823伦敦大游行活动纪实

中国民主党全国联合总部（海外）

       China Democracy Party National Joint Headquarters (Overseas)

  2025年8月23日，伦敦再一次响起了反对中共的怒吼。当天，数千人齐聚贝德福德广场，高举旗帜与横幅，用最直接的方式表达诉求：反对中共，推翻中共。

  中国民主党全联总（海外）的主要成员马迎来、崔少华、黄俊、章斌、陈晓丽、陈善国积极参加了这场大游行。与此同时，远在奥地利的骨干党员武瑞，也通过线上方式送上声援，证明了无论身处何地，民主的心跳始终在同一个节奏里跳动。

来自四面八方的队伍

  这场游行，并不仅仅属于某一个群体。它汇聚了来自香港的民主团体、满洲复国运动人士、东突厥斯坦代表、吐蕃的宗教团体、法轮功群体、多个民主党派成员，以及英国的社会各界人士与议员。

  他们的背景不同，经历不同，所代表的族群也不同，但在这一天，他们拥有同一个身份：反对中共的抗议者。

大声喊出共同的诉求

  下午两点，队伍在香港驻英国办事处集合出发，穿越伦敦的繁华街道。标语和旗帜整齐排列，横幅清晰传递信息，人们一路高呼：

• “反对中共建设超级大使馆！”

• “反对中共跨国镇压！”

• “共产党下台！”

• “习近平下台！”

这些口号掷地有声，传递出强烈的抗议信息，也向世界表明：必须正视中国（CCP）政府的危害。

为什么要反对“超级大使馆”

  中国（CCP）政府计划在伦敦建立一座巨型大使馆。这不仅是一处办公机构，更可能成为监视和渗透的基地。一旦建成，它将为跨国镇压提供支撑，使得中共在英国乃至整个欧洲的影响力进一步扩大。

  这对旅居英国的民主人士来说，是极大的威胁。长期以来，中国（CCP）政府已经在全球范围内利用各种方式打压异议人士，从秘密监控到跨国恐吓，从施压家属到胁迫社群。伦敦若允许这座“超级大使馆”落地，将意味着把专制政权的触角直接伸入英国的政治与社会。

  因此，这场游行不仅是华人群体的抗争，更关乎英国的国家安全和民主价值。

抗争的意义

  这场大游行不仅仅是街头的游行，更是一次信号的释放。它表明，中国（CCP）政府的压迫已经引起广泛的国际反对；它表明，来自不同地区、不同信仰的人，能够因为自由与尊严而团结在一起；它也表明，哪怕远离故土，海外的民主力量依然不会沉默。

未来的路

  游行之后，人们并未因此停下脚步。相反，他们更加坚定——抗争还要继续，呼声还要传递。抗议者们相信，只要坚持，正义的声音终会冲破云霄，传遍世界。那一天，中共的高墙必将倒塌，自由与民主终会在中国大地上生根发芽。

                                                       ——2025年8月26日

                                                       中国民主党全国联合总部（海外）

823 London Protest Report

On August 23, 2025, the city of London once again echoed with voices of defiance against the Chinese (CCP) government. Thousands of people gathered at Bedford Square, raising banners and flags, making their demands clear and resolute: oppose the CCP, overthrow the CCP.

Key members of the China Democracy Party National Headquarters (Overseas) (CDP), including Ma Yinglai, Cui Shaohua, Huang Jun, Zhang Bin, Chen Xiaoli, and Chen Shanguo, actively joined the march. At the same time, Wu Rui, a core member based in Austria, expressed his solidarity online, demonstrating that the heartbeat of democracy remains connected across borders.

A Coalition From All Directions

This march was not limited to a single community. It brought together Hong Kong democratic groups, activists from the Manchurian Independence Movement, representatives from East Turkestan, Tibetan religious organizations, the Falun Gong community, members of different democratic parties, as well as British civil society groups and Members of Parliament.

They came from diverse backgrounds, experiences, and regions. Yet on this day, they stood as one: protesters united against the CCP.

Collective Slogans, Common Demands

At 2:00 p.m., the demonstrators set off from the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London, marching through the busy city center. Flags and banners carried messages of defiance, while slogans filled the streets:

• “Stop the CCP’s Super Embassy in London!”

• “Stop CCP Transnational Repression!”

• “Down with the Communist Party!”

• “Step Down Xi Jinping!”

These chants, powerful and unyielding, expressed not only the anger of the protesters but also served as a warning to the world: the threat posed by the Chinese (CCP) government cannot be ignored.

Why Oppose the “Super Embassy”

The Chinese (CCP) government plans to establish a massive “super embassy” in London. This is not merely a diplomatic facility—it would likely serve as a hub for surveillance, infiltration, and repression. Once completed, it would expand the CCP’s capacity for transnational repression and extend its influence deeper into the UK and across Europe.

For democracy activists living in Britain, this would be a direct and constant threat. For years, the Chinese (CCP) government has engaged in systematic repression abroad: monitoring activists, intimidating families, and leveraging long-arm jurisdiction to silence dissent. Allowing such a massive project to take root in London would mean embedding authoritarian control directly into the political and social fabric of the UK.

Therefore, this protest was not only about the rights of the Chinese diaspora. It was equally about protecting British national security and defending universal democratic values.

The Broader Significance

This demonstration was more than a march; it was a declaration. It signaled that the repression of the Chinese (CCP) government is being met with widespread international resistance. It showed that people of different ethnicities, religions, and backgrounds can come together for the universal values of freedom and human dignity. And it reaffirmed that even far from their homeland, Chinese democracy activists will not remain silent.

Looking Ahead

The 823 protest is not an endpoint, but a beginning. Participants left the streets with greater determination: the struggle must continue, and the message must spread further.

They believe that as long as resistance persists, the voices of justice will break through barriers and resonate worldwide. One day, the walls of the CCP will collapse, and freedom and democracