My understanding of the China event is that it goes beyond "anti-lockdown", they call Xi a traitor and so on. Supposedly this hasn't happened since the Tian an men square incident.
Hm, I believe you do not understand the Chinese situation. First of all, I expect most Chinese citizens are totally unaware of Trucker convoys. Second, they are in a crazy situation.
The CCP attempts a zero covid strategy, which they enforce with extremely heavy handed measures. Cities can be locked down for many months for a single case of covid.
Many people are literally not allowed to leave their homes at all except for Covid issues. Sometimes their doors are welded shut. People have died of starvation in their own homes.
People have died in simple fires too, because of welded doors and the like. And as I said, this is now not just about covid, they are fed up with the whole control system.
And for a Chinese to protest heavily, this is not like a Canadian maybe losing money and his job for standing up, this is more like going to a gulag or otherwise being "disappeared".
Am I overstating it? Maybe the opposite. Look up "forced organ harvesting" in China. It happens to political dissidents, Uyghurs, Falun Gong, Tibetans, and other "troublesome" groups.
This is one of the reasons I can't support Antifa's Neo-marxist ideology. Crony capitalism sucks, but I'll take it over CCP Communism, which, like covid, is more about social control
Marxism leads to totalitarianism in practice (otherwise, how to get those to totally disagree with you to follow your plan?), which is centralization of power which is bad for citizens
One of the biggest threats to our civilization today is that so many people do not understand this, or that their little clever plan for humanity will be one step in this direction.
One would think it could be explained to them, but this is not so. Only a small minority will actually listen to reason alone, the rest base decision on groupthink and autorities
Folks are more concerned with filming a racial epithet to share on social media than the worker's rights abuses required to manufacture the iPhones they're filming with. Priorities?
Btw, I see now that I seem to be replying to something slightly different than what you said. Well, too late to change now, and maybe this info is still useful.
It wasn't so long ago we were trying to support the masked students pulling down surveillance towers in HK. They've in all likelihood, been sent to reeducation camps.