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A Lonely Protest in Beijing Inspires Young Chinese to Find Their Voice

The New York Times – Business:

As beginner dissenters, they’re timid and scared. But they are experiencing a quiet political awakening, unhappy about censorship, repression and “zero Covid.”

Li Yuan
Author: Li Yuan

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Censorship, China, Democracy (Theory and Philosophy), Demonstrations, Protests and Riots, Freedom of Speech and Expression, Generation Z
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