Is Caiyuan Village Nomura? Explain that * * * wants to drive the villagers away?

Caiyuan Village, the full name of Hengtai Mountain Caiyuan Village, is a non-indigenous village, located beside Jintian Highway in Shigang, China, and just across the river from Shigang Airport [1]. It is the location of the planned Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong high-speed train parking side line (ground section) and emergency rescue station [1]. At present, there is a dispute among local villagers about *** [2][3] demanding the clearance of squatter villages [1]. For 40 years, villagers have been engaged in raising pigs, growing vegetables and other agricultural livelihoods in the local area, hence the name Caiyuan Village, but most villagers are not indigenous residents. In recent years, in order to build the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong high-speed railway, China Hong Kong and MTR Corporation are going to demolish the village to build a train stop line and an emergency rescue station there [1]. The incident aroused the response of villagers and environmentalists in China and Hongkong, who joined the "boycott" movement from June 2008165438+1October [4]. Many villagers in the village have lived there for decades, hoping to maintain the "existing New Territories lifestyle", and accused the engineers of not considering the local villagers when designing, so they refused to move out. Based on the basic requirements of "no relocation, no demolition", the villagers carried out a series of activities, including issuing special issues, going to the * * * department and holding a "high-speed rail concert" to make the public and * * * pay attention to their requirements. On June 20th, 2009, China Hong Kong Special Administrative Region made a decision to build the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong section of the high-speed rail-China, and the vegetable garden village in Hengtai Mountain will be completely demolished no later than June 20th10. Although residents can receive ex-gratia compensation before the end of 20 10 1, they must move out within 1 month after receiving the compensation. Later, the villagers gave in and stopped insisting on "not moving or demolishing" and demanded that the whole Caiyuan Village be relocated. The initial response was positive. Later, the registration period of ex-gratia payment was extended to? On February 28th, 20 10, all the affected villagers were in? Register before the deadline.

Caiyuan Village is a performance venue for anti-China youth in Hong Kong.

Some villagers struggle for their own highest interests.

Stop the earth from turning.

The ultimate goal is to rob * * * (taxpayers) of their money. ....