骑墙派英语怎么说

骑墙派 (qí qiáng pài) is a term that refers to people who are skilled at climbing walls or fences, often for the purpose of trespassing or engaging in illegal activities. The term is commonly used in China and other parts of East Asia.
The origin of the term is unclear, but it is thought to have originated in the late 20th century. It may have come from the idea of people climbing over walls or fences in order to avoid being caught or detected by authorities.
Here are some English examples of the use of the term "riders of the wall," along with Chinese translations:
"The police arrested a group of riders of the wall who were attempting to break into a warehouse." (警方逮捕了一群企图闯进仓库的骑墙派。)
"I heard that the riders of the wall are planning to meet up at midnight to climb the fence and break into the amusement park." (我听说骑墙派打算在午夜见面，爬过围栏并闯进游乐园。)
"Some riders of the wall have been known to use specialized equipment, such as suction cups or grappling hooks, to help them climb over walls and fences." (有些骑墙派会使用专门的设备，如吸盘或爪钩，帮助他们爬过墙和围栏。)