A Huge Projection Appears Outside the Chinese Consulate in San Francisco Calling on People’s Congress Deputies to Stop Being Slaves

[March 07, 2023]In the middle of the night on March 5th, when the two sessions of the Communist Party of China were held,San FranciscoChinese ConsulateHuge signs appeared on the main entrance and exterior wallsprojectioncalled for accountability for the epidemic, and called on the CCPNational People’s CongressVote cautiously, refuse to giveXi Jinpingvote. At this People’s Congress, the CCP will conduct a so-called “vote” for reelection to produce a new CCP president and so on.

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cast toChinese ConsulateContents on the front gate and outer wall include: Chinese subtitles “National People’s CongressLadies, be a hero, not a slave!rejectXi Jinping! “Accountability for the epidemic!” ” and English subtitles “Say No to Xi” (Say No to Xi) and so on.

Radio Free Asia said that several Chinese people living in the Bay Area of ​​California spontaneously carried out thisprojectionActivity.

Lu Yanzi, a young man from Wuhan who participated in the event, told Free Asia that they held the event for several purposes: “First, to express our attitude, we firmly oppose Xi Jinping’s re-election. Second, we hope to encourage domestic warriors who are actively fighting for democracy and human rights. They are not lonely fighters. In the free lands overseas, there are people who walk side by side with them. In the end, I also hope that the deputies to the National People’s Congress will truly make decisions on behalf of the people, vote carefully, and have a clear conscience.”

One event attendee in her early twenties, who asked not to be named, shelled out hundreds of dollars for laser projection equipment. He once supported the “white paper movement” in the United States.

Ding Yi, who works in the technology industry in the California Bay Area, told Radio Free Asia that he met young people who provided projection equipment while supporting the “White Paper Movement”.

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Ding Yi said: “We don’t know how effective this kind of activity will be, but we will continue to do it no matter what, because at least in the circle we contact, there are many friends who expressed their support, but due to various reasons and various reasons. Such concerns cannot participate.”

Ding Yi also said that during the projection activity, he saw a window of the Chinese Consulate opened a gap, and a figure appeared in the window. The projection activity lasted for half an hour, and the security guards of the Chinese Consulate came forward and asked everyone to stop the projection, and the activity ended thereupon.

Netizen “Zihan” tweeted: “On March 5, the opening day of the National People’s Congress of China,San FranciscoIn front of the Chinese Consulate, the Chinese in the Bay Area called on the NPC deputies to refuse to vote for Xi Jinping’s re-election. They projected: Deputies to the National People’s Congress, be a hero, not a slave! Responsibility for the epidemic! Say no to tyranny, say no to oppression! Wait, the activity started at ten o’clock in the evening and lasted for about half an hour. “

“Zihan” added: They want to shout to the NPC deputies: Don’t vote for Xi Jinping! If you dare not vote against, please abstain. If you don’t dare to abstain, then take sick leave and don’t be a CCP’s rubber stamp!

“They hope to inherit the cause of Peng Zaizhou, a warrior of Sitong Bridge, continue the spirit of the white paper revolution, let civil disobedience bloom everywhere, and become the conscious action of every Chinese with a conscience.”

Responsible editor: Xia Song#