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Q: Have Foreigners Ever Protested Anything At T Square?

If so, what was the issue and the result? Just curious mate.

12 years 28 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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you know how to use google, bing, yahoo search ...

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What such a stupid question!!. Just google it, and you will find it. 

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They would be incredibly stupid to do so. 

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"down with that sort of thing"

"careful now"

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Another fan!

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Yeah actually there were foreigners in what happaned with the Tiananmen massacre. 

 

Foreigners were present to support the students protest for freedom and democracy. 

 

Since then, I heard some foreigners protesting for the Falong Gong (or whatever it is called). The group that practices a sort of religion/meditation similar to Qi Gong and partially Confucianism. 

 

They didn't last long... like 5-10 minutes then they got grabbed and like encircled by 20 cars and 100 policemen. Amazing response time lol... too bad the IBM lady didn't get that sort of a quick response. 

 

 

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I think, I can organize a mass protest for cheaper bread and butter !! sad

Anyone with me ?

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When I was there I wanted it to stop raining in China.

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Yeah, you often see a few foreigners there protesting when guys with rickshaws or tricycles are trying to charge then 200 rmb for a 100 metre ride!

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I went there to protest my wife's cooking and nobody bothered me at all.

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