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> the west likes to exaggerate everything that's happening in foreign countries Chinese living in China here. I don't see any western involvement. There were
by tw1984 4y ago
> the west likes to exaggerate everything that's happening in foreign countries
Chinese living in China here. I don't see any western involvement.
There were protests in almost every tier-1 and tier-2 cities in China during the last few days. This is totally unheard of since the Tiananmen Square incident back in 1989. Police were ordered to randomly stop people to search their phones, they want to see whether you are part of wechat groups discussing the ongoing protests. Here in Shanghai, they even had the street nameplate removed because it contains the word Urumqi, which is the name of the city where 10 people who were locked up at home for zero-covid crap were burned to death due to a fire accident.
3 full years after the outbreak of the COVID, enough is enough, you just can't treat people like crap forever just because there are COVID.
- vachina 4y agoI’d like to remind you that western media were the first to fling blame on China during the beginning of Covid, for not restricting China nationals from traveling and spreading Covid. Damned if they lockdown, damned if they don’t lockdown.
- tw1984 4y agoI'd like to remind you that the current situation is vastly different from the beginning of 2020. According to official figures, 240k cases confirmed in China in the last 7 days, there are now a total of 106 people in serious condition across the country. Locking down a big percentage of the country home to 1.4 billion people for illness like this is beyond imagination.