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(13 Dec 2011) SHOTLIST
1. Anti-China protester ramming his SUV into a police bus guarding the Chinese Embassy in Seoul
2. Wide of smoke coming out of car, with protesters wearing military uniforms standing in front
3. Police gathered around the car
4. Various of damaged car
5. Police checking inside the car
6. Pan of car
7. Various of police pushing protesters, trying to lock their way towards the embassy
8. Protesters chanting holding signs, reading (Chinese/English) “Bad China Out!”
9. Tilt up from sign to protester
10. Protesters chanting
11. Mid of Chinese national flag, protesters sprayed in English over the flag “Bad China!”
12. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Bong Tae-hong, Anti-China protester:
“The Chinese government has to express its regret and apologise for what happened. To keep our sovereignty, President Lee Myung-bak’s administration has to take strong measures against the Chinese government. Even if we have to shoot them, we must stop the illegal fishing operation. We ask for strong measures against Chinese illegal fishing boats so that there will be no more casualties among our coast guard officers.”
13. Various of protesters placing flowers under banner with a photo of killed South Korean coast guard officer Lee Cheong-ho
14. South Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman Cho Byung-jae entering the briefing room
15. Mid of reporters
16. Wide of briefing
17. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Cho Byung-jae, South Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman:
“With our related department’s strong law enforcement, there must be an intensive guidance and control from the Chinese government about Chinese fishermen. Following this incident, we are going to ask for effective and practical measures like constructing a discussion channel between the two countries so that the Chinese government can firmly control and set measures against the illegal operation and crew members’ illegal acts.”
18. Mid of reporters
19. Wide of briefing
STORYLINE
Angry South Korean protesters slammed Chinese fishermen as “pirates” on Tuesday, while President Lee Myung-bak vowed to spend more on policing the country’s waters after a Chinese boat captain allegedly stabbed a coast guard officer to death.
During a protest at the Chinese Embassy in Seoul, a right-wing demonstrator rammed his SUV three times into a police bus guarding the building while others defaced a Chinese flag.
The anger came a day after South Korean officials said the Chinese captain of a boat suspected of illegally fishing in South Korean waters killed one coast guard officer and wounded another.
The JoongAng Ilbo daily newspaper called the fishermen “pirates” in a front-page headline, and the Chosun Ilbo newspaper said in an editorial that the coast guard should have more ships at its disposal and be more forceful in the fight against heavily armed fishermen.
President Lee told a Cabinet meeting that South Korea will get tough on illegal Chinese fishermen, according to the presidential Blue House office.
During a news conference on Tuesday, South Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman Cho Byung-jae suggested a “discussion channel” between his country and China to discuss further “effective and practical measures” to stop such incidents in the future.
Meanwhile, President Lee’s possible visit to China next month may also be reconsidered if the case is not smoothly resolved, a Blue House official said, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter.
Police say they’ve asked for a warrant to extend the detainment of the Chinese boat captain.
South Korea asked China’s ambassador just last week to try to rein in illegal Chinese fishing.
On Monday it lodged a strong protest with the diplomat over the latest incident.

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