What about the blue light people on the streets of Hong Kong?

A few days ago, the Blu-ray man surprised the streets of Hong Kong, attracting the attention of major netizens. Many people have many questions about the truth of this incident. Let's take a look at everyone's doubts.

First, there is a scene in the camera, which is a very popular beauty clock at present. The photographer is taking street photos of a beautiful woman with a time card, using the beauty to attract people. The clothes on the beauty obviously don't match her identity. This kind of clothes can be bought for tens of dollars.

Second, if blue people don't want to be exposed, they won't shine in front of the camera. It was an accident, to say the least

Third, the camera has been thrown by the "blue man" and hit someone. At that time, his consciousness was confused, so it was impossible to raise the camera immediately and capture the scene that the car disappeared after hitting him.

Fourth, if there is a person in front, the bus can't have no brakes at all. If it is transparent, how does the camera capture the lens?

Fifth, after the crash, the blue man disappeared for about 10 seconds, and still hid on the steps and sent out another blue light to wait for him to shoot again before running? Long gone.

Sixth, at the beginning, you will find that there is blue light coming down from the upper right oblique. In fact, it's a pilot. Finally, a bus passed by after the blue man shone again. There was blue light on the bus, and it was obvious that the light was deliberately shot at the blue man's hand.

Seventh, the blue man only has blue light when he is resting, otherwise the blue light can't capture him.

Eighth, before the crash, the Blu-ray man was about 30 meters away from the cameraman, but after the crash, the Blu-ray man came running on the side less than 10 meters.

Ninth, passers-by did not respond at all after hitting him, nor did they ask why they hit him. Tenth, before the car hit Lan Guangnan, Lan Guangnan dumped the reporter in the right corner, but the reporter's camera rotated to the left in the same place and then captured Lan Guangnan. Prove that this video is not live, but edited.