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Farmers in a village in Haikou, Hainan, gathered to protest against the local government’s land seizure. (Picture source: Video screenshot)

[Watch China April 25, 2024](Watch comprehensive report by Chinese reporter Li Muzi) ChinafarmerThe protest movement was raging. Recently, it was reported online thatHainanHundreds of people live in a village in HaikouvillagerContinuing in front of the town governmentprotestThe authorities seized land.TianjinA large number of villagers gathered in a villagegovernmentProtest at the door was forcibly betrayedland.GuangdongGuangzhouVillagers in one village held multiple rallies to protest against the forced eviction. Some netizens bluntly said, “The group of people the CCP fears most seems to be rising up.”

Overseas social media user Seize their slopes. On the 23rd, villagers continued to rally in front of the town government to defend their rights. At noon on the 24th, the local government dispatched a large number of special police officers to prepare to suppress the villagers who were defending their rights in front of the town government.

Multiple videos showed villagers holding multiple banners, and some villagers holding vertical banners with black and white writing in their hands to protest. A large number of police officers guarded the gate of the government, and cordons were set up on the road to block the movement. On the 24th, the Dongshan Town Government protest site was swarmed with police officers. Multiple police cars arrived at the protest site, and a large number of special police officers were suspected of being mobilized.

On April 23, villagers from Yangezhuang, Xilonghuyu Town, Jizhou District, Tianjin also went to the town government to rally to protest against the town government’s forced sale of their land. The video shows that a large number of villagers gathered in front of the Xilonghuyu Town Government. A large number of police officers guarded the door, forming a confrontation with the villagers.

The police blocked the villagers from entering, and some villagers shouted at them, “You guys are going to be paid, but who is going to pay us the wages?” In the room, a suspected villager representative asked a leader, “If it is open, fair, and reasonable, what will happen to us?” Why don’t you dare to face the society? People are waiting outside, why don’t you dare to explain?”

In response to this, some netizens commented, “As a result, the land was communist again”, “The local government has no money anymore, so it built a few drones and dropped a few big mines, but the armed police stopped coming”, “The Communist Party back then It said ‘attack the local tyrants and divide the land’, but the latter sentence did not say to whom. Now we know that the land is distributed to the country, the country belongs to the Communist Party, and the Communist Party is loyal to Xi Jinping.” “This is the basis for overthrowing the Communist Party.”

At present, protests by farmers in rural China are happening one after another.

On April 24, villagers in Shaxi Village, Panyu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province gathered again to defend their rights. Because the villagers were forced to move and the village committee’s accounts were unclear, the villagers of Shaxi had launched many rights defense actions before. The video showed that a large number of villagers gathered to protest, and an old man’s public speech won applause from the villagers.

On April 24, taxi drivers in Yuechi County, Guang’an City, Sichuan Province went on strike to protest against the local government forcing them to replace (purchase) new energy vehicles. Netizens said that Xi Jinping is acting perversely. “All policies that attempt to jump-start the economy have turned into crazy money-making methods for local governments.” He completely disregards the life and death of the people. A large amount of China’s wealth has been “occupied by the CCP’s plutocrats.” More than one billion people only own a fraction of the total wealth. A few percent is so crazy that only the government forces the people to rebel.

On April 22, villagers in Xihu Village, Naiman Banner, Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia have been defending their rights for a month, protesting against the West Lake Fishing Ground’s occupation of their land. The video showed that there were nearly a hundred villagers at the scene, some sitting on the ground to protest.

On April 22, villagers from Duanjiayao, Manian Village, Longtai Town, Wushan County, Tianshui City, Gansu Province gathered to protest against the local government’s forced demolition of their scenic spot. The video showed that a large number of villagers held banners to protest, and many police officers were on site to maintain stability. An old woman sat on the ground crying in despair, while many villagers argued with the police.

In recent years, various popular protests have emerged in Chinese society, covering a wide range of areas. The groups initiating protest movements are not only farmers, but also civil servants, workers, investors, owners, students, merchants, teachers, retirees, etc.

According to Radio Free Asia, the US non-profit organization “Freedom House” released a report on the status of dissent monitoring in China in the fourth quarter of last year. It pointed out that in the fourth quarter of 2023, China Dissent Monitoring (CDM) recorded 952 protest incidents, which was higher than the previous two quarters respectively. Increases of 30% and 50% indicate the increasing number of protests in China.

Among them, labor (61%) and housing (17%) protests were the most frequent, and 22% involved issues such as the environment, school safety, fraud, land disputes and forced demolitions, and religious freedom. About 18% (172 incidents) occurred in Guangdong Province, followed by Henan, Shandong, Shaanxi and Sichuan. Since June 2022, CDM has collected a total of 4,638 protest incidents.

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