Global Times reporter Fu Guohao died in October last year

I met in 2019 in Hong Kong's anti-repair example storm in 2019.Former reporter Fu Guohao, the attacked Chinese official media, died in October last year.

Comprehensive surging news and top news reported on Thursday (November 17) that Fu Guohao's father Fu Chengxue released news on the evening of the 17th through social media, "Well -known patriotic and loved Hong Kong reporter Fu GuohaoOn the evening of October 25, 2021, he died of illness and was 30 years old. Fu Guohao's ashes were placed in Tianjin Restaurant in May 2022. The tombstone was engraved: the four characters of infinite interest pursuit."

Fu Guohao confirmed that Fu Guohao had died in October last year and was buried in Tianjin in his hometown. Fu Guohao's father has been suppressing his mood.His family.

Fu Chengxue said: "After the child leaves, our family will fight with depression, but in October 2021, he still left us.>

Recalling his son, Fu Chengxue emotionally said, "Fu Guohao University graduated from Beijing to work in Beijing. In three years, he has experienced a lot and paid a lot. He is a very generous boy."

According to the Sing Tao Daily, in April last year, it was suddenly reported that Fu Guohao had left from the Global Times.His father issued a post to explain the reason for his son's resignation. First, the income was not enough to rent a house in Beijing, and he asked Tianjin's parents to subsidize the living expenses.

After the news of Fu Guohao's death, both attracted attention in mainland China and Hong Kong.Some netizens said: "Can't believe it, you can hit me," I love the Hong Kong police, "I can hit me.... Shocked! Sadly ... "

Fu Guohao was born in Tianjin in 1991, graduated from China Ocean University of China, and later joined the Global Times.When he interviewed Hong Kong in Hong Kong during the interview of Hong Kong in 2019, he was attacked and bound by a demonstrator at the Hong Kong Airport.He shouted "I support the Hong Kong police, you can hit me!"

The Hong Kong police arrested four people later, three of which were ruled by riots in January 2021, and sentenced to four years, three months to five and a half years.