Recently the protest in China prove to rage on as protestors begin to reach outside of Hong Kong for assistance. After the United States passed a bill support the Hong Kong people they have been more adamant on other countries following the US lead. As of now the United states are threatening to put sanctions on China on the bounds of Human rights. Protestors are reaching out to the UN, EU, and countries like Australia, Brittan, and the United States for further support. As of now the protestors are very serious that nobody forgets the suppression they are facing and the fight they are fighting. A protestor said that it was important that people think about them because if gives them a better chance that things will start to happen. Also, as more and more people become aware of and recognize the problem they are facing, the stronger there message will become and the more their voices will be heard. Personally, I think they are taking great steps to make change, I am still unsure of the result but they are taking their problem to anyone who will listen. I respect all the effort and resistance the citizens of Hong Kong are showing and personally I support their movement and hope that other nations around the world will do what they can within their means to help them. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
In Shanghai, one of the top Universities erupted into student lead protest. Recently in that region a diplomat named Xi Jingping took a lot of steps to tighten the grip of the communist party on the region. He has been doing this by implementing his philosophies and have school start teaching mandatory Marxist class. But on the University level he issued new guidelines and policies that all back his philosies. The students of Fudan University began to protest as the new guidelines excluded their freedom of thought. This has happened because he wanted his teaching and philosie to guide decision making in the youth and in the current citizens. The students were enraged and began singing songs of freedom and posting letters on billboards around campus that express their freedoms. What started with a small freedom protest in Hong Kong Has now grown to what it is today. AS the fight in Hong Kong rages on places like Fudan University realize that they are being oppressed and their freedoms are being restricted and that they have the power to make change happen. Currently Police are putting down public protest yet are unable to snuff out the fire of the Fudan students. I am not questioning what will happen in either Shanghai or Hong Kong, I only wonder what place will be the next to fight back.
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