As the Chinese citizens continue to protest their brutal COVID restrictions, videos have emerged of cars blockading roads and honking in protest of their communist government.

Cars can be seen at a standstill on one highway while citizens cheer in support from bridges and on the side of the road.
“Long live freedom!” can be heard by citizens cheering them on.
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— 觉醒年代 China Awakening Times (@awakeningchina) November 27, 2022
北京 #亮马桥 附近群众高呼"自由万岁" 路过车辆鸣笛支持
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People Shouting "Long Live Freedom!" and Cars Passing by are Honking to Support Them. near Beijing Liangma Bridge #beijing #ChinaProtests #ChinaCovidNews pic.twitter.com/XdZ4qUfECD
12月1日是乌鲁木齐火灾遇难者的头七 pic.twitter.com/Kjc0U7pVM9
— 墙国蛙蛤蛤🐸 (@GFWfrog) November 28, 2022
It appears the brave Chinese citizens are only getting started with honking. Protesters have taken to social media to promote a scheduled convoy-like protest on December 1st.
The scheduled mass honking is reportedly in protest of the fire that broke out in one apartment where citizens, locked in from the outside by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), could be heard screaming in horror as they burned alive. 10 citizens reportedly died from being locked in their apartments, which is one of the CCP’s COVID restrictions in their absurd attempt to achieve zero-COVID.
“On December 1st, China’s national whistle operation,” tweeted one user, who lives in Germany, as Twitter is banned in China.
The strategy resembles the Canadian freedom convoy’s that took place in January and February. Since then, several other countries have adopted the same honking method of protesting.
Citizens from the Netherlands used the method to protest against their government’s globalist environmental policies. Australians used the strategy to protest against their government’s authoritarian COVID restrictions.
Protests in China are not rare. What *is* rare, are multiple protests over the same issue, at the same time, across the country. The protest below, apparently in central Beijing’s liangmaqiao, is astounding #China #protests pic.twitter.com/UHJCqqF1YG
— Tom Mackenzie (@TomMackenzieTV) November 27, 2022
Monday night, freedom protesters in China ripped apart a Covid testing booth and demanded END to CCP lockdowns
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) November 29, 2022
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The Chinese military appears to be preparing for a response to the protestors. Videos emerged of multiple tanks traveling on streets.
The CCP police are walking up to random people and grabbing their phones from them. One video shows police walking in a subway and taking everyone’s phones to search for their potential involvement in the freedom protests.
On Sunday, in Canada, supporters showed up at the Chinese Consulate in Toronto and chanted, “Chinese people, resist! Liberty or die. Down with the CCP!”