Zhang Dejiang was the first Beijing figure visiting Hong Kong since the conclusion of the Umbrella Movement. The three-day visit was greeted by heavy police presence and at least four vertical banners reflecting Hong Kong citizens' demands of China. A smaller yellow-with-black-font banner was unfurled from a residential unit in Tseung Kwan O that read We Demand Genuine Universal Suffrage (「我要真普選」). Although there were reports of police camping out overnight to prevent the incident, nevertheless a bigger vertical banner, also yellow with black font, was hung from Beacon Hill, the steep hill next to Lion Rock. The group League of Social Democrats (LSD) claimed responsibility for this banner that read We Demand True Universal Suffrage (「我要真普選」), calling it a souvenir for Zhang. As the day continued, LSD put out a second vertical protest banner near the Hong Kong International Airport as a welcome sign to Zhang. This banner is black with white fonts, and it stated End Chinese Communist Tyranny (「結束中共專政」 ). As the official caravan continued its way into the city, a black vertical banner Retract August 31 Decision (「撤回八三一決定」) and a Universal Suffrage for China (「全國落實普選」) banner were seen flying along the Tsing-Ma Bridge.