Hong Kongers in Taiwan Mark Oct. 1 With ‘Villain Beating’ Protest
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Hong Kongers in Taiwan Mark Oct. 1 With ‘Villain Beating’ Protest
Oct. 1 marks the anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China under Chinese Communist Party (CCP) rule. Hong Kong groups in Taiwan marked the occasion with a rally in Taipei under the theme “No Celebration of Authoritarianism,” featuring a street performance based on the traditional Hong Kong ritual of “villain beating” and […]
October 1st marks the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, which the CCP calls "National Day." However, those who know the historical truth refer to it as "National Tragedy" or "Day of Fall." Recently, protests against the CCP have been held in many parts of the world. A rally in Los Angeles condemned the CCP's terror and evil; a paper coffin containing Xi Jinping's image was found in San Francisco with the words "…
"October 1st is not China's National Day, but a time of national mourning." On the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the National Committee of the China Democratic Party held a memorial event in Times Square, New York, on the evening of September 30th. The event, themed "Remembering the Suffering, Mourning the Dead," reviewed the various political movements and human rights persecutions since the founding of the…
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