【新唐人2014年09月30日讯】29号，香港民间的占领中环行动进入了第二天。经过前一晚的冲突，仍然有很多市民在街头坚守，没有理会特首梁振英要求市民散去的讲话。同时，各界团体开始自发响应罢课、罢工及罢市。占中人士认为，港府的不退让，会让将来对香港的管制越发困难。
当清晨的阳光照射在中环的大楼上，街道上仍然充满了抗议的民众，有的人通宵坚守，就地休息，有的则是回家梳洗后，再次前来。
刚刚过去的一夜很不平静。香港防暴警察向占中民众多次喷射胡椒水，发射催泪弹，但人群和白烟一样，一次次散开，又一次次聚拢。《苹果日报》说，晚上有超过六万人同时占领铜锣湾至中环一带的交通要道，午夜时分蔓延到九龙。
随着天色渐亮，香港部分地区的交通在星期一完全停顿。警方几乎把所有通往中环的主要街道封闭。除了中环、金钟、铜锣湾，在九龙的旺角弥敦道十字路口，也有大批市民聚集。
现场香港市民妮可：“旺角这边这些朋友们就分开，就坐在亚皆老街和弥敦道交界的十字路口，这里多一点，汇丰银行这边。然后现在就是预备好，等如果警方清场的话，他喷胡椒水，喷催泪弹的话，怎么去避。”
尽管交通不畅，但有商家和市民自发运送水和食物，给占中民众补充。
现场香港市民杨匡：“好几个地方，他们都说，很多那些商铺啊，超级商场，把他们那些饭盒什么的，打包，一大堆，一大堆，一大堆的送出来。其实，看得到香港人，对整个运动的渴望。”
香港人的这种渴望，也从各界团体星期一自发宣布罢课、罢工及罢市的行动中体现出来。
有超过1000名学生，参加了香港城市大学无限期罢课誓师大会。教协也强烈谴责政府及警方的“疯狂行为”，决定发起全港教师罢课罢教行动。另外，职工盟呼吁罢工罢市。社工复兴运动也号召同工罢工。
占中第二天，形势似乎就像刚获释的学民思潮召集人黄之锋，在电台节目中所说的那样：现在情况已经不是学民、学联、占中三子指挥，而是市民自发往各地区占领。现在，只有梁振英下台或回应诉求，才可停止占领行动。
香港市民妮可：“就是政府，这个政改，我们叫‘落闸’。我们要真普选，不要筛选。最基本就是一条。如果他不同意的话，我们瘫痪中环，瘫痪旺角，我们要瘫痪整个香港的交通。因为我们这样做是为了香港的未来。我们不想香港是未来的大陆。”
而香港特区行政长官梁振英，在周日晚间发表讲话，呼吁市民尽快和平散去，组织者停止占中运动。不过，他并没有说明，港府是否会和民众对话，或什么时候对话。
香港市民杨匡：“其实有一条界线，就是07年肯定可以普选特首的，但是当年没有，现在也没有，你还告诉我，接下来的日子也没有，这是不可能接受的。香港人一直受骗10多年了。到现在，不可能我坐在马路上面，你就跟我说，我们一定会谈，我们50年后谈。我们根本不会去接受这种说法。”
如果梁振英坚持施行北京的策略，占中下一步如何走？参加了星期天抗议活动，并一度被警方拘捕的香港城市大学郑宇硕教授认为，香港人会持续非暴力和平抗争。
香港城市大学教授郑宇硕：“香港人不信任这个梁振英政府，不信任北京的中央政府。这些政府在大家眼中，没有正当性，认受性可言。这个特区政府要在香港维持有效的管制，将变得非常非常困难。”
不过，星期一也有消息说，港人的占中行动，让梁振英被中共总书记习近平“严厉批评”。《苹果日报》引用海外中文媒体的报导说，梁振英、张晓明下台已成必然，也应该是解决香港困境代价最小的方案。不过，这一报导目前没有得到第三方证实。
采访/朱智善 编辑/尚燕 后制/舒璨
Hong Kongers Launch Sit-ins on Second Day of Occupy Central Sit-in
Hong Kong’s Occupy Central civil disobedience movement
enters the second day of protests on Sept. 29.
Protests in the streets continue, ignoring Chief Executive Leung
Chun-ying’s call for their end after the previous night’s conflict.
Meanwhile, many different groups have also begun
spontaneously responding to the protest.
The participants of Occupy Central say that the Government’s
insistence will increase difficulty in future rule of Hong Kong.
When the morning sun shine fall on the Central building, the
streets are still full of protest people: some people stay there
overnight and take a break on the spot; while others came back
after freshen up at home.
It has been a night of unrest, as Hong Kong riot police used
pepper spray and tear gas in attempts to disperse protesters.
However, the crowd dispersed and gathered again
and again like the white smoke of the tear gas.
Apple Daily reports that more than 60,000 people
occupied arterial roads going from Causeway Bay to Central;
and extended to Kowloon by midnight.
As daylight arrived, traffic in the area came to a
complete standstill.
Police blocked nearly all major streets to Central.
In addition to Central, Admiralty, and Causeway Bay,
there are also large number people gathered at the crossroads
of the busy district of Mong Kok, Kowloon.
Nicole, a Hong Kong citizen on the scene: “People sit
separately at the intersection of Argyle Street and Nathan Road,
by the HSBC.
We are preparing to avoid police’s pepper spray and tear gas
if they attempt to disperse people."
Some business people and other citizens spontaneously
brought water and food to the Occupy Central participants
despite the terrible traffic.
Yang Kuang, Hong Kong citizen: “People in several places are
saying many stores and supermarkets sent then a lot of food.
Actually, we can see how Hong Kong people desire for the
movement."
This desire of Hong Kong people can be seen
from spontaneous strikes on Monday by all walks of life.
More than 1,000 students participated in the kick-off event
at the City University of Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Professional Teachers’ Union (PTU) also strongly condemned the government and police’s “madness” and
decided to launch a strike for all Hong Kong teachers.
Meanwhile, the Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions
(HKCTU) and Reclaiming Social Work Movement also called
for a strike.
The situation of Occupy Central’s second day resembles what
Scholarism sponsor Huang Zhifeng said in a radio program:
People spontaneously went to occupy instead of directed by
Scholarism, HK Student Federation or Occupy Central.
Now, only Leung’s stepping down
or response can stop the occupation.
Nicole: “We call the government’s political reform
‘dropping the gate.’
We want genuine universal suffrage, not a basic screening.
If they don’t agree with this basic one, we will paralyze the
traffic in Central, in Mong Kok and the whole Hong Kong.
Because we care about Hong Kong’s future
and don’t want it to become like mainland [China]. “
During a Sunday night speech, Hong Kong Chief Executive
Leung urged people to peacefully disperse as soon as possible
to stop the Occupy Central movement.
However, he didn’t mention whether the government will
have dialogue with the public or not, nor when will it do so.
Yang Kuang, Hong Kong citizen: “In fact, there was another
line that we should have universal suffrage in 2007.
But there was no universal suffrage then, there’s none now,
and now we’re told there won’t be any in the future.
This is unacceptable.
Hong Kong people have been deceived for over 10 years.
Even up until now, you can’t tell me we will talk about it
for sure 50 years down the road.
We absolutely cannot accept this. “
What is the next step for Occupy Central if Leung
insists on Beijing’s strategy?
City University of Hong Kong professor Joseph Cheng Yu-shek,
who joined in Sunday’s protest and was detained by police,
says the Hong Kong people will continue peaceful protest.
Joseph Cheng Yu-shek, professor: “Hong Kong people don’t
trust Leung’s and Beijing’s governments because they
aren’t legitimate or acceptable in the public eye.
It will become very difficult for the Special Administrative
Region Government to maintain effective control. “
However, some Monday news reports say the Occupy Central
activity has brought Leung “sharp criticism” from
Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping.
Apple Daily quoted overseas Chinese media report saying
Leung and China liaison official Zhang Xiaoming’s stepping
down has become the inevitable solution to resolve
Hong Kong problem’s with minimum cost.
However, the report hasn’t been confirmed by a third-party.
Interview/Zhu Zishan Edit/ShangYan Post-Production/ShuCan
