China-Anti-Violence Rally/HK
Hong Kong, China - Aug 17, 2019 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. People at anti-violence rally
2. People waving Chinese national flags
3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Hong Kong citizen(name not given):
"The situation right now is pretty chaotic and messy and it has caused unease in everybody. We are supposed to live in the same peaceful home, but it seems they are now trying to destroy it."
4. People at rally
5. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Hong Kong citizen(name not given):
"We are Hong Kong people and we are Chinese people in Hong Kong. We are Chinese and we will remain Chinese!"
6. People at rally
7. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) So Cheung Wing, member, National Committee of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC):
"The violence must stop and the chaos must end. The theme of this rally is 'stop the violence and save Hong Kong'. Hong Kong is now in a very serious and grave situation. I believe a vast majority of the seven million people in Hong Kong want peace and order as well as a better future for Hong Kong."
8. People holding slogan
Banner (Chinese) reading: Safeguard Hong Kong by all citizens.
9. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Tommy Li Ying-sang, deputy, National People's Congress (NPC), honorary fellow at Hong Kong Baptist University:
"We came here today to participate in something meaningful -- to call for a joint fight against violence. The reason we are rallying against violence to save Hong Kong is that the unrest in Hong Kong has reached a very dangerous level. If the situation persists, Hong Kong will be ruined. I'm calling everyone to stand up and say 'no' to violence. We can no longer let violence continue like this. We support our government and our police to uphold the rule of law. This is Hong Kong's only hope. We need to unite to restart and make Hong Kong a better place."
10. People at rally
Nearly half of a million people attended a rally at a local park in Hong Kong Saturday to denounce violence and voice their support for the police.
Themed "Stop the violence and save Hong Kong", the rally at the Tamar Park gathered people from all walks of life to call for an immediate end to violence.
"The situation right now is pretty chaotic and messy and it has caused unease in everybody. We are supposed to live in the same peaceful home, but it seems they are now trying to destroy it," said a Hong Kong resident.
Another said Hong Kong is part of China.
"We are Hong Kong people and we are Chinese people in Hong Kong. We are Chinese and we will remain Chinese!"
Others said the majority of Hong Kong residents want to restore peace and normality to society and that it is time for everybody to say "no" to violence.
"The violence must stop and the chaos must end. The theme of this rally is 'stop the violence and save Hong Kong'. Hong Kong is now in a very serious and grave situation. I believe a vast majority of the seven million people in Hong Kong want peace and order as well as a better future for Hong Kong," said So Cheung Wing, a member of the National Committee of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC).
"We came here today to participate in something meaningful -- to call for a joint fight against violence. The reason we are rallying against violence to save Hong Kong is that the unrest in Hong Kong has reached a very dangerous level. If the situation persists, Hong Kong will be ruined. I'm calling everyone to stand up and say 'no' to violence. We can no longer let violence continue like this. We support our government and our police to uphold the rule of law. This is Hong Kong's only hope. We need to unite to restart and make Hong Kong a better place," said Tommy Li Ying-sang, a deputy to the National People's Congress (NPC) and honorary fellow at the Hong Kong Baptist University.
China-Anti-Violence Rally/HK
Dateline : Aug 17, 2019
Location : China
Duration : 2'19
Hong Kong, China - Aug 17, 2019 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. People at anti-violence rally
2. People waving Chinese national flags
3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Hong Kong citizen(name not given):
"The situation right now is pretty chaotic and messy and it has caused unease in everybody. We are supposed to live in the same peaceful home, but it seems they are now trying to destroy it."
4. People at rally
5. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Hong Kong citizen(name not given):
"We are Hong Kong people and we are Chinese people in Hong Kong. We are Chinese and we will remain Chinese!"
6. People at rally
7. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) So Cheung Wing, member, National Committee of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC):
"The violence must stop and the chaos must end. The theme of this rally is 'stop the violence and save Hong Kong'. Hong Kong is now in a very serious and grave situation. I believe a vast majority of the seven million people in Hong Kong want peace and order as well as a better future for Hong Kong."
8. People holding slogan
Banner (Chinese) reading: Safeguard Hong Kong by all citizens.
9. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Tommy Li Ying-sang, deputy, National People's Congress (NPC), honorary fellow at Hong Kong Baptist University:
"We came here today to participate in something meaningful -- to call for a joint fight against violence. The reason we are rallying against violence to save Hong Kong is that the unrest in Hong Kong has reached a very dangerous level. If the situation persists, Hong Kong will be ruined. I'm calling everyone to stand up and say 'no' to violence. We can no longer let violence continue like this. We support our government and our police to uphold the rule of law. This is Hong Kong's only hope. We need to unite to restart and make Hong Kong a better place."
10. People at rally
Nearly half of a million people attended a rally at a local park in Hong Kong Saturday to denounce violence and voice their support for the police.
Themed "Stop the violence and save Hong Kong", the rally at the Tamar Park gathered people from all walks of life to call for an immediate end to violence.
"The situation right now is pretty chaotic and messy and it has caused unease in everybody. We are supposed to live in the same peaceful home, but it seems they are now trying to destroy it," said a Hong Kong resident.
Another said Hong Kong is part of China.
"We are Hong Kong people and we are Chinese people in Hong Kong. We are Chinese and we will remain Chinese!"
Others said the majority of Hong Kong residents want to restore peace and normality to society and that it is time for everybody to say "no" to violence.
"The violence must stop and the chaos must end. The theme of this rally is 'stop the violence and save Hong Kong'. Hong Kong is now in a very serious and grave situation. I believe a vast majority of the seven million people in Hong Kong want peace and order as well as a better future for Hong Kong," said So Cheung Wing, a member of the National Committee of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC).
"We came here today to participate in something meaningful -- to call for a joint fight against violence. The reason we are rallying against violence to save Hong Kong is that the unrest in Hong Kong has reached a very dangerous level. If the situation persists, Hong Kong will be ruined. I'm calling everyone to stand up and say 'no' to violence. We can no longer let violence continue like this. We support our government and our police to uphold the rule of law. This is Hong Kong's only hope. We need to unite to restart and make Hong Kong a better place," said Tommy Li Ying-sang, a deputy to the National People's Congress (NPC) and honorary fellow at the Hong Kong Baptist University.
ID : 8119131
Published : 2019-08-18 01:44
Last Modified : 2019-08-19 11:55:00
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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