Local Resident Disputes Aunt Da's Claims Over Temple Land

The speaker clarifies his relationship with Ta Hiang's family and states he has no knowledge of Aunt Da.

The speaker lists known relatives of Ta Hiang and explains why Aunt Da does not fit into the family tree.

The speaker expresses the community's anger and their readiness to confront Aunt Da if she attempts to enter the temple area.

Discussion regarding Ta Hiang's previous land distributions and the nature of the donation to the temple.

The speaker argues against the claim that the land was only 'deposited' at the temple, citing witness accounts from the time.

The speaker describes the location's past as a cemetery and the local atmosphere during his childhood.

The speaker warns that any attempt to bring in backhoes to reclaim land will be met with fierce resistance from locals.

The speaker expresses his disdain for Aunt Da and invites her to face the waiting community in person.