Tanami

Name: Tanami

Date of Birth: 1993

Tel: 13336432682

He has a birthmark on his forehead.

Location where lost: Guizhou Province, Zunyi Medical College

State: Guizhou Province

Luo Hao

Name: Luo Hao

Date of Birth: 1987

Tel: 13336432682

He had a small scar on his forehead.

Location where lost: Sichuan Province, Dazhou City, Xuanhan Town, Authority Nursery

State: Sichuan Province

Yan Jian/ Yan Jie

Name: Yan Jian/ Yan Jie

Date of Birth: 1990/12/23 1993/09/09

Tel: 13336432682

Location where lost: Guangdong Province, Boluo County, Yuanzhou Town, Shangnan Garment Factory

State: Chongqing

Mao Jia

Name: Mao Jia

Date of Birth: 04/17/1998

Tel: 13336432682

His left ring finger and little finger are connected

Location where lost: Shaanxi Province, Hanzhongnan, Shengshui Town, No. 3Wa Bridge

State: Shaanxi Province

Week Five

Name: Week Five

Date of Birth: 01/21/1982

Tel: 13336432682

There is a small invisible scar on his forehead.

Location where lost: Guizhou Province, Qingzhen City, Xindian Town, Yachi River, Maan Mountain, Tiankan Village

State: Guizhou Province

Wuzi Hang

Name: Wuzi Hang

Date of Birth: July 18, 2006

Tel: 13336432682

Round face

Location where lost: south Xiashan practice, Shantou City, Guangdong Province

State: Guangdong Province

Peng Zhang

Name: Peng Zhang

Date of Birth: 11/–/1989

Tel: 13336432682

Location where lost: Guizhou Province, Qianxi Town, Zhongxing Bridge, Shuisha No, 4 Group

State: Guizhou Province

Wenxi

Name: Wenxi

Date of Birth: May 9, 2000

Tel: 13336432682

Location where lost: Xu Jing Town, Qingpu District, Shanghai City

State: Shanghai

Liu Cheng

Name: Liu Cheng

Date of Birth: 2002 beginning November 10

Tel: 13336432682

He had a round face, a scar in his left leg from leg fracture and could speak Mandarin.

Location where lost: Henan Province, Lingbao City, Zhu Town

State: Henan Province

Huang Baijun

Name: Huang Baijun

Date of Birth: 2003

Tel: 13336432682

Location where lost: Wan Lin Community, Shenyang City, Liaoning Province

State: Liaoning Province

10 DANGEROUS MYTHS ABOUT THE HONG KONG PROTESTS

Source: HK students online

 

Myth 1: Business has ground to a halt. “I don’t think organizing something that shuts down business is positive for Hong Kong,” lamented John Slosar, multi-millionaire chairman of Swire.

Not true. More than 1,255,896 registered companies operate in Hong Kong. Only a handful have closed down. More new ones have opened than have closed.

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Myth 2: “The Occupy Central protests are illegal,” thunders China official Li Yuanchao.

Not true. In free, economically growing societies, non-violent protests, even if they are disruptive, are a protected form of criticism. Only in controlled, repressed, communist or authoritarian states are peaceful demonstrators prosecuted.

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Myth 3: “Beijing never gives way in response to public demonstrations in Hong Kong,” say Exco members.

Not true. Beijing has regularly responded positively to pro-democracy campaigners in Hong Kong, where the pro-Beijing elite said it was not possible. For example, Beijing shelved the security laws in 2005, widened the democratic element in the Legco reforms of 2010, and withdrew the pro-China education laws in 2012.
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Myth 4: “The protesters are still out there blocking roads.”

Not true. After the first tear gas incident, there were more than 200,000 people on the streets, but typical figures today run from a few hundred to a few thousand. More than 98 per cent of protesters have taken their peaceful call for democracy to their homes and workplaces.

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Myth 5: “The protesters are almost all young students.” – news reports.

Not true. At various times, in different gatherings, from 20 to 60 per cent of the demonstrators have been counted as adults, grandparents, school children and family groups.

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Myth 6: “Beijing has not reacted to the Hong Kong demonstrations.”

Not true. China has been given a chance to re-live the Tiananmen Square demonstrations of June 1989, and has deliberately made the choice to not send in the troops, well-placed sources say. This is not a small thing.

