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Lyrics of PRC's national anthem contain sensitive words and banned in China's Internet
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https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17168
Lyrics of PRC's national anthem contain sensitive words and banned in China's Internet
Read more
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17168
#ChineseInternet #Censorship
Lyrics of PRC's national anthem contain sensitive words and banned in China's Internet
Editor's note: The national anthem of PRC, “March of the Volunteers” is actually a revolutionary song. The lyrics of the song is about standing up and resisting the enemies, which is encouraging and motivational. It is quite ironic to see Chinese netizens using the lyrics of their own national anthem to show their dissentience towards the authority which tried to cover up the outbreak of WARS, but turns out to be banned.
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See: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17167
The Douban user’s post has been removed. The message from Douban admin said the content that the user has posted, “Arise! All who refuse to be slaves!” (First line of the PRC national anthem) or content the user shared in the post has been removed because of involving radical political stance or ideology. The user’s posts have been deleted multiple times recently, his/her account may be muted or suspended. To make sure his/her account can be used normally, and to maintain the harmony atmosphere within Douban, the admin asked the user to follow the guidelines.
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See: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17169
The user “Animal Farm” said his/her id was getting him/her banned too, OP commented his id was the cause (Animal Farm is a classic novel about overthrowing authorities)
Source: Douban
#MaintainStability #FreeSpeech
Lyrics of PRC's national anthem contain sensitive words and banned in China's Internet
Editor's note: The national anthem of PRC, “March of the Volunteers” is actually a revolutionary song. The lyrics of the song is about standing up and resisting the enemies, which is encouraging and motivational. It is quite ironic to see Chinese netizens using the lyrics of their own national anthem to show their dissentience towards the authority which tried to cover up the outbreak of WARS, but turns out to be banned.
[Image 1]
See: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17167
The Douban user’s post has been removed. The message from Douban admin said the content that the user has posted, “Arise! All who refuse to be slaves!” (First line of the PRC national anthem) or content the user shared in the post has been removed because of involving radical political stance or ideology. The user’s posts have been deleted multiple times recently, his/her account may be muted or suspended. To make sure his/her account can be used normally, and to maintain the harmony atmosphere within Douban, the admin asked the user to follow the guidelines.
[Image 2]
See: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17169
The user “Animal Farm” said his/her id was getting him/her banned too, OP commented his id was the cause (Animal Farm is a classic novel about overthrowing authorities)
Source: Douban
#MaintainStability #FreeSpeech
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#FaceMasks #Shortage #FailedState
Granny rather wears home-made napkin mask, saving medical masks and disinfectants for family members
On February 13, over 300 seniors rallied to the Government House, the Chief Executive's residence, urging Carrie Lam to explain the actual usage of filter masks made by prisoners in Hong Kong.
A 70-year old granny Chan, despite wearing a home-made napkin mask, commuted a long way from Yuen Long to Chater Garden in Central to join the rally. She explained that her daughter had given her masks and disinfectants, which she refused to use. Seeing the shortage of supply, Chan would rather want her daughter to keep those masks for her own family as a priority.
Chan added that she had queued up for masks for more than 1.5 hours but for nothing in the end. Chan pointed out that she just could not afford any expensive masks in the market. The Hong Kong government has not offered any masks.
Source: Inmedia
http://bit.ly/2OPC2aZ
#Feb13 #ChinesePneumonia #GlobalOutbreak
Granny rather wears home-made napkin mask, saving medical masks and disinfectants for family members
On February 13, over 300 seniors rallied to the Government House, the Chief Executive's residence, urging Carrie Lam to explain the actual usage of filter masks made by prisoners in Hong Kong.
A 70-year old granny Chan, despite wearing a home-made napkin mask, commuted a long way from Yuen Long to Chater Garden in Central to join the rally. She explained that her daughter had given her masks and disinfectants, which she refused to use. Seeing the shortage of supply, Chan would rather want her daughter to keep those masks for her own family as a priority.
Chan added that she had queued up for masks for more than 1.5 hours but for nothing in the end. Chan pointed out that she just could not afford any expensive masks in the market. The Hong Kong government has not offered any masks.
Source: Inmedia
http://bit.ly/2OPC2aZ
#Feb13 #ChinesePneumonia #GlobalOutbreak
#ValentinesDay #HongKongProtests
Valentine's Day 2020: We Have Each Other
We have spent the latter half of 2019 shrouded in clouds of tear gas. We wear masks and even gas masks to show our defiance against the unelected government and the police state.
We have spent most days of 2020 in the midst of an omnipresent novel coronavirus. Ever since Lunar New Year up until Valentine's Day today, we still have to wear masks, even when we want to kiss our dearest ones.
