A Chinese Fighter in Tabqa Operation : This revolution is different than others in the world

2017-04-03 15:50:10

RAQQA – Chinese fighter of QSD Huan Lei  in Tabqa  said ongoing  Rojava revolution is different than other revolutions in the world and add “ I wanted to live revolution with its practices instead of observing from outside.”

Democratic Syrian Forces blockading Tabqa city on three sides is continuing. A Chinese fighter named Huan Lei who joint QSD two years ago  is one of the fighter in the forefront of the operation. Lei says Rojava Revolution is different than other revolutions in the world. “ That it why I decided to live this revolution with its practice instead of observing from outside. I decided to participate Raqqa operation to end Syrian peoples’ pain” said Huan Lei.

Huan Lei ( code name Sipan) is 25 year-old and he says he joint to fight in Rojava while he was student in Manchester University in Politic Science. Sipan also learns Kurdish as part of living practices of Rojava Revolution.

“ Arabs, Kurds and Turkmens are living together in Rojava. This revolution brought people together who have been far from each other for long times. Everybody is establishing a new life all together. If this revolution would be only for a single ethnicity, none Arabs or Turkmens would be alive. Therefore this revolution is different than others. It is important to see that. We can see many different identities in QSD forces” said Sipan.

Sipan also reminded that Turkish media labeled him as terrorist when he joint to fight in Rojava. “ If I would be a terrorist, those people wouldn’t open their arms to me. People in here are living peaceful. Children as the most alive of spark of life are playing freely. When I go out these people are walking with me. They look at me warmly. This revolution has hospitality in its sprit. These all things were enough for me to participate the revolution. Because this can’t be seen in western society. But there is this spirit in this culture” says Sipan. 

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