Korean Entertainment: Little Umbrella of Happiness

"Brother, do you think the Supreme Court will agree to retry this case?" Bai Xiangyong, who was not afraid of anything, suddenly became a little nervous at this moment. He had cut off his long rocker hair. During this time, he became more and more like a priest.

, of course, he is not a believer, but he always talks about how cute the children in Gwangju are. He really wants to open a school quickly, and then become a teacher himself. Now he is also learning sign language by himself. This thing has really changed him.

Li Huanhua nodded firmly and replied completely sincerely: "I will definitely do it. Even if those guys are backed by the president, they can't compete with everyone's anger. Let Jin Aishi and the others play the loudspeaker!"

"Yes!" Bai Xiangyong seemed to have confidence again and nodded firmly, then fell behind and let the sound team in charge of Jin Aishi and others start playing.

"Since 2000 or even more recently, the principal and several other staff of a school for the deaf and mute in Gwangju often committed sexual violence against disabled students in the school. It is understood that there were more than ten students who were victimized. But the incident was

After it was revealed in 2005, only Kim, the director of the school administration office, and Lee, a life guidance teacher, were arrested by the police, and they were sentenced to one and two years in prison respectively."

"Public opinion at the time pointed out that Kim was suspected of long-term sexual assault on six deaf-mute students aged 7-20 from 2000 to 2004, but he bribed the parents of the students and got rid of some of the suspicion. After that, the National Human Rights Commission of South Korea intervened

Investigation. Someone provided testimony that more than 10 teachers and staff were involved in sexual violence at the school. An 18-year-old female student said that she had been sexually assaulted since she was 12 years old. But the student’s father is a Level 2 hearing-impaired person.

, the mother is a level 1 mentally retarded person with a mental disability. She is helpless to prevent the teachers from violating her daughter.”

"In August 2005, the National Human Rights Commission of South Korea reported to the police six faculty members including principal Kim and rehabilitation teacher Park for "sexual assault and molestation of students." In addition to the sentenced administrative office director

In addition to teachers and life teachers, four other people are facing judicial punishment."

"However, the fact is that the school's principal Kim and teacher Park were sentenced to 5 years and 10 months in prison respectively in the first trial, but they were sentenced to probation and released in the second trial in July 2008. The reason is that they"

"There is no criminal record" and an agreement was reached with the victim. In addition, the teacher Quan returned to the school in January 2008 and has been working ever since. The victims' parents were tired of the endless lawsuits and gave up the appeal. "

"School Sexual Violence Countermeasures Committee" said: "We are extremely disappointed that the Ministry of Justice favors the 'rich'."

"To this day, after a secret investigation, excluding those children who graduated, the number of victims in this school has evolved from more than ten people at the beginning to 27 people today, and maybe it will become 37 or 47 people in the future.

, if this ratio is extrapolated to the entire South Korea, it may be 370, 3,700, or 37,000 people. What is wrong with these children?"

Kim Ae-seok and Kim Ae-nam, who were in the middle of the team, held up a tape recorder and took turns playing these passages. They spoke with facts and gave up the sensational talk, and they just kept playing it back.

The voice in the tape recorder was Li Huanhua's own.

The team continued to grow, and police sirens rang in the distance. But what was surprising was that the policemen who were supposed to be showing off under the arrangement of Deputy Director Cui were suddenly stopped one by one following the team.

The car was stopped.

This was definitely not someone Li Huanli arranged, and he never thought of intercepting the police, but the angry-faced men in the car showed their reasons for doing so, especially a taxi driver in his fifties. His eyes were filled with tears.

Full of tears, as a father of two daughters, he was really angry and afraid that his children would meet such demons. These demons should be punished and not go unpunished like that.

Li Huanhua turned around and looked at the road that had been slowly blocked. A smile appeared on his face. He was not happy, but relieved. Maybe everyone is the same as him, but he got something special and paid more than others.

Just a few.

There were still three hundred meters away from the Grand Court, and Li Huanhua led the large troops and moved forward without any pause.

The major media and TV stations in Seoul have also taken action after hearing the news. As the "Melting Pot" incident that has attracted the most attention in recent times, this parade will definitely arouse huge attention and anger from the whole society.

At the same time, many smart people understand at this moment why there are those subtitles at the end of The Crucible, and also understand the meaning of the fourth paragraph of the novel "The Crucible". Let the ending be handed over to reality, and the regrets of the movie will be made up in reality. Everything

It's not over yet.

Many people are thinking at this moment that maybe... maybe Li Huanhua is really a daring lunatic.

