premise: More than 2,000 Chinese armed police and soldiers have taken over a town in southern China after a revolt there against plans to switch it to another municipality, reports here said Sunday.
  The armed police surrounded the town of Wuyin, in southern Guangdong province, Saturday after townsfolk injured and threw out members of an official working group sent in to solve the long-running row over the boundary change.
  The villagers, mainly ethnic Chiu Chow, are angered by the plan to switch jurisdiction of Wuying to Kaxi municipality, mainly peopled by another Chinese minority group, the Hakka, according to a report in the China-backed Wen wei Po published here.
  Around 10,000 people in Wuyin turned out for a protest recently, calling on the authorities to allow them to remain within the boundaries of Luhe municipality.
  The argument has been raging since 1960 when the authorities first mooted the idea of change the jurisdiction of Wuyin which has rich natural resources.
   What will Wuyin do if the boundary change doesn't happen?
hypothesis: remain within the boundaries of Luhe municipality