hong Kong Independence" organization announced the establishment of the "Hong Kong National Party" on its own, and proposed six major programs and ultimate goals, Wang Zhimin, deputy director of the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council, gave an eight-word response to the matter: "Serious violations, absolutely impossible."
