Chinese protests
‘If the CCP violently suppresses protesters, major world-changing events will happen’
The fire in the city of Urumqi, Xinjiang ignited protests across China. In just 3 days, at least 50 colleges and universities across the country responded to the "white paper revolution." According to preliminary statistics, 18 provinces and cities have participated. Various protests continued until the evening of November 27. ...
Chinese on more restrictions and clash with police in Guangzhou
Since Monday, November 7, Guangzhou residents have been subject to the communist regime's strict "zero-COVID" policies. Some districts, such as Haizhu, are locked down with barricades. The restrictions were tightened by the emergence of 12,000 new positive cases, many of which are asymptomatic, in a city of 19 million people. However, ...
The strong protests against the Chinese regime that spread around the world
The October 13 incident on Sitong Bridge in Haidian District, Beijing, where banners protesting against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) appeared, spread to Shanghai, Guangzhou, Xiang, and the world. Slogans against the "Zero-COVID policy" or the "common prosperity" initiative pointed directly at the CCP and its Politburo, where the power of the red ...
Anti-Xi protest location: God’s will or perfect plan?
During the sensitive time when the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China was approaching, some anti-government banners suddenly appeared in the area of Sitong Bridge in Beijing City on October 13. Two huge protest banners were hanging on both sides of the bridge. The one on the left says: "No ...
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