Against all odds, the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong will live on and the people of Hong Kong will continue the battle against authoritarianiam.
While thinking of your loved ones, never forget the protesters in Hong Kong fighting for human rights, democracy and freedom— no matter where you are from, we are all Hong Kongers.
More on: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17176
Photos: Flash Media #Feb14
#HappyValentine #YNWA #ValentinesDay2020
The Contrast Between Police and Medics in Hong Kong
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17053
Valentine's Day 2020: We Have Each Other
We have spent the latter half of 2019 shrouded in clouds of tear gas. We wear masks and even gas masks to show our defiance against the unelected government and the police state.
We have spent most days of 2020 in the midst of an omnipresent novel coronavirus. Ever since Lunar New Year up until Valentine's Day today, we still have to wear masks, even when we want to kiss our dearest ones.
Against all odds, the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong will live on and the people of Hong Kong will continue the battle against authoritarianiam.
While thinking of your loved ones, never forget the protesters in Hong Kong fighting for human rights, democracy and freedom— no matter where you are from, we are all Hong Kongers.
More on: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17176
Photos: Flash Media #Feb14
#HappyValentine #YNWA #ValentinesDay2020
The Contrast Between Police and Medics in Hong Kong
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17053
#ValentinesDay #HongKongProtests
Valentine's Day 2020: We Have Each Other
More on: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17171
We have spent the latter half of 2019 shrouded in clouds of tear gas. We wear masks and even gas masks to show our defiance against the unelected government and the police state.
We have spent most days of 2020 in the midst of an omnipresent novel coronavirus. Ever since Lunar New Year up until Valentine's Day today, we still have to wear masks, even when we want to kiss our dearest ones.
Against all odds, the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong will live on and the people of Hong Kong will continue the battle against authoritarianiam.
While thinking of your loved ones, never forget the protesters in Hong Kong fighting for human rights, democracy and freedom— no matter where you are from, we are all Hong Kongers.
Photos: Flash Media #Feb14
#HappyValentine #Crisis #YNWA #ValentinesDay2020
The Contrast Between Police and Medics in Hong Kong
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17053
Valentine's Day 2020: We Have Each Other
More on: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17171
We have spent the latter half of 2019 shrouded in clouds of tear gas. We wear masks and even gas masks to show our defiance against the unelected government and the police state.
We have spent most days of 2020 in the midst of an omnipresent novel coronavirus. Ever since Lunar New Year up until Valentine's Day today, we still have to wear masks, even when we want to kiss our dearest ones.
Against all odds, the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong will live on and the people of Hong Kong will continue the battle against authoritarianiam.
While thinking of your loved ones, never forget the protesters in Hong Kong fighting for human rights, democracy and freedom— no matter where you are from, we are all Hong Kongers.
Photos: Flash Media #Feb14
#HappyValentine #Crisis #YNWA #ValentinesDay2020
The Contrast Between Police and Medics in Hong Kong
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17053
#FailedState #HealthCrisis
Resident of Coronavirus-hit Building Attributes the Government's Incompetence to the Epidemic Outbreak
Residing in Hong Mei House where infection cases were found, Reeve expressed absolute frustration with the Hong Kong authorities for perpetrating a series of mistakes in dealing with the coronavirus outbreak. This included the government's refusal to completely seal the borders with China, leading to the epidemic outbreak in local community.
Living in the Coronavirus-hit environment with inadequate supply, Reeve bought takeaways for his family before queuing up to get the disinfection pack distributed by pro-democracy district councilor.
In order to avoid infecting his family after going out, he only ate takeaways in the corridors to lessen close contact with his wife and son.
Source: InMedia
https://bit.ly/2UNBq9M
#Feb13 #ChinesePneumonia #GlobalOutbreak #SupplyShortage
Resident of Coronavirus-hit Building Attributes the Government's Incompetence to the Epidemic Outbreak
Residing in Hong Mei House where infection cases were found, Reeve expressed absolute frustration with the Hong Kong authorities for perpetrating a series of mistakes in dealing with the coronavirus outbreak. This included the government's refusal to completely seal the borders with China, leading to the epidemic outbreak in local community.
Living in the Coronavirus-hit environment with inadequate supply, Reeve bought takeaways for his family before queuing up to get the disinfection pack distributed by pro-democracy district councilor.
In order to avoid infecting his family after going out, he only ate takeaways in the corridors to lessen close contact with his wife and son.
Source: InMedia
https://bit.ly/2UNBq9M
#Feb13 #ChinesePneumonia #GlobalOutbreak #SupplyShortage