1.Women warriors in Shanghai carry banners on the street in support of 彭載舟 Peng Zaizhou: On October 23rd, the Standing Committee of the 20th CCP Congress was unveiled. Netizens filmed a video revealing that two women in Shanghai carried a banner on the street saying, "No but, no but, no but!" It was apparently in solidarity with Beijing's lone warrior Peng Zaizhou who put out banners that read, "No nuclear acid testing but food! No lockdowns but freedom! No lies but dignity!" No slaves but votes!", opposing Xi Jinping's re-election. A video uploaded by netizens shows two girls carrying a banner saying "No" in Shanghai. People are heard on the footage saying, "We have always wanted to do this."
2. Tiananmen Square is under heavy security; police are stationed on buses: For the past few days, Tiananmen Square has remained under tight security despite the 20th National Congress coming to its conclusion. A video taken by a Beijing netizen on a bus passing by Tiananmen Square has revealed that Tiananmen Square is still under heavy security and empty, except for police officers standing guard, with virtually no pedestrians. One police car is parked at a corner of the square. In this bus, there are several police and security guards standing on duty. The netizens ridiculed: “Why does it feel like a panic-stricken bird?”
Some netizens said that previously, when Beijing held two sessions or other major meetings, there were policemen on duty on the buses, but they were mostly in plain clothes. This time, the full police uniforms were worn on duty, giving it a more intimidating effect
Women warriors in Shanghai carry banners on the street in support of Peng Zhaizhou.
On October 23rd, the Standing Committee of the 20th CCP Congress was unveiled.
Netizens filmed a video revealing that two women in Shanghai carried a banner on the
street saying,
No butt, no butt, no butt.
It was apparently in solidarity with Beijing's lone warrior Peng Zhaizhou, who put out banners
that read,
No nucleic acid testing but food, no lockdowns but freedom, no lies but dignity, no slaves
but votes, opposing Xi Jinping's re-election.
A video uploaded by netizens shows two girls carrying a banner saying no in Shanghai.
People are heard on the footage saying,
We have always wanted to do this.
Some netizens said that one of them looks like a foreigner and the other one might be
too.
Two women with banners walked down the street with netizens on the side taking pictures
of them.
There may have been undercover officers on the side as well as someone kept urging them,
Don't walk on the street, put it away, put it away.
The two women later hung the banner on the local propaganda board.
Netizens said that the words appeared written with lipstick.
Many people have posted online to show their praise and support for the two women.
The reason why heroes are heroes is they know exactly what they have to face when they decide
to go out into the street.
You can see that after Peng Zhaizhou, there are wave after wave of protests.
As long as Xi doesn't step down, the people's protests will continue to rise one above the
other.
The flame will start a prairie fire.
I cried for a second.
I admire these brave women and men.
There are still people who are sober, but they are afraid of being executed.
I admire them, but when it's really my turn to be the only awakened one, I still don't
dare to come forward.
After all, I'm not working, and I don't even dare to disobey my parents' words, let alone
a huge machine.
I want to say to these girls, protect yourself.
This evil regime can do anything.
Look at Zhang Zhen.
Tiananmen Square is under heavy security.
Police are stationed on buses.
For the past few days, Tiananmen Square has remained under tight security despite the
20th National Congress coming to its conclusion.
A video taken by a Beijing netizen on a bus passing by Tiananmen Square has revealed that
Tiananmen Square is still under heavy security and empty except for police officers standing
guard with virtually no pedestrians.
One police car is parked at the corner of the square.
In this bus, there are several police and security guards standing on duty.
The netizens ridiculed, why does it feel like a panic-stricken bird?
On October 21st, Beijing seemed to have grounded all flights into and out of the city.
The video taken by netizens at the T3 terminal of Beijing Capital Airport shows that there
were no passengers in sight in the whole terminal, as if the airport was closed.
Some netizens said that previously, when Beijing held two sessions or other major meetings,
there were policemen on duty on the buses, but they were mostly in plain clothes.
This time, the full police uniforms were worn on duty, giving it a more intimidating effect.
