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On November 5, anti-corruption slogans such as 'Sweep away white maggots' and 'Beat corrupt officials' were spray-painted on a brick wall on a street in Heilongjiang.

Recently, a graffiti of Winnie the Pooh wearing a tie appeared on a classroom blackboard at a college in Beijing, with the words "CCP Member" and "Mr. Winnie" written next to it. A netizen submitted the photo to expose the incident.

On October 26, cartoon graffiti of Xi Jinping appeared on a restroom wall at a high school in Huangzhuang, Beijing; the school subsequently forced the restroom locked and carried out renovations.

A netizen submitted a post claiming that a sofa in a certain hospital in Shanghai bears a slogan reading “Reform and Opening Up, Against Dictatorship.”

According to information posted and published by Twitter user @GFWfrog, slogans or graffiti explicitly mentioning the characters "64" have appeared inside a Kunming metro station. The incident has drawn online attention, and related images show the sensitive number appearing on public facilities.

According to Radio France Internationale (RFI), a woman suffering from schizophrenia posted slogans bearing phrases such as "expel the CCP" outside the door of her residence, and was found guilty of incitement by a Hong Kong court, sentenced to 3 months of treatment in a psychiatric hospital.

On October 6, a netizen posted that the graffiti wall downstairs at Chongqing Yangtze River International was being covered with paint by workers using rollers, with dense colorful text and patterns painted over in gray and black, while security downstairs was tightened, prohibiting unrelated personnel from approaching.

On October 1, 2026, the CCP's National Day of Mourning, an inverted blood-red five-star flag appeared at the entrance of Kunming Trinity International Church, and related photos subsequently spread online.

On September 24, students at Kangjie Middle School in Yanhul District, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province, left protest slogans and handwriting on the bulletin board, one of which read, 'Wildfires cannot burn it all away; with the spring breeze, it grows again.'

On September 12, 2026, a corner of He Ping Park in Fuyang, Anhui Province was photographed by netizens, showing a large amount of political slogan graffiti on the wall, including "Long live China, world peace", "Capitalist roaders are still walking", "The working class must lead everything", "Never forget class struggle", etc. Netizens reposted it on social platforms and pointed out the phenomenon, with no official response seen.

On September 9, some netizens posted photos showing that the words "Xi Jin-gui's Flat Head" were written on a freshman Q&A wall at a certain school, suspected to be satire against the top leader.

A poem of protest appeared on the inner wall of a toilet on a Chinese Communist Party high-speed train, touching on social issues such as food safety, surrogacy, demanding unpaid wages, and floods, and asking: “Still not rebelling — are you waiting to die?”

Writer Li Ying's leak account reposted information sent out by a mainland netizen who circumvented the Great Firewall, showing that "Xi Jinping is the vampire of the people" was written on a school graffiti wall, and mentioning content such as "Long live Furina," suggesting that some students had jumped the wall and come into contact with anti-CCP information.

On August 19, the graffiti wall of Times Fengjun at the Chongqing Yangtze River International was a gathering and check-in spot for fans. Someone used black spray paint to write a large “Long Live the People” slogan, covering a large area of the wall that had originally been filled with the names of idols and fan messages.

A giant hand-made "Niu Lai" poster, the largest in the Chinese Communist Party's occupied territory, appeared at Aiqing Plaza in Baoding, Hebei, sparking heated discussion and viral spread among netizens.

A captain of Air China discovered a reactionary slogan on a cockpit control lever, and at the same time flyers listing ten crimes of Xi Jinping appeared in front of the Air China Beijing base.

Around June 28, 2026, after a light aircraft struck CITIC Tower in Beijing, posters appeared at the gate of Air China's flight training base, listing the ten major crimes of Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping and calling for anti-CCP, anti-dictatorship resistance.

On the evening of August 29, 2025, the exterior wall of a high-rise building on Xijie in Chongqing University Town was used by activists to display, in a rotating projection, four sets of anti-communist protest slogans including "Down with Red Fascism" and "Overthrow the Communist Party's Tyranny."

In Chongqing, a party used a remote-controlled device to project anti-Communist slogans in a hotel for fifty minutes on a timer.

Official data shows that in 2025, nearly 160,000 people nationwide were disciplined for issues such as "inaction, arbitrary actions, and fraud," a year-on-year increase of 16%.

At Wanda Plaza in Jinan, someone remotely controlled a smart meter via a mobile phone to project anti-communist slogans onto the building.

Peng Lifa hung protest banners opposing Xi Jinping and the epidemic policies at Beijing's Sitong Bridge, an event that has garnered widespread attention.