Chinese police hit civilians in Shaanxi, Hubei and Henan

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(Video) The outburst of public anger is coming! The riot in Pucheng, Shaanxi, the police car in Hubei hit the rights-defending citizens, and the police in Henan injured the villagers

Report by : Chen Zhicheng / Editor: Li Hua / Source: New Head Shell / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/0109/2157824.html / Video link : In the Xingangwan community in Huangzhou, Huanggang, Hubei, a police car rammed into the crowd during the rights protection of the owners, causing many injuries.

Video link : Villagers in Shangcai County, Zhumadian, Henan, protested against the government's forced occupation of land to build a crematorium, and worried about environmental pollution

 Video link : Villagers in Shiling Town, Lianjiang, Guangdong, protested against the government's forced occupation of land to build a factory

• Video link : Villagers in Shiling Town, Lianjiang, Guangdong, protested against the government's forced occupation of land to build a factory

• Video link : Villagers in Shiling Town, Lianjiang, Guangdong, protested against the government's forced occupation of land to build a factory
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• At the beginning of 2025, the bizarre fall of student Dang Changxin from Pucheng County, Shaanxi Province quickly became the focus of attention across China and ignited the public's dissatisfaction with the judicial and administrative systems. The large-scale protests and conflicts between police and citizens caused by the incident have become a microcosm of the recent concentrated outbreak of public grievances in many places.

On 2 January 2025, Dang Changxin, a senior high school student at the Vocational Education Center of Pucheng County, fell to his death, and the authorities quickly notified that a criminal case was ruled out. However, the accusation of the deceased's mother contradicted the official statement, revealing many unusual things after the incident, including the school's restriction on the movement of family members and refusal to provide surveillance video. The mother also pointed out that the scars on the body did not match the characteristics of the fall, and suspected violent death or homicide.

The family's kneeling appeal and live broadcast triggered a large number of public support, but the relevant live broadcast channel was immediately banned, further arousing public anger. On 6 January 2025, protesters and police had a fierce standoff, resulting in many students being controlled, protesters injured, campus facilities damaged, and the scene in chaos.

The Shaanxi falling incident is not an isolated case. Recently, many videos show that protests have occurred in many places, showing the spread of grassroots grievances:

On 8 January 2025, in the Xingangwan community in Huangzhou, Huanggang, Hubei, a police car rammed the crowd during the rights protection of the owners, causing many injuries. The atmosphere at the scene was tense, and the video showed that the people were extremely dissatisfied with the police's behavior.

On 7 January 2025, villagers in Shangcai County, Zhumadian, Henan, protested against the government's forced occupation of land to build a crematorium, and worried about environmental pollution. During the protest, the reinforcement of police force led to the escalation of the conflict, and many villagers were beaten and sent to the hospital.

On the same day, villagers in Shiling Town, Lianjiang, Guangdong, protested against the government's forced occupation of land to build a factory. The villagers accused the local government of ignoring public opinion and threatened to force construction, which eventually led to physical conflict and the scene got out of control.

From abnormal deaths on campus to land disputes, these incidents have exposed the growing dissatisfaction of grassroots groups with the government, especially the questioning of the transparency and fairness of the judicial and administrative systems. The Shaanxi falling incident is similar to the previous Hu Xinyu case, both involving campus deaths and doubts about the truth, which further exacerbated the public's distrust.