weehingthong

I utterly condemn the #CCP thugs who defaced London’s Brick Lane with their regime’s vile hate-filled propaganda

I wholeheartedly applaud, support & stand in solidarity with the brave mainland Chinese who stood up against this and responded with counter-graffiti in Brick Lane! pic.twitter.com/P24fkuUMbs

— Benedict Rogers 羅傑斯 (@benedictrogers) August 6, 2023

1. Video posted by a Chinese nationalist students from Royal College of Art in London destroying famous street art spot Brick Lane.

it is painted over and replaced by Chinese propaganda slogan “The 12 Core Socialist Values” . pic.twitter.com/uqxnvwpL0I

— 巴丢草 Bad ї ucao (@badiucao) August 6, 2023

#Bricklane pic.twitter.com/Fi3rFyqcS5

— Kit Y (@itskityaulee) August 6, 2023

London‘s famous street art spot Brick Lane is painted over and replaced by Chinese propaganda slogan “The 12 Core Socialist Values” .

It is done by a Chinese nationalist named as Yiyue who studied at Royal College of Art. pic.twitter.com/NYZOC2HGtO

— 巴丢草 Bad ї ucao (@badiucao) August 6, 2023

The slogans prompted counter graffiti referencing the Tianenmen Square massacre, where we discovered the limits of freedom of speech in China. I’d rather live in Brick Lane tbh. pic.twitter.com/KvcsKaEG4g

— HighWaveCandle (@CandleHigh) August 8, 2023

There’s only one Chinese propaganda word “friendly” left at the controversial Brick Lane graffiti, replaced with criticism of the CCP pic.twitter.com/JnpnXogxCV

— Kris Cheng (@krislc) August 7, 2023

A group of rich n privileged Chinese nationalist students from elite art school like Royal college of Art went to destroy entire street art scene by local grassroots artists from Brick Lane under the name of Marxism and de-colonization.
Can it get more hypocritical and brutal？ pic.twitter.com/MQ0CIOxUcc

— 巴丢草 Bad ї ucao (@badiucao) August 8, 2023

Yesterday we posted about what's happening on Brick Lane, London.

A quick catch up for anyone who wants it…

A tribute to artist Marty (Rest In Power) by Benzi Boffman, was painted over to make way for political art.

The red Chinese slogans sparked a graffiti debate on… pic.twitter.com/tO7q6OB8Ei

— METAWALLS (@Metawalls_bln) August 8, 2023