Why China’s Citizens Have Had Enough of Covid Zero
Big Take2 Dec 2022

Why China’s Citizens Have Had Enough of Covid Zero

Senior executive editor John Liu joins Wes from Beijing to talk about the protests happening across China, as anger at the government’s Covid Zero policy boils over. John walks through why and how the demonstrations began, what the government is doing to tamp them down and what he saw and heard on the streets.

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