Restaurant named after Xi Jinping attacked by Chinese nationals in South Korea
Some people even offered money, he said."People claiming to run businesses in China proposed large sums if we changed the name," he told The Chosun Daily. The owner says his team is now considering a new name for the eatery.Police on Tuesday said the four suspects were Chinese men between the ages of 20 and 40. After the attack they are believed to have fled to Shanghai and Yantai, a city in China's Shandong province.Police say they are planning to request red notices from Interpol for the four men.
- ▪Some people even offered money, he said."People claiming to run businesses in China proposed large sums if we changed the name," he told The Chosun Daily.
- ▪The owner says his team is now considering a new name for the eatery.Police on Tuesday said the four suspects were Chinese men between the ages of 20 and 40.
- ▪After the attack they are believed to have fled to Shanghai and Yantai, a city in China's Shandong province.Police say they are planning to request red notices from Interpol for the four men.
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Restaurant named after Xi Jinping attacked by Chinese nationals in South KoreaImage source, News1Image caption, Surveillance footage show a group of masked men spraying lacquer across the restaurant in South Korea's SeongnamByKelly NgPublished6 minutes agoA restaurant in South Korea named after Chinese leader Xi Jinping has been vandalised by a group of Chinese nationals who fled home right after the attack, police say.Surveillance footage from the restaurant in Seongnam, a city south of Seoul, shows four masked men storming the premises in the early hours of 24 September, smashing furniture and spraying lacquer.The restaurant's owner told local media he picked the name Xi Jinping because he "wanted it to be the best Chinese restaurant [in South Korea]".
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