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Myth 7: The Hong Kong democracy movement has been left in a worse situation than before—Chugani, SCMP.

Not true. Supporters of the 68-year-old call for democracy in Hong Kong had fallen dramatically in numbers and in spirit before the protests started. The umbrella movement has given it an injection of energy big enough to change Hong Kong’s DNA.

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Myth 8: A huge number of people have signed a petition against the protests—Oriental Daily

Not true. The recent signature campaign has been organized under banners with the message “support the police”. But all social groups in Hong Kong support the police and the rule of law, especially the protesters, who are calling for official, written promises to be observed.

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Myth 9: “Foreign forces are to blame for Hong Kong’s protests.” CY Leung

Not true. Of the past 100 major demonstrations that have taken place under the auspices of authoritarian governments in the past 10 years, 100% have been blamed by leaders on “foreign forces”.

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Myth 10: The disaster of the protests is that society in Hong Kong has been tragically polarized — SCMP.

 

Not true. The richest, freest, healthiest, happiest societies in the world have a system featuring a regular swing between two major parties or opinion groups. Economic historians say the recognition that the opposition is no less loyal than the ruling party is the key to a society’s future success.

 

Chinese human rights activist Chen Qitang was arrested

Source: WRIC                 Translator: Harrison Fu

 

On November 25th 2014, Civil Rights activist Chen Qitang (Tianli) had his house and belongings searched and confiscated, and later was arrested for his involvement in “Jeopardizing National Security”. His son Chen Jinyu, who was attending a school in the U.S., sought help and advice  from two organizations, Women’s Rights in China(WRIC) and Human Rights in China(HRIC), both based in NYC. They discussed his father’s arrest in the office of Women’s Rights in China, and appealed for concern about this matter.

According to some reports, Tianli was arrested for advocating for Hong Kong. Chen Jinyu conveyed that when the Hong Kong Central District Occupation took place on September 28th, he and his father were indeed in Hong Kong. That night, they were living in the Chungking Mansions in Tsim Sha Tsui.  Chen Jinyu was about to leave for the U.S., and his father was sending him off.

After arriving in the U.S., Chen Jinyu attended a Korean school in Missouri to study ESL. During the school break, most students return to Korea. With school closed for a month, he had to come to New York to seek help from the founder of Women’s Rights in China, Jing Zhang, temporarily staying in her home. In order to help Chen Jinyu and to advocate for Tianli,  Jing Zhang invited lawyers Ye Ning and Xiang Xiaoji, activists Bei Feng, Han Wu, Cai Guohua, Gu Chuan as well as journalist He Shan of Radio Free Asia  for a gathering on December 16th, and talked about the case in an interview with a journalist from Radio Free Asia 

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=npkrAuiliRk

 

Wu Meng

Name: Wu Meng

Date of Birth: 1987-10-29

Tel: 13336432682

There was a small dot in the back of his ear.

Location where lost: Yi Town, Funing County, Jiangsu Province

State: Jiangsu Province

Feifei

Name: Feifei

Date of Birth: 06/09/1991

Tel: 13336432682

Location where lost: Shangxi Province, Taiyuan, Wangbai, Linpeng Village

State: Shanxi

Jinhao Jie

Name: Jinhao Jie

Date of Birth: 02/26/2001

Tel: 13336432682

He had big eyes, high nose and pale skin.

Location where lost: Zhejiang Province, Dongyang City, Hengdian Town, Qiaotou Park

State: Zhejiang, China

Dai Yajun

Name: Dai Yajun

Date of Birth: 1987

Tel: 13336432682

Location where lost: Shaanxi Province, Danfeng County, Beizhaochuan Village, Jiangping Village

State: Shaanxi Province

Zhu Chao

Name: Zhu Chao

Date of Birth: 12/21/2002

Tel: 13336432682

He could speak Hengshan dialect and could remember he was cultivated by his grandma and there was a large reservoir in his hometown.

Location where lost: Guangdong Province, Foshan, Chancheng District, Zhenan

State: Guangdong Province

Pan Huacan

Name: Pan Huacan

Date of Birth: 02/17/1985

Tel: 13336432682

He had big eyes and could speak Tongzu dialect. He called his father “bu”, his mother “nei” and his sister “A”.

