Some 50 students gathered at Penn State’s main campus on Dec. 2 for a candlelight vigil in memory of the victims of the Urumqi fire that sparked protests in China.
Under a lit Christmas tree in front of the Allen St. Gate, the students held white papers to show solidarity with the so-called White Paper Revolution.
They shouted their demands in both Chinese and English to protest against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Some students also put up posters and slogans on a nearby fence with words in English and Chinese.
“No more zero COVID, we need to eat,” “No more lockdowns, we need freedom,” “No more lies, we need dignity,” “No more Cultural Revolution, we need reforms,” “No more dictators, we need voting,” “No more slaves, we need citizens.”…