In front of Wen Zaiyin's house, demonstration became "business"

Former South Korean President Moon Jae -in resigned in May, and returned to his private house in Pingshan Village, Liangshan City, Gyeongshang. However, the "demonstrators" that have since come to completely break the tranquility of the village. The Korean media said that conservative groups and individual demonstrators held demonstrations near Wen Zaiyin's private house every day. They used "freedom of speech" as a shield, and continued to shout "Wen Zaiyin is a spy". Methods earn benefits.

"South Korea Daily" issued a long article on the 25th, reporting in detail the recent demonstrations that occurred in Pingshan Village. It is reported that the demonstration event began on the first day of Wen Zaiyin's return to his hometown. According to statistics from the Liangshan City Police Department, since May 9, the bureau has received a total of 47 reports of protests. The conservative network anchor, social groups and individual protesters have been staying outside Wen Zaiyin's private house every day. The demonstrator uses the "freedom of speech" as an excuse, not only shouting the slogans such as "arrest Wen Zaiyin", but even a personal attack on Wen Zaiyin with dirty words. Li, who is 64 years old, said: "The Constitution guarantees freedom of speech, who dares to stop us!" She also climbed up to the roof of the car (pictured) and danced while waving the national flag of Han and the United States. There are always cameras behind these demonstrators. They live their demonstrations on the Internet and interact with the audience from time to time. "South Korea Daily" said that webcasting is the "reason for existence" of these demonstrators. After the 62 -year -old Zheng, Zheng, after being banned by the platform, disappeared from Pingshan Village.

According to reports, these demonstrators have a fixed routine. They usually come to the demonstration location around 8:30 in the morning. After placing the loudspeaker and other items, these people start webcasting. The live broadcast time is generally 9 am to 12 am, 2 pm to 5 pm. It is reported that there are at least 6 amplifiers in front of Wen Zaiyin's private house, and noise is as high as 105 decibels. Because these noises are issued from different loudspeers and are "repeated noise", it is not easy to punish a demonstrator alone. Local police can often only punish the demonstrators for 30,000 won (about 153 yuan) for the "neighborhood nourishment". However, the police's fines have become the "Medal of Honor" for these demonstrators because this is a good reason to induce the audience to "reward".

The Korean Daily estimates that the monthly revenue of the anchor in Pingshan Village is about 8 million to 15 million won. These anchors sometimes receive cash envelopes at the scene. It is reported that most of these demonstrators are "low guarantee households" for life difficulties, or old people who have no place. Although these demonstrators said they were not for money, the words "voluntary donations" always appeared on their live broadcast screens.

Under the 6 -hour noise invasion per day, more than a dozen local villagers were hospitalized for hospitalization due to insomnia or excessive pressure. The Wen Zaiyin couple chose to go out for vacation, but their departure did not stop the demonstrators, and the village was still noisy. After mediation by the local police, demonstrators reached the "consensus" of "temporarily stop using the loudspeaker". But 65 -year -old Cui was unmoved and continued to yell through the loudspeaker. On the 18th, Cui was arrested by the police. He used this to make a big article and sent a "letter in prison" to netizens to make himself a "patriotic fighter".

Beginning on August 22, the police have strengthened the alert work of Wen Zaiyin's private house, and the police area has expanded to 300 meters around the house. Nevertheless, the demonstration of Pingshan Village has not stopped. ▲

Zhang Jing, a special reporter in Korea in Korea

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