In March 2026, in Shuikou Town, Xinyi City, Guangdong Province, hundreds of villagers staged three consecutive days of protests after local authorities pressed ahead with plans to build a crematorium near their village without public consent, leading to two violent clashes with police.
On March 15, teachers at Shenshui Experimental School in Sujiatun District, Shenyang, Liaoning province, went on a collective strike, gathering at the school gate to demand unpaid wages.
Shaanxi Province, Baoji City, Qishan County — Xiji Hospital. A 32-year-old man underwent surgery for kidney stones and tragically died due to an overdose of anesthesia. On March 18, his devastated family gathered outside the hospital demanding answers.
On March 17 at Shaanxi’s Xi’an Construction Engineering Group, after a scuffle between unpaid construction workers and company staff, a female worker desperately grabbed onto the legs of two men. One was the project manager, and the other was just someone trying to stop the fight.
On March 18, a violent forced demolition took place at Lane 3, Road 5, Linchun Village, Jiyang District, Sanya City, Hainan Province. According to on-site videos and villagers, CCP demolition personnel used an excavator to forcibly demolish a residential building while occupants were still inside, including an elderly paralyzed person with limited mobility.
Villagers stated that the affected households were outside buyers who had purchased property in the village. Without reaching any agreement with the homeowners, local authorities unilaterally announced a compensation rate of 800 yuan per square meter — far below what local villagers received — and proceeded with the forced demolition.
2026年3月15日,Tiktok用naan1113sm9首次发布该事件视频并配文:“This is a square in Beijing last year. It is said that it is gone.”
“Beijing Sanlitun Warrior” Video Surfaces:
On October 25, 2025, a protester hung two banners on a building in the South Zone of Sanlitun Taikoo Li, Beijing, and spoke to the public through a megaphone — after which he was never heard from again.
The banners read:
“The essence of the Communist Party is an anti-human cult; it will inevitably bring endless disaster to China.”
“Lift the ban on political parties, allow free formation of parties, free competition, free choice — build a new China with freedom, humanity, and rule of law.”
On March 15, 2026, a TikTok user naan1113sm9 first posted a video of the incident with the caption: “This is a square in Beijing last year. It is said that it is gone.”
“Jianmei Aluminum in Foshan Uses Forced Military Training as Disguised Layoffs (March 11–17, 2026)” From March 11 to 17, Jianmei Aluminum Co., Ltd., located in Nanhai District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province, compelled employees to participate in military training outside of normal working hours, stipulating that anyone who refused would have their performance bonuses docked. According to workers, this move is widely seen as the company’s attempt — amid declining business performance — to pressure employees into resigning voluntarily through indirect means, thereby evading its legal obligation to pay severance compensation. Workers reported that after already enduring 12-hour workdays, being required to attend an additional 2 hours of military training left them physically and mentally exhausted, and the situation has been extremely difficult to bear.
Hundreds of ride-hailing drivers in Baoding, Hebei go on collective strike to protest arbitrary fees (2026.03.17) On March 17, hundreds of ride-hailing drivers in Baoding, Hebei Province staged a collective strike to protest arbitrary fees imposed by their platform companies. According to drivers, a “license transfer fee” that normally costs only 20 yuan through the local transportation authority is being charged at 30,000 yuan by the ride-hailing companies. (Note: The “license transfer fee” refers to the cost of transferring operating credentials from an expired vehicle to a new one.)
On March 16, workers from the Tongxin Chemical Plant demanding unpaid wages were blocked by police and security guards outside the Ma’anshan Municipal Government building in Anhui.
The Country Garden Phoenix Bay project in Langfang, Hebei province, has been stalled for two years. When homeowners went to the Langfang municipal government on Monday (March 16) to demand their homes, they were suppressed by Chinese Communist Party plainclothes police, and multiple people were taken away. (Note: In China, the CCP takes 70% of real estate profits.)