BBC reporter describes the warm side of the Chinese people in the protests

The white people revolution is exploding in the mainland and the people of Shanghai were the first to shout political slogans demanding the dissolution of the CCP and Xi Jinping's resignation which has become the center of attention from all walks of life. Chen, a pedestrian in Wilamushi Street, Shanghai on the evening of November 27th, was once arrested. After that, he was interviewed by Radio Free Asia RFA. He said that after 5pm, more than 200 uniformed policemen were at the scene. They suddenly rushed into the crowd and forcibly began arresting people. From about 5.30pm, one or two people were captured every 10 minutes. However, the majority of those arrested were women. Chen himself was also later arrested by the police. At the time, he saw a woman hung upside down by more than a dozen policemen and then put in the car. Some healthy young people, when seeing the police arresting people at the scene, were agitated and shouted, I was once a soldier. I am also a CCP member. They taught us about patriotism. They also teach us to love the party but it's clear that the members of this party are The police beat Chen. His hands and face were covered in blood. Fortunately, he jumped out of the car and ran away while the police were hunting others. Then he asked foreigners to help him to break out of the encirclement. On the same day, November 27th, British BBC reporter Ed Lawrence was beaten by police at the scene and held for several hours. After his release, Ed Lawrence took to Twitter to tell of his condition, saying that at least one local who tried to stop the police from hitting him was arrested. In addition, a girl stopped her car on the side of the road and ran after Ed Lawrence, saying, I was taken away last night. Excuse me, are you okay? Reporter Lawrence was touched and said he was very grateful for the kindness of the Chinese people.