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Last night, the late-night radio reported the situation in Hong Kong on the night of June 4 this year. Although the police are closely guarding the vicinity of Victoria Park (Victoria Park), there are still people from Hong Kong who have arrived near Victoria Park to express their condolences to those who died that day 33 years ago. Several passages of the interview vocal cords are well worth recording.

A middle-aged woman held a white flower and bowed to the Victoria Garden, and said to the reporter:

"Anyway, do what you should do! I can't do it when I'm a few decades old! I can do as much as I can! Written translation: (In short, do what you should do. I do it at my age. Not much to do. Do as much as you can!).”

An angry old man said:

"I don't have Li every year. In short, I know what I should do and do it with a clear conscience. (Written translation: I have been coming every year. I know what I should do and do it with a clear conscience.)

A middle-aged father brought his son to the vicinity of Victoria Park and told reporters:

? Thirty-three years ago, my father took me Li, and today I am taking my son Li. Mi is so! Telling the truth is nothing to be afraid of. To be afraid is to speak big words! (Written translation: Thirty-three years ago, my father brought me here, and today I bring my son. That's it. Tell the truth, there is nothing to be afraid of. If you are afraid, you should be afraid of lying?"

On the night of June 4th this year, more than 100 police officers guarded Victoria Park and the entire Causeway Bay like an iron barrel. The sound of the police driving people around Victoria Park through loudspeakers is not difficult to hear the majesty and the arrogance of power. However, Hongkongers never give up. Hongkongers never surrender. The media said that on June 4 this year, Hongkong candlelight became a swan song. However, although the candle light is extinguished, the heart fire is still not extinguished.

(The above is a transcript based on a radio news report. This record witnesses 896433 of Hong Kong.)