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While a sea of protestors were carpeting the Tahrir Square, about 1,000 people gathered near the foreign ministry to support Mubarak, saying he is the only man who is capable of keeping the society stable amid the turmoil.Supporters shouted "Yes, Mubarak," played music and raised a police officer when marching along the Nile."The opposition parties do not want our life back to normal unless Mubarak leaves, but what will happen after that? Obviously chaos," said a tourist guide who gave his name Muhamed. "I have to arm with knifes at night, for the first time in my life, to protect my family and neighbors. Definitely we need reforms, but we do not want changes that deprive us of peaceful life."For the past few days, Egyptians have not agreed on Mubarak's future fate. Hundreds of thousands are protesting, but many others believe Mubarak shouldn't depart unless he restores the country's stability."Those people are just giving the opportunity to people like ElBaradei to make use of us. Mubarak should leave after his period is over," said a 23-year-old protester.Conflicts among people of different interests occurred at some check points. "We want to go to work. Can't you people understand? " shouted a man to anti-government crowds.Unlike last Friday's protests, there has been little police presence in streets Tuesday, giving protesters a wider freedom to express their opinions without tear gas or water canons. To prevent disturbance of social order, local groups took over the streets, checking luggage and people's IDs.Egypt endured another day of halt to normal life as the protest entered the second week. Trains stopped running Monday. The internet remained shutdown on its fifth day. Banks, stock markets and most businesses were closed.Storage racks for bread, milk, edible oil and local fruits were almost empty in Cairo's supermarkets as people tried to replenish their stores for fear that the chaos could continue and prices could rise.Tourism, a crucial source of Egypt's revenue, was hit hard by the protest. Many tour agencies have suspended services and the EgyptAir has cancelled flights during the government-imposed curfew which has been extended from 3 p.m. (1300 GMT) to 8 a.m. ( 0600 GMT).Some foreign firms suspended their activities due to paralyzed internet and lack of workers in the unrest.

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A 67-year-old mental patient, whom other inmates call "Teacher Gao", has lived at the center for 12 years, ever since her son went to college in Hebei province. She said the idea of family reunions should be expanded."What matters in Spring Festival reunions is not a physical gathering among family members but a sense of belonging, where groups of people share common understanding and personal warmth," she said.Gao tried to take her own life twice due to the loneliness she suffered after her son took a job in Canada five years ago. However, living in the center under the care of professional psychologists has lifted her spirits.Gao is among 103 patients who live under the care of 30 professional psychologists and general doctors at the Red Cross center.e center, founded in 2000 with an initial investment of 800,000 yuan ($121,500), was China's first national elderly care center to accept elderly patients with mental disorders."Conventional elderly care centers reject people with mental disorders because they are deemed to be potential threats to other patients," said Li Lizhu, director of the center, who won the title of National Star of Commonweal in 2009."However, people with senile mental disorders are the most fragile group. They need both special medical services and humane care from society."I have spent every Spring Festival for the past 10 years with these elderly patients, and being able to provide them with a sense of family also warms my heart," said Li. "People's attitudes have changed, and Spring Festival celebrations have expanded." Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak pledged Tuesday that he would not run for the presidency again in his speech to the nation which fell into chaos after eight days of anti-government demonstrations demanding an end of the president's 30-year rule.In his speech on Tuesday night, Mubarak said that he does not intend to run for another term after massive anti-government protests shook the country for the past eight days.Mubarak said that he will work in the last months of his term to ensure a smooth transfer of power."My main responsibility is to ensure stability, and in the next few months I will work on the country's stability," he added.The president announced that he would seek constitutional change, which controls the criteria of the candidacy of the next president."I am a military man who served this country during war and peace and I will die on the soil of Egypt," Mubarak said.Egyptian dissident and former International Atomic Energy Agency chief Mohammed ElBaradei said Tuesday via Al Arabia channel that Mubarak's speech did not meet people's demand, and he urged the immediate resignation of Mubarak.Hundreds of thousands of protesters flooded downtown Cairo since Tuesday morning for a "march of one million," while other groups of smaller scales were calling for resumption of social order under leadership of the embattled president.Demonstrators shouting slogans "Oust Mubarak" gathered in Tahrir Square, the center of protests, as the opposition parties called for a general strike and a one-million-people march to the presidential palace after a week of unrest in the country, as the army stood still to protect the people.But Xinhua reporters said protesters remained in the Tahrir Square, while the presidential palace area was tightly protected by the army and remained calm.Mubarak reshuffled his government on Monday in an attempt to defuse the week-long protest against his regime, but protesters rejected the changes and said he must surrender power.Despite opposition parties' called for an indefinite strike and a one-million-people march to the presidential palace, some Egyptian intellectuals distributed leaflets among protestors, urging people to stay away from "violence" and "chaos."