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The mighty army soon arrived at the South Korean Supreme Court. The office building in front of them looked tall and solemn, without the weird fashion sense of modern buildings. In front of the main entrance of the Supreme Court was a long staircase, as if to remind

It seems to people that the law is so unreachable that it only protects those who 'should' be protected.

The parade arrived at the gate outside the Grand Court. The security at the gate had no ability to stop them. They could only watch these young people, who were basically no more than thirty years old, pass through the gate and arrive at the parking lot under the steps of the Grand Court.

The parade team in front of us is led by a young man who is about 25 years old and about the same age as Li Huanxi, so its momentum is very different from ordinary middle-aged and elderly parades.

The Grand Court was also frightened by the sudden arrival of the army. Soon there were more than a dozen armed public service soldiers and some judicial policemen on the steps at the entrance of the Grand Court. They stood on the steps and looked at the crowd below. These were just

The young man in his twenties also swallowed involuntarily.

Judicial police in courts and procuratorates can carry guns, and prosecutors in procuratorates responsible for investigation work can carry guns, but other personnel are not allowed to carry guns.

In other words, a few of the people on the steps were robbing.

But what if you have a gun? Li Huanhua’s purpose was not to attack the Grand Court. The gate behind the Grand Court was originally accessible to ordinary people. The total number of people in Li Huanhua’s group had reached close to 500.

, even though it looks a bit more powerful, demonstrations can be seen everywhere in South Korea, but demonstrations in South Korea are generally not that ordinary, so people in these big courts are so nervous.

South Korea is a small country with an area only 1/99 of our country and a population of 50 million. However, South Korea has more than 11,000 public demonstrations every year, with a total number of participants of more than 3 million. In other words, about 10,000 people are scattered in a certain place every day.

Protests were held in some places. It would be difficult to find another country on earth with such fervent demonstrations as South Korea.

In Seoul, demonstrations are like public performances and can be seen everywhere. There are "one-person demonstrations" with as few as a single person, and huge marches with tens of thousands of people. The demonstrators are men, women, old and young, high and low status and professional. Location

There is no distinction between rural and urban areas, domestic or foreign.

Korean demonstration culture is not only reflected in its frequency, but also in its violence. The first impression given by most demonstration teams in South Korea is not to go to the streets to peacefully express opinions, but to fight. Demonstrators often have their heads tied

Red strips with bloody protest slogans such as "United Struggle" and "Martyr Spirit" were printed on them.

Some people even held wooden sticks and steel pipes, like death squads about to rush to the front line. Demonstrators generally went to crowded places such as traffic thoroughfares and squares, especially in front of the National Assembly, Seoul City Hall and Gwanghwamun. Some corporate workers organized in labor unions

They often set up tents, bring instant noodles, water and other daily necessities to prepare for a protracted war.

In response, the police held shields, wore helmets, equipped with faucets, and lined up in a human wall in full gear to prevent trouble. During the demonstrations, some demonstrators often turned into thugs uncontrollably. They used local materials to fight with the police.

Because there is no need to declare, and of course it can be regarded as no relevant legal restrictions, demonstrations in South Korea are very frequent.

So when the security, police, and public welfare soldiers of the Supreme Court saw this huge parade, which was mainly composed of young and middle-aged people, you can imagine the pressure they felt.

Unless they encounter extremely vicious situations, under normal circumstances, it is impossible for these police to use their guns. Even if modern society is open again, this is not a Western society that talks about human rights and freedom. Of course, although Western societies are open,

But if you go a little too far in this kind of parade, you risk getting shot in the head.

But there are still a lot of violent conflicts in South Korea, and headshots are still rare. It’s just that Li Huanhua doesn’t bring people to fight. That would look stupid and bring trouble to himself, especially as a

Public figures originally do a good thing, but if they do it in a rough way, it may have the opposite effect.

Therefore, Li Huanhua's goal is very simple, which is to put pressure on the Supreme Court. At the same time, he has also contacted Deputy Director Cui. He will manage the demonstrators well and will only demonstrate through sit-ins and will not attack the Supreme Court.

Because there is no need, countless media will definitely come to such an incident. As long as the information is disseminated through the media, the Supreme Court cannot remain indifferent. Sometimes these so-called justice organizations are so mean, and the bloody facts are

They wouldn't even look at it in front of them.

But when a camera is suddenly set up in front of them, they will immediately transform into Bao Qingtian.

Li Huanhua's purpose is not only to demonstrate and exert pressure, but also to use the power of the media to exert pressure and spread this information, in order to achieve the purpose of promoting the formation of the "Melting Pot Law."

"Stop!"

"sit!"