SAN FRANCISCO—Over 400 Burmese people gathered in front of the Chinese Consulate in San Francisco on Feb. 20 to protest against this month’s military coup in Burma (also known as Myanmar), as well as the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) support of the coup leaders. The protesters held signs that read “Save Myanmar democracy” and “Myanmar military dictatorship is made in China.” “We love Chinese people, we love Chinese food, but … we’re against the Chinese government policy toward our Burmese military regime,” Koko Ley, the protest organizer, told The Epoch Times. Similar to the protesters in Hong Kong, they have made several demands. They want the CCP to acknowledge the 2020 election results in Burma, help seek and release all detainees (including the country’s elected leader, Aung San Suu Kyi), stop the military coup violence committed against peaceful protesters, suspend China’s support for the Burmese military, and restore democracy to …