原標題：在CGTN外國記者探訪了香港理工大學校園后,，他寫下了這樣的記者手記,。,。。

香港理工大學一帶日前發(fā)生暴動,，從17日起,，這所高等學府成了暴力示威者抗拒香港警察清場的“新戰(zhàn)場”。爆炸,、大火,、濃煙、弓弩,，暴力分子在此與警方展開對峙,。如今，隨著絕大多數(shù)暴力分子離開校園，一片狼藉的校園亟待維修,。

CGTN外籍記者Jim Spellman和攝影記者Dan Criswell一起走進了這座校園,。

“我不知道我還會不會重返校園，但是我永遠不能忘記我在香港理工大學校園所看到的一切,，” Jim Spellman在探訪香港理工大學校園后,，發(fā)出這樣的感慨。

當我們走在去香港理工大學的路上時,，Dan和我都不知道會發(fā)生什么,。雖然看過很多照片，但是我沒有想到親眼看到的校園會是這個樣子,。簡直就是太震驚了,，整個校園安靜得可怕，儼然是一處被遺棄的戰(zhàn)場,。

除了靠近欄桿的地方有多處臨時防護罩外,，環(huán)繞校園四周的還有成堆的汽油彈、石頭,、彈弓以及自制的簡易發(fā)射機,。

這些暴力分子還搭建了簡易的救護中心，體育館成了他們的臨時臥室,。

目之所及,，一片破壞的景象。滿地碎玻璃,、亂噴在墻上的政治口號以及衣服,、頭盔和保護設(shè)備散落在校園各處。校園入口處,，孤零零躺著一個電鋸,。

我和Dan粗略地轉(zhuǎn)了幾棟樓，沒有找到還在校園里負隅頑抗的暴力分子,。走在廢棄的樓里,，我倆緊張不安，這感覺就像在演僵尸片,。

Dan Criswell walks at the messy campus of Hong Kong Polytechnic University。 /CGTN Photo

As we walked on to the campus of Hong Kong Polytechnic University,， photojournalist Dan Criswell and I didn‘t know what to expect,。 I had seen the pictures but wasn’t prepared for what I would see up close。 The campus is nothing short of shocking – an eerily quiet abandoned battlefield,。

There are makeshift shields attached to railings overlooking the streets below,。 Battle stations with stocks of petrol bombs,， rocks， slingshots and homemade catapults surround the campus,。

Rioters set up DIY first aid clinics,。 There are sleeping quarters in the gymnasium。 Destruction is everywhere： smashed glass and political slogans spray painted on walls,。 Clothes,， helmets and protective gear are strewn about。 A lone chainsaw sits near an entrance to campus,。

There are apparently a couple dozen holdouts staying somewhere on the sprawling campus,。 We made a cursory search of several buildings but couldn‘t find anyone。 It feels like a zombie movie,。 Dan and I were on edge as we walked through the abandoned buildings,。

Jim Spellman poses with a makeshift catapult at the campus of Hong Kong Polytechnic University,。 /CGTN Photo

Two pastors have been given access to campus and are advising the holdouts， but only see them occasionally,。

“Last night we were able to meet a couple and talk to them a little bit…they are OK,， mentally and physically，” said one pastor,。

They say the remaining few fear what will happen if they surrender,。

“They are more concerned about their own future， what they are going to face if they come out,，” said a pastor,。

When it becomes clear we won‘t see the holdouts we leave to file our stories。 I don’t know if I will return to campus,， but I will never forget what I saw at PolyU,。