selina, the authorities crackdown on the protests. we're not see major demonstrations. is still busy with a twitter account? >> yes, anderson, he told me that every day he is still going through hundreds of submissions and spending 6 to 7 hours on the account every day. he's getting messages from people about all sorts of challenges across the country, including the continued covid chaos and restrictions despite the recent easing of rules. he started using twitter as a personal out lap because all of his accounts on chinese social media kept getting banned. he said he never expected to become this influential, and you told me that he hopes that one day he isn't needed anymore, because what he said is that it is sad and ridiculous that we have a painter in italy anomalously collecting footage from brave people in china. but as people in china try to get around censorship, the authorities are cracking down harder. the government recently announced internet users in china could be punished for even liking posts that authorities consider illegal or harmful. so the space for people inside