Archive · 3 Sep 2025
Anti-CCP Slogans Projected in Chongqing Before Military Parade
Qi Hong, a 43-year-old artist, projected protest slogans on a building in Chongqing, China, from London, UK.
The slogans called for freedom and the end of the Chinese Communist Party.
He chose Chongqing because it's a busy area and wanted to send a message before a military parade.
He reserved a hotel room and tested the projector beforehand.
Qi Hong was inspired by other acts of protest in China.
The police responded by entering the hotel room and interrogating his mother after the event.
Qi Hong projected anti-CCP slogans on a Chongqing building.
He remotely operated the projector from London, UK.
The protest took place before a military parade.
Slogans included calls for freedom and truth.
Police found the projector but could not locate Qi Hong.
- Who
- Qi Hong, a performance artist.
- What
- Projected anti-CCP slogans onto a building.
- When
- August 29, 2024, before a military parade.
- Where
- Chongqing, China.
- Why
- To protest against the Chinese Communist Party.
Protester's Stance
Government's Stance
Government Control
Protester's Stance
The Chinese government is suppressing freedom of speech and dissent.
Government's Stance
The Chinese government seeks to maintain stability and social order.
- Protester
- Qi Hong, 43, performance artist
- Protest Type
- Projected anti-CCP slogans
- Location
- Chongqing, China
- Date of Protest
- August 29, 2024
- Slogans
- "Freedom is not a gift..." and "No more lies..."
- Protester's Current Location
- London, UK
- Inspiration
- Peng Lifa, 'Bridge Man'
