Exiled dissidents celebrate “death” of Chinese Communist Party on its founding anniversary

(BOXUN) On Wednesday July 1, 2015, China’s Communist Party marked the anniversary of its founding. In response, exiled dissidents in Thailand created flower wreaths mourning the “death” of the Chinese Communist Party. They carried banners reading: “The Chinese Communist Party dies and the country prospers, the Party perishes and the People live,” and “Without the Communist Party there would be a New China.” They marched to the PRC embassy in Bangkok to deliver the flower wreaths.

The organizers of this event, Li Xiaolong, Jiang Yefei, and others said that political parties inside and outside China send flower wreaths to the Communist Party every year on July 1. They say power will return to the Chinese people when the Communist Party finally decays and collapses.
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