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The Poster Movement: A lonely protest in Beijing echoed by politically awakening Chinese students overseas | Archives | dailycal.org
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Although we are new to the game, we are determined, fast learners — we aim for a free China.
Although we are new to the game, we are determined, fast learners — we aim for a free China. "/> Facebook Twitter WhatsApp LinkedIn SMS Email Facebook Twitter WhatsApp LinkedIn SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp LinkedIn SMS Email Print Copy article link Save On Oct. 13, a protester strung pro-democracy banners on Sitong Bridge, a highway overpass in Beijing, protesting the inhumane zero-COVID-19 social control policy in China. This occurred right before the 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party, or CCP, in which the protester demanded freedom, dig
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