Location where lost: Guizhou Province, Guiyang City, Aircraft Dam Octopus Lane

State: Guizhou Province

Zhou Mingli

Name: Zhou Mingli

Date of Birth: 1987-07-01

Tel: 13336432682

He had a scar in the middle of his face and his feet.

Location where lost: stove Leiyang City, Hunan Province

State: Hunan Province

Lucky

Name: Lucky

Date of Birth: 05/01/2001

Tel: 13336432682

He had a round face, big eyes, double-fold eyelids, a birthmark on his right face, two in birthmark on his right leg and one hole in his ear.

Location where lost: Guangdong Province, Guangzhou Railway Station

State: Henan Province

Don Huan

Name: Don Huan

Date of Birth: 2000

Tel: 13336432682

He had flat head, a long face, big eyes and a hair whirlpool in his head.

Location where lost: Yunnan Province, Kunming City, Wuhua District, Zhengda Electronic City Mall

State: Yunnan Province

Ding Kaikai

Name: Ding Kaikai

Date of Birth: 1989 年 1 月 20 日

Tel: 13336432682

He was 168 cm tall, thin and had tan skin, two large front teeth and could speak Gansu dialect.

Location where lost: Gansu Province, Tianshui City, Gangu Town, Xinxing County, Gejia Village

State: Gansu Province

Chao

Name: Chao

Date of Birth: 12/30/1989

Tel: 13336432682

He was dumb, a round face, and a small mouth.

Location where lost: Hubei

State: Hubei Province

Qin Maolin

Name: Qin Maolin

Date of Birth: 03/25/1998

Tel: 13336432682

He had little bit big ears.

Location where lost: Chongqing, Jiulongpo District, Huayan

State: Chongqing

Lei Linyue

Name: Lei Linyue

Date of Birth: 07/05/1983 (Lunar New Year)

Tel: 13336432682

He had flat head, two hair whirlpools and a black mole in the right side of his butt.

Location where lost: Fujian Province, Shaowu City, Nakou Town, Chixia Village, Kengkou Group

State: Fujian Province

Zhang Liang

Name: Zhang Liang

Date of Birth: 11/15/1988

Tel: 13336432682

Location where lost: Huang Tan Village, Dazhu County, Sichuan Province

State: Sichuan Province

Guo Jidong

Name: Guo Jidong

Date of Birth: 02/25/1992

Tel: 13336432682

Location where lost: Shangdong Province, Dingguan County, Dingzai Town, Maozhuan Village

State: Shandong Province

Peng Wei

Name: Peng Wei

Date of Birth: 04/–/1988

Tel: 13336432682

He had a scar on his left arm from surgery.

Location where lost: Fujian Province, Jiangtou

State: Fujian Province

Peng Jie

Name: Peng Jie

Date of Birth: 10/25/1988

Tel: 13336432682

Location where lost: Yunnan Province, Xuanwei City, Traffic Road East hotel door

State: Yunnan Province

Liang Bohua

Name: Liang Bohua

Date of Birth: 1996

Tel: 13336432682

Location where lost: Shaanxi Province, Tongchuan District, Gang Green Ridge

State: Shaanxi Province

Jian Xuechun

Name: Jian Xuechun

Date of Birth: 2002

Tel: 13336432682

He was a little chubby deaf student and had flat head.

Location where lost: Guiding County of Guizhou Province

State: Guizhou Province

Liu Dong

Name: Liu Dong

Date of Birth: 1999

Tel: 13336432682

He had big head, wide forehead, and single-fold eyelids.

Location where lost: Jiangsu Jianhu

State: Jiangsu Province

Yang Xiong

Name: Yang Xiong

Date of Birth: 09/21/1997

Tel: 13336432682

He had a small liver-colored birthmark on the right side of his belly and a small hole in the upper corner of his right ear.

Location where lost: Kunming, Chenggong County, Xin Tong’s door

State: Yunnan Province

Yang Sheng Feng

Name: Yang Sheng Feng

Date of Birth: 11/06/1982

Tel: 13336432682

He was thin and had long face.

Location where lost: Guizhou Province, Zunyi, Tongzi county towns

State: Guizhou Province