Many people in Shanghai took to the streets to support Urumqi, and even confronted the police. A large number of people even shouted "Xi Jinping, step down" and "Communist Party, step down."

(picture taken from twitter)

[Instant News/Comprehensive Report] A fire broke out in a residential building in Urumqi, Xinjiang on the 24th. The outside world questioned the community's excessive epidemic prevention and hindered disaster relief.

This morning, some netizens also shared that many people in Shanghai took to the streets to support Urumqi, and even started a confrontation with the police. A large number of people shouted "Xi Jinping, step down" and "Communist Party, step down."

The building fire incident in Urumqi, Xinjiang, aroused the anger of Chinese netizens. After heated discussions on the Internet, local people also took to the streets to protest.

Later on the Internet, it was also reported that Beijing Haiding Qingtangwan Community and Shanghai Minhang District Tianshan West Road Aibo Sixth Village, etc., had people shouting for the official unblocking, and Chinese college students also joined the ranks of protests.

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This morning, it was reported on the Internet that many people in Shanghai gathered at the local "Urumqi Road" to protest. Although some netizens' live broadcasts on IG were deleted, some clips can still be seen on Twitter. There are also related PO articles Urumqi is marked, and in addition to solidarity, there are multiple scenes showing many young people shouting "Xi Jinping, step down" and "Communist Party, step down." , to apologize, to apologize” and so on.

These pictures caused echoes on the Internet. Netizens said, "The people are shouting for the Communist Party to step down! This is the most radical slogan so far", "If this is really Shanghai, then I underestimate the bloodiness of Shanghai people", "Shocked, they are not For their own sake, it is for the compatriots thousands of miles away", "Worried about their safety", "Compared to Urumqi, Xinjiang, who still holds a red flag and sings the national anthem. The simple and clear appeal of Shanghai is what the Turkish Communist Party fears the most", "Everyone understands , if they are allowed to block and control them arbitrarily, the tragedy in Urumqi will happen in Shanghai today!" etc.

Some netizens also shared images of protesters confronting the police, and some policemen asked people who laid flowers for the victims of the Urumqi fire, "Who organized this event."

According to reports, the police subsequently narrowed the encirclement to arrest people and threatened to accuse the protesters of "picking quarrels and provoking trouble." The protesters shouted that the police should "serve the people." huh? Who the fuck gave you the rights?"

In the follow-up, some netizens left a message in reply to related tweets, saying, "Just left the scene, the police robbed my phone, deleted many videos and pictures, emptied the recycle bin, and then returned the phone to me. These young people in Shanghai are bloody, there are Hopeful. The police arrested a few people. Not too aggressive".

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The complete 4 perspectives of people shouting "Xi Jinping, step down!" and "Communist Party, step down!" on Urumqi Middle Road in Shanghai pic.twitter.com/hzuNq3IXxG

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Someone on Urumqi Middle Road in Shanghai presented flowers to the victims of the fire in Xinjiang.

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In Shanghai, many people took to the streets to support Urumqi, and even confronted the police. A large number of people even shouted "Xi Jinping, step down" and "Communist Party, step down."

(picture taken from twitter)

In Shanghai, many people took to the streets to support Urumqi, and even confronted the police. A large number of people even shouted "Xi Jinping, step down" and "Communist Party, step down."

(picture taken from twitter)