complaints. it s the videos chinese censors do not want you to see or share. [speaking foreign language] as it sparked a rare digital uprising on social media this weekend. highlighting a misery and helplessness felt across shanghai. the video points at this function, mismanagement a city in chaos, struggling to cope with a surge in covid cases. it resonates with 25 million residents feeling trapped. turning to the most popular chinese communication platforms, weibo and wechat to vent. amidst the government controlled internet with any dissent quickly suppressed and a raised, china centers over the weekend struggles to keep up. they blocked one version of the video, another resurface. rapidly multiplying. flooding china s web space. some versions even disguised as qr codes to throw off the sensors. the online modeling of social