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💡恭喜李老师和维吾尔人运动，被美国众议院中共问题委员会两党领袖提名为2025年诺贝尔和平奖候选人。 正如提名所述，李老师已经成为了中国言论自由的重要生命线，尽管冒着巨大的个人牺牲，但他依然勇敢地突破了中国的防火墙，为中国的民众发声。 $LI 社区也会坚持这一目标，为中国的言论自由和自由化运动持续努力
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RT @RashidAlba28263: 5 years later, Zhang Zhan, the brave journalist who dared to expose the truth about COVID-19, is dying in a Chinese pr…
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The power of decentralization comes from the choices of each individual, not from the coercion of the system. $LI 💡
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@LBankchinese 说的太对了 @PepeBoost888 和@okx 确实是龙一🤣 都是政治审查和渗透工具的龙一龙二 dexx如果还是受中国政府影响的话 下一次丢币和出卖用户kyc会再次出现🤣
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RT @XVanFleet: Free speech can be a matter of life and death. Five years ago today, Dr. Li Wenliang died of COVID-19. In December 2019, he…
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A Student's Submission from the Second High School of Chenzhou (CHINA) " The "arms race" of study hours has become the norm in Chenzhou, a fourth-tier city. Waking up at 6 a.m., I step out into the nearly freezing cold wind and catch the first bus, closing my eyes to make up for the lack of sleep. Forty-five minutes later, I arrive at the misty Suxianling Square. Despite being called the "Eighteenth Blessed Land of the World," the square is now filled with a crowd of students in monotonous school uniforms, lined up like cattle waiting to be slaughtered, passing through the gates one by one—this is the scene every morning at our school. Entering the campus, despite the large number of students, it is eerily quiet. There are no sounds of laughter or playful banter, and even the voice of the teacher reading aloud during morning study sounds hopeless, tinged with a sense of despair. “Survival of the fittest, pursuit of excellence”—this is the school motto of Chenzhou No. 2 High School. Social Darwinism has been implemented thoroughly in this so-called "key school." The weak must be eliminated, and the so-called "strong" in the realm of test-takers are the new generation of prime, high-quality "cattle." After all, according to the logic of those in charge, even Social Darwinism is "socialism." At noon, enduring the disgust of picking stray hairs from the mystery meat in the cafeteria, I eat my meal while holding a textbook, chewing the food as if it were wax, and then rush back to class. The school leadership is smart when it comes to making money—they don’t force students to stay on campus for meals but manage to shorten lunch break time enough to make it almost mandatory for us to eat in the cafeteria. In the evening, the homework piles up like mountains, and sometimes, teachers give extra lessons. At 10 p.m., the stars twinkle outside the window, and the lights of a thousand households are shining. Yet, these lights have nothing to do with us, who are stuck here from Monday to Sunday. We cannot feel the bustling energy of the night market; "lying flat" is considered a crime, and rest is shameful. We can only hide our MP3 players—an almost obsolete device—in the hope that they provide some comfort. Another half hour passes, and we leave the classroom, walk through two gates, and end another exhausting day in the darkness. With one-quarter of our time off each week, plus the wasted commuting time, we rarely get to eat the meals our families prepare for us. A quick shower, a lazy sleep, and the day is gone. The official holidays are exchanged at