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China's Outspoken Generation

China's recent protests against the zero COVID policy, sparked by a deadly apartment fire in Xinjiang, are examined for their potential as a political awakening. The protests, the largest since 1989, saw some demonstrators calling for Xi Jinping's resignation. Experts Yangyang Cheng and Mary Gallagher discuss the confl...

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