A Wave of Independent Candidates Make Chinese Authorities Nervous

Candidates are attempting to gain audiences and be elected as representatives in these local People’s Congresses.
A Wave of Independent Candidates Make Chinese Authorities Nervous
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<a><img src="https://www.theepochtimes.com/assets/uploads/2015/09/1106061611381813.jpg" alt="(From top L) Prominent writer Cao Tian, social commentator Li Chengpeng, chief editor/column writer of China Daily Wuyuesanren (Yao Bo), Chief Executive of Tianya forum's e_commerce Liang Suxin, retired steel worker Liu Ping. (Compiled by The Epoch Times)" title="(From top L) Prominent writer Cao Tian, social commentator Li Chengpeng, chief editor/column writer of China Daily Wuyuesanren (Yao Bo), Chief Executive of Tianya forum's e_commerce Liang Suxin, retired steel worker Liu Ping. (Compiled by The Epoch Times)" width="320" class="size-medium wp-image-1802989"/></a>
(From top L) Prominent writer Cao Tian, social commentator Li Chengpeng, chief editor/column writer of China Daily Wuyuesanren (Yao Bo), Chief Executive of Tianya forum's e_commerce Liang Suxin, retired steel worker Liu Ping. (Compiled by The Epoch Times)
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