Leung Lai-sang also came over, shouting, "Sir, my wife isn't in good health, and she can't get out without someone to pick her up."
He added, "Even if the car can't get in, we can use a single wheelchair. We need wheelchairs, we need single wheelchairs."
This person is so loud and obnoxious, and he's standing outside. He's really annoying and obstructing official business.
The British platoon leader patiently said, "Sir, please get in the vehicle immediately and do not interfere with our normal official duties."
Liang Lisheng shouted: "Why did you suddenly block the tunnel? What's the reason? Did you get a special notice from the municipality? Don't you know that our sand must be transported before 4 a.m., otherwise it will affect the construction progress?"
Clapping his hands again: "And my wife, she has claustrophobia just like me. Ah, I can't breathe... Your mission has caused us huge losses. I'm going to find a lawyer, we're going to file a claim according to the law..."
A soldier stepped forward to stop Liang Lisheng from throwing a tantrum, reaching out and saying, "Sir, please calm down, please get in the car..."
Liang Lisheng, with his large belly sticking out, directly confronted the soldier, causing him to stagger backward.
His face was red and his neck was thick. He patted his stomach and said, "I am extremely uncomfortable. I am about to die. I am a legal citizen of Hong Kong. I am a taxpayer. But you rude soldiers are treating me like a prisoner. You are abusing me!"
These British soldiers were still young, so they didn't know that the man in front of them was a big shot on Hong Kong Island ten years ago, someone even the bigwigs of Kowloon would avoid. Just look at his hair, which was permed high, and his loud voice; he was incredibly good at shouting.
When he roared, the other people who were blocked and feeling stifled also became bolder and gathered around.
Someone shouted, "I feel suffocated."
Others said, "We need to get out, we need stretchers, we need an ambulance."
Another person, holding a crying child, said, "The child can't take it. We are citizens, we are ordinary citizens. Please let us through quickly."
The British platoon leader, unable to bear the noise any longer, waved his hand and led his men, who were searching the vehicle, away to the back.
As soon as he left, Liang Lisheng rushed towards Ahui: "It still smells! Hurry up and spray some more!"
This brings us to the question of how Liang Lisheng managed to destroy the evidence and dispose of the blood-stained clothes of Chen Rou and Song Yuanchao right under the noses of the British army in such a short time.
The answer is actually quite simple: concentrated sulfuric acid.
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