a "1/5 rate" in the school, a common knowledge in our school. After the upcoming "100-day pledge ceremony," things will get even worse. The countdown on the wall—“XX days until the college entrance exam”—acts like a death knell. These simple numbers can control the lives of students like puppets. The bloodshed caused by the heavy pressure and the lives lost are just "reasonable losses" under the school's obsession with high graduation rates—self-punishment and a toast of three drinks, and it's over. In the midst of this endless torment, students have lost the will to resist. Yet, even if they harm themselves, they are mocked and used as examples of what not to do. I have seen graffiti in the school bathroom stalls that reads "Liberty or Death" and "Never Forget 6/4." I know that not all are sinking into this terrifying system. I can say with certainty that the VPN coverage rate in our grade has exceeded 30%. We have our own ideals, our own hobbies. We love freedom, we pursue reason. I cannot bear to see these lives numbed, compromised, and becoming the next generation of "cattle" or "human mining" under the relentless pressure. I hope to use your influence to change this situation and hope that everyone can awaken, so that humanitarianism and universal values can shine into the corners of this fourth-tier city. Long live freedom, and may democracy never die. "
郴州市第二中学学生投稿 学习时长的“军备竞赛”在郴州这座四线城市已经成了常态。早上6点醒来，出门面对接近0摄氏度的寒风，赶上首班公交车，坐在座位上闭上眼睛弥补着不足的睡眠时间。 45分钟后，空腹跑到雾蒙蒙的苏仙岭广场，被称为“天下第十八福地”的广场上此时却汇聚着穿着单调颜色的校服的人群，如同等待宰杀的猪一般排成长队通过闸机--这是这所学校每天的清晨。 进入校园，尽管学生众多，却仍然一片死寂。没有欢声笑语，没有追逐打闹，就连被迫在困意中起立朗读的早读声中都透露着一丝有气无力的绝望。 “适者生存，追求卓越”，这是郴州市二中的校训。 社会达尔文主义已经在这所所谓“重点学校”被贯彻的淋漓尽致，弱者就该被淘汰，至于做题家中的“强者”--那是新一轮的优质韭菜。毕竟，按上面那些人的强盗逻辑，社达也是“社会主义”。 中午，忍着恶心拨开食堂饭菜上的不知来源的毛发，手中拿着书本，如同嚼蜡一般吃完饭菜，就又要跑回教室。领导们在赚钱这件事上很聪明--“不强制”留校吃饭，却尽力压缩着午休时间，让你不得不“自愿”在食堂消费。 晚自习时间，仍然是堆成山的作业，也许还有老师来上课。夜晚十点的窗外繁星点点，千家万户灯火通明。然而这些灯光，从周一到周日，全部都和我们没有任何关系。夜市的烟火气我们感受不到，躺平是犯罪的，休息是可耻的。我们只能在巡堂老师的目光下藏好自己的 MP3，这种几乎淘汰了的设备却成了慰藉的唯一来源。又过了半个小时，走出教室，穿过两道闸机，在黑暗中结束了这疲惫的一天。 每周 1/4 天的休息时间加上通勤时间的损耗，我们几乎都吃不到家里准备的饭菜。匆匆洗个澡，睡个懒觉，时间就过去了。法定节假日乘以 1/5 的“汇率”成了学校里的常识，即将到来的百日誓师后情况还会更加糟糕。墙上“距离高考还有 xx 天”的倒计时如同催命符，简简单单的数字却能将一条条鲜活的生命如提线木偶般死死控制。因为重压逝去的生命，手腕滴落的鲜血，只是领导升学率下的“合理损耗”，自罚三杯就过去了。 在一轮一轮的折磨中学生失去了反抗的勇气，但即使伤害自己也会被领导当作反面事例打死嘲笑。 我在我们学校的厕所隔板上见到过“Liberty or Death”，“不忘64”的涂鸦，我也知道并不是所有人都在这恐怖的体制下沉沦。我可以负责任地说，VPN 在我们年级的覆盖率已经超过了 30%。 我们有自己的理想，有自己的爱好，我们热爱自由，我们追求理性。我实在不忍心看到这群生命在反复的折磨下麻木，妥协，成为共产王朝的新一届“韭菜”抑或“人矿”。 我希望能借助您的影响力改变这一局面，也希望大家都能够觉醒，让人道主义与普世价值的光芒也能照射进这四线城市的角落。 自由万岁，民主不灭。
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The $LI community is not only immersed in the joy of Teacher Li's nomination but continues to work hard. 💪 "As of February 8th, has received submissions from 1,644 schools nationwide. The top 5 provinces are: Shandong (171), Guangdong (154), Henan (151), Hebei (137), and Jiangsu (119)."
截至2月8日，共收到全国1644所学校的投稿。前5个省依次为：山东（171）、广东（154）、河南（151）、河北（137）和江苏（119）。
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RT @RadioFreeAsia: On February 5, the House Select Committee on the CCP nominated the Campaign for Uyghurs and freedom of expression advoca…
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RT @XiyueWang9: 照这种说法，美国给了个中国警察政治庇护，让他在美国想说什么说什么似乎也算是错了——这恐怕不能算关注中国异议人士诉求，不能算支持人权和言论自由！李老师发币怎么比你二爷拿YouTube的收益更不齿了，中共镇压维族是众所周知的事实，海外维族还不能出声了…
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RT @xianliliu19521: 答某女推友： 想一想，李幣发行的重要性！ 我是为中國走出专制，才支持李幣，才買李幣！才75岁开始学习加密货币，不算老，比川普总统还年轻四岁🤭🤭 買李幣賺到錢，是上帝赐予我； 买李币亏了钱，当做我赞助。 我现在手里的李币是赚钱，不多，百分…
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