Recently, anti-Xi Jinping slogans appeared in Beijing. Its effect is now expanding. On Oct. 15th, it was revealed that similar slogans had appeared in the men's washroom of the China Film Archive in Beijing. Photos posted by netizens on Twitter showed that the washroom was covered with huge characters saying "anti-dictatorship" and "anti-nuclei acid testing."
Colorful posters of protest were seen on the wall. They read, "We want to eat and have freedom. We are against dictatorship. Save China!" and “Long live universal elections! The political power is in the ballots, one person, one vote for the chairman,” and they called for “another new national defense movement.”
2. 鄭州Zhengzhou is sealed and Quarantine sites are packed
On October 17th, 2022, Zhengzhou suddenly issued a notice asking all residents not to go out or leave the city unless necessary, and the city began a de facto lockdown, suspending production and business activities and requiring residents to undergo a nucleic acid test for three consecutive days.
One person posted a video online saying that the actual situation in Zhengzhou is well beyond people's imagination. His father was diagnosed positive on Oct.14th and was quarantined right there on the roadside for two days. There are no beds at quarantine sites and there aren’t enough transfer vehicles.
In recent days, jokes describing the recent Zhengzhou outbreak have been making rounds on the internet, such as "Zhengzhou Fright," "Midnight Bus," "Suddenly Missing Neighbor," and "Suddenly Missing Co-workers."
As the Communist Party held its 20th Party Congress in Beijing,
anti-party slogans were again seen in the city,
and Zhengzhou Henan Province is suffering from a severe outbreak and is under strict control.
Anti-Xi slogans are seen in Beijing again.
The effect of the Sotong Bridge Warrior expands.
Recently, anti-Xi Jinping slogans appeared in Beijing.
Its effect is now expanding.
On October 15th, it was revealed that similar slogans had appeared
in the men's washroom of the China Film Archive in Beijing.
Photos posted by netizens on Twitter showed that the washroom was covered with huge characters,
saying,
Colorful posters of protests were seen on the wall.
They read,
At the moment, there is no confirmation if this news is true.
There has been no official response from the Chinese government.
Previously, on October 13th, anti-party banners appeared on a Beijing bridge,
making the CCP panic.
The authorities hastily recruited militiamen, volunteers,
and temporary workers to guard the bridge,
filling the city with bridge watchers and triggering a lot of controversies.
If anti-party slogans appeared in a public washroom,
many people speculated whether it was time to recruit
washroom watchers and washroom security officers.
Some people ridiculed,
I'm laughing my butt off.
Lock up all the public washrooms temporarily.
Zhengzhou is sealed, and quarantine sites are packed.
On October 17th, Zhengzhou suddenly issued a notice asking all residents not to go out
or leave the city unless necessary, and the city began a de facto lockdown,
suspending production and business activities,
and requiring residents to undergo a nucleic acid test for three consecutive days.
A video uploaded to the internet by local netizens
shows that the highway intersections in Zhengzhou have been cordoned off
and no vehicles are allowed to leave the city,
and many vehicles are intercepted from traveling.
Roads are empty during the day, so are the airport and subway stations.
It looks like a ghost town.
Zhengzhou officials report zero increase in the number of infected people during the day,
but secretly use buses to haul people away at night.
One person posted a video online saying that the actual situation in Zhengzhou
is well beyond people's imagination.
His father was diagnosed positive on October 14th,
and was quarantined right there on the roadside for two days.
There are no beds at quarantine sites, and there aren't enough transfer vehicles.
A netizen asked in surprise,
has it gotten that bad that there aren't enough transfer vehicles
to take people away for quarantine?
Local netizens revealed some of the current situations in Zhengzhou.
This time is the worst in three years,
and the government takes actions quietly without saying much.
Standing at the window and looking down, there are no pedestrians on the streets.
Only a few people, like domesticated dogs,
are walking around guarding the entrances of the building units.
I am about to participate in it.
I am sorry that people's lives are so difficult.
China still cannot get out of it.
On October 18th, netizens tweeted a photo saying,
Today is the completely silent mode.
This is the fourth time this year to have it locked down.
It's more serious than imagined.
There are also pictures showing that some intersections in Zhengzhou
are blocked by iron plates.
In recent days, jokes describing the recent Zhengzhou outbreak
have been making rounds on the internet,
such as Zhengzhou Fright, Midnight Bus,
Suddenly Missing Neighbor,
and Suddenly Missing Coworkers.
