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Two-day-old refrigerated vegetables were deemed not fresh enough and thrown into the trash, while expired and spoiled canned foods were easily delivered to thousands of households

In a civilized society governed by the rule of law, public authority must not be arrogant, and private rights should be respected and protected from infringement.

“We are not standing still — we are driving in reverse, flooring the gas pedal while in reverse gear.”

Residents Refuse Quarantine Despite Negative COVID Tests; Police Visit and Use Violence

Netizens protest and complain about being unable to get vegetables.

Supplies distributed in Meilong Town, Shanghai, included contaminated pork.

Residents across Shanghai have raised concerns over the quality of government-distributed supplies.

Numerous Shanghai residents posted on their social media showing problematic supplies.

A deputy mayor choked up and made it to the trending list, while a topic about grocery shopping in Shanghai got censored.

The vegetables and supplies received have already turned into wet waste

Community Residents Eat Instant Noodles, While Neighborhood Committee Staff Enjoy Swiss Rolls

"They would rather let the food rot than give it to us."

Only frontline nurses enter the contaminated area, sparking protests: Are nurses' lives worthless?

The community has been locked down for 9 days, why there are no vegetables to eat, why two positive cases, and more than 1,000 people in the entire Longbai Six Villages have to be locked down.

Throughout April, balcony concerts were played in various districts of Shanghai, becoming the main organising channel for protests through sound and noise.

The whole of Shanghai has to unite to reduce the burden on the medical system and prevent the epidemic scientifically.

Due to the lack of materials, residents of a community in Shanghai collectively shouted and scolded the "stupid neighborhood committee"

On the one hand, there is sickness and hunger, and on the other hand, there is singing and dancing.

The Zhangjiang Nast International Community in Zhangjiang Township, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, forcibly expropriated residents' apartments as quarantine shelters, sparking protests and official repression.

To speak up for her is to speak up for yourself

Many problems are caused by the lack of integrity, uncoordinated work, and inadequacy of government agencies at all levels, and in the end, problems are deposited again and again in the residents' committees at the most basic level

Hashtags such as “lalaland,” “call me by your name,” and “sneaky joy/Zhao sneaky joy” have all been censored, and even the first line of China’s national anthem, “#Arise, ye who refuse to be slaves,” has been subject to censorship on Weibo.

Multiple anti-lockdown banners appeared on Huashan Road in Shanghai.

Nonagenarian displays overwhelming combat prowess

“This government is like a piece of shit; the whole system is terrible and utterly absurd. This is truly a disgrace to you, the government, Shanghai, and China…”

The WeChat Official Account @季风书园JIFENGBOOKSTORE published an open letter and a reading list titled "Resistance."

A symbolic short film of resistance during the Shanghai lockdown and the entire pandemic period.

33 Derivative Versions of "Voices of April"

Residents of Huixianju Community in Shanghai collectively opposed hard lockdown measures and were temporarily successful.

“Stop fucking reading that press release—anyone can do that. Can you turn on your mic and speak for real? You bastard.”

As of May 2, at least 786 items related to “Voices of April” had appeared on OpenSea, the world’s largest NFT trading platform.

The CDC staff pretended to have a bad signal and hung up the phone.

The elderly woman raised many doubts about the high-frequency, high-dose outdoor fogging disinfection based on the scientific points he knows.

"Have some backbone and be kind. Don’t make things hard for your fellow citizens just for a box of lunch!"

“Tell your children that your daily job is to lock other people’s children in their homes, keeping them from going to school or seeing a doctor!”

“Tell the next generation: never let this happen again.”

“People first! Rights foremost! Our human rights must not be trampled!”

Short footage of Shanghai citizens protesting and being arrested.

An elderly man suffering from depression attempted suicide after slashing a neighborhood committee official with a knife, following the rejection of his request for a permit for his wife to go out for medical treatment.

“How will the livelihood issues be resolved? What’s wrong with asking two simple questions?”

Several epidemic prevention security team members encountered issues such as "deceptive recruitment," the team leader going missing, and delayed payment of wages and allowances.

This is no longer a simple case of “infiltration” — it’s a “color revolution”: red + blue.