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Former Hong Kong Causeway Bay bookstore manager Lin Rongji (pictured) will reopen the bookstore in Taipei on the 25th. Unexpectedly, when he had breakfast in the Zhongshan district on the morning of the 21st, he was suddenly splashed with paint red by unknown people. (File photo from the Central News Agency)
(Reporter from the Miao Zonghan Taipei 21 Central News Agency) Former manager of the Hong Kong Causeway Bay bookstore, Lin Rongji, received paint splashes in Zhongshan District, Taipei, this morning. He said in an interview that he only received a letter from an attorney yesterday warning that the store’s name has been registered and splashed with paint this morning. Bullying means everything.
The MAC said in the morning that the police had been actively investigating the case and advised anyone interested not to test the law in person. If Lin Rongji wanted to denounce the law, the MAC would also provide all necessary assistance.
Lin Rongji drank at a coffee shop near the Zhongshan MRT station around 9 a.m. Two men in hats and in their 30s suddenly rushed towards him and splashed him with red paint. Lin Rongji returned to the bookstore to clean up and immediately called the police, after finishing the transcript, he was interviewed by a journalist from the Central News Agency.
Lin Rongji was concerned because today was just paint splatters. What if I used a knife or a gun on other days? “I didn’t expect this kind of thing to happen in Taiwan. Taiwan really needs to pay more attention.”
He said he received the lawyer’s letter only yesterday, claiming that it was entrusted to him by the “Causeway Bay Bookstore Co., Ltd.” registered in early March, asking you not to use the name “Causeway Bay Bookstore” and to be splattered with paint today. Bookstore “.
Lin Rongji also questioned that all these things have been directed by the Chinese Communist Party. “It would be ridiculous to intimidate when you open a bookstore.”
Regarding this incident, the Continental Committee said in a morning bulletin that the government strongly condemned the violent acts of the relevant people. The police are currently actively investigating the case. The personal safety and legal rights of anyone in Taiwan. “
The MAC also mentioned that if Lin Rongji wants to sue in accordance with the law to guarantee individual rights, the MAC will also provide all necessary assistance.
Democrats in Hong Kong have recently come to Taiwan to be frequently tracked and attacked. In addition to Lin Rongji, when Hong Kong singer He Yunshi arrived in Taiwan last September to participate in the Taiwan-Hong Kong Parade, party members were also urged to paint. (Editor: Cao Yufan) 1090421
The manager of the Causeway Bay bookstore was splattered with red paint, the police actively pursued the suspect.
(Huang Liyun, Central News Agency reporter, Taipei, 21) Former Hong Kong Causeway Bay bookstore manager Lin Rongji will reopen the bookstore in Taipei on the 25th. Unexpectedly, when he was having breakfast in Zhongshan District This morning, an unknown person suddenly splashed him with red paint. After the report, the monitor is actively tracking.
Lin Rongji will reopen the bookstore in Taipei on the 25th, but received a letter from a law firm claiming to have been trusted by the “Causeway Bay Bookstore Co., Ltd.” Registered in early March, asking her not to use the name “Causeway Bay Bookstore,” she said yesterday that in charge of the Law Society, the bookstore will open as usual at noon on the 25th.
It is understood that at 8:50 this morning, Lin Rongji was eating at a breakfast shop in the first section of Zhongshan North Road, Zhongshan District, North City. When an unknown person stepped forward and splashed paint, his head and upper body were stained with red paint, but thankfully he was not injured and fled the scene on foot immediately after the suspect was committed.
Lin Rongji returned to the bookstore to clean up later and immediately reported the case to the police. It is still in the Zhongshan branch of the Taipei Police Station. Police are currently actively tracking the monitor to locate suspects and clarify the case. (Editor: Zhang Mingkun) 1090421
