On October 1, the Chinese Communist Party established the government, and around the 74th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party,
a movement to protest against the Chinese Communist Party was launched overseas, and it reached more than 20 cities around the world.
This movement included the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Japan, and Taiwan.
On the same day, a large-scale demonstration was held in London, England, and participants included Hong Kong, Tibetans, Uyghurs, and Mongolians.
The protesters departed from Trafalgar Square in central London and passed through downtown Chinatown and headed for the Chinese-Middle England Embassy.
In Taiwan, Hong Kong people, who mainly emigrated to Taiwan, and Hong Kong people who visited as tourists participated in the activities.
In the rain, they talked to tourists about the invasion of Hong Kong by Chinese-Middle England,
with a placard of an ax and a hammer that had been destroyed at the Seimen Gate of the tourist attraction.
Some of the protesters raised the flag of the Revolution of Happiness Hong Kong.
According to a report by Voice of America, on the afternoon of September 30,
many demonstrators in San Francisco held a protest in front of the Chinese-Middle England Embassy.
According to a report by the Asia Times,
a group that supports Tibet, Uyghurs, Mongolians, Hong Kong, and Taiwan gathered in Tokyo
to protest the suppression of the Chinese-Middle England, the extermination of their ethnic groups, and the expansionist policy,
and demanded that the act of human rights violations be stopped.
A Chinese-Middle England student from Hong Kong said,
It is really scary that the Chinese-Middle England established an overseas police station in Japan,
but I intend to continue to run away in order to fulfill my responsibility as a Hong Konger.
Mr. Orhonodo, Deputy Chairman of the South Mongolian Krill Corps,
said, I saw the fate of the future of the Mongols.
For the past 70 years, our history has been destroyed, and our prairie has been destroyed.
If we don't stand up now, there will be nothing left of the Mongols.
