The Chinese communist regime’s mass COVID-19 lockdowns have sparked public outrage. On March 21, hundreds of residents in a community being locked down in the Nanshan District of Shenzhen for a month protested, demanding their freedom. One man in the community died during the lockdown. A resident recounted the events to the Chinese edition of The Epoch Times on March 24. Lin Nan (pseudonym) a resident in Nanshan District, Shenzhen, said that the group protest that occurred on the 21st was triggered by personnel who insulted a female resident with her child waiting in line to be tested. The residents shouted loudly, demanding the lockdown to be lifted. They smashed the pandemic prevention checkpoints and overturned the iron fences that prevented residents from going out. Lin said: “The conflict started on Monday (March 21). We have been locked in here for a month with little supplies sent in by the …