中国群体抗争事件汇总（已发布部分）（2026年3月）
2026年3月份，「昨天」项目共发布了发生在中国的抗争事件 76 起。本月的焦点分别在广东陆丰、信宜以及湖北武汉。在广东陆丰，逾万名市民联合走上街头，抵制当局颁布的”禁炮令”；在广东信宜，勇敢的村民为抵制紧邻村庄的火葬场建设项目，连续多日发起抗议，两度与警察爆发冲突。在湖北武汉江夏区，数百市民为了抵制污染工厂，多次走上街头，在不远处的左岭新城，上千居民一夜之间拆掉6个小区的收费栏杆，迫使物业放弃了收费。
一、 抗争群体构成 (总 76 起)
- 农民：16 起 (21.1%) —— 本月核心群体
- 业主：10 起 (13.2%)
- 制造工人：9 起 (11.8%)
- 访民：6 起 (7.9%)
- 死者家属：6 起 (7.9%)
- 投资人：4 起 (5.3%)
- 信徒/民俗参与者：3 起 (3.9%) —— 陆丰、信宜案例
- 商贩：5 起 (6.6%)
- 其他群体：17 起 (22.4%) —— 包含：学生家长、环卫、司机、教师、储户等
二、 地点分布情况 (主要省份)
- 广东：16 起 (涵盖陆丰、信宜、深圳、广州等)
- 北京：7 起 (多为信访局周边)
- 四川：6 起
- 江苏：6 起
- 河北：6 起
- 海南：5 起
- 福建：4 起
- 湖北：4 起 (全部发生在武汉)
- 云南 / 陕西 / 内蒙古：各 3 起
- 其他地区：共 13 起 (涉及山西、河南、江西、山东等)
三、 引发原因分布
- 强拆与强征：12 起 (15.8%)
- 劳资冲突/欠薪：8 起 (10.5%)
- 环境污染与侵害：5 起 (6.6%) —— 火葬场、电池厂
- 企业关厂/搬厂未赔偿：6 起 (7.9%)
- 医疗事故：5 起 (6.6%)
- 投资诈骗：4 起 (5.3%)
- 民俗/宗教限制：4 起 (5.3%) —— 禁炮令等
- 乱收费：4 起 (5.3%)
- 城管冲突：3 起 (3.9%)
- 其他原因：25 起 (32.9%) —— 包含烂尾楼、警察暴力、食品安全、选举舞弊等
四、 规模大小统计
- 1 – 9人：12 起
- 10 – 99人：33 起
- 100 – 999人：25 起
- 1,000 – 9,999人：5 起
- 10,000人以上：1 起 (陆丰万人抗议)
五、 警察镇压情况
- 警察到场：37 起 (到场率约 48.7%)
- 明确发生镇压/抓捕：15 起 (镇压比例约 19.7%)
- 暴力焦点：主要发生于广东信宜（火葬场抗议）、陆丰（禁炮令）、湖北武汉（环境抗议）以及多地强拆现场。
Summary of Mass Resistance Events in China (Published Partial Data) – March 2026
In March 2026, the “Yesterday” Project published a total of 76 resistance events that occurred across China. This month’s focal points were Lufeng and Xinyi in Guangdong Province, and Wuhan in Hubei Province. In Lufeng, over 10,000 citizens took to the streets to protest the authorities’ “firecracker ban.” In Xinyi, courageous villagers launched multi-day protests against the construction of a crematorium adjacent to their village, resulting in two violent clashes with police. In the Jiangxia District of Wuhan, hundreds of citizens repeatedly marched against polluting factories; meanwhile, in nearby Zuoling New Town, thousands of residents tore down toll gates across six residential compounds overnight, forcing property management to abandon the fees.
I. Composition of Protesting Groups (Total: 76)
- Farmers: 16 cases (21.1%) —— The core group this month
- Property Owners: 10 cases (13.2%)
- Manufacturing Workers: 9 cases (11.8%)
- Petitioners: 6 cases (7.9%)
- Families of the Deceased/Patients: 6 cases (7.9%)
- Investors: 4 cases (5.3%)
- Believers/Folk Custom Participants: 3 cases (3.9%) —— Lufeng and Xinyi cases
- Vendors: 5 cases (6.6%)
- Other Groups: 17 cases (22.4%) —— Including parents, sanitation workers, drivers, teachers, depositors, etc.
II. Geographic Distribution (Major Provinces)
- Guangdong: 16 cases (Lufeng, Xinyi, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, etc.)
- Beijing: 7 cases (Mostly near the Letters and Visits Bureau)
- Sichuan: 6 cases
- Jiangsu: 6 cases
- Hebei: 6 cases
- Hainan: 5 cases
- Fujian: 4 cases
- Hubei: 4 cases (All occurred in Wuhan)
- Yunnan / Shaanxi / Inner Mongolia: 3 cases each
- Other Regions: 13 cases total (Shanxi, Henan, Jiangxi, Shandong, etc.)
III. Distribution of Root Causes
- Forced Demolition & Land Requisition: 12 cases (15.8%)
- Labor Disputes/Unpaid Wages: 8 cases (10.5%)
- Environmental Pollution & Infringement: 5 cases (6.6%) —— Crematoriums, battery factories
- Factory Closures/Relocation without Compensation: 6 cases (7.9%)
- Medical Malpractice: 5 cases (6.6%)
- Investment Fraud: 4 cases (5.3%)
- Folk Custom/Religious Restrictions: 4 cases (5.3%) —— Firecracker bans, etc.
- Arbitrary Fees: 4 cases (5.3%)
- Conflicts with Chengguan (Urban Management): 3 cases (3.9%)
- Other Causes: 25 cases (32.9%) —— Unfinished buildings (Lanweilou), police brutality, food safety, election fraud, etc.
IV. Statistics by Scale of Event
- 1 – 9 people: 12 cases
- 10 – 99 people: 33 cases
- 100 – 999 people: 25 cases
- 1,000 – 9,999 people: 5 cases
- 10,000+ people: 1 case (Lufeng mass protest)
V. Police Suppression Status
- Police Presence: 37 cases (Approx. 48.7% presence rate)
- Confirmed Suppression/Arrests: 15 cases (Approx. 19.7% suppression rate)
- Hotspots of Violence: Primarily occurred in Xinyi, Guangdong (crematorium protests), Lufeng (firecracker ban), Wuhan, Hubei (environmental protests), and various forced demolition sites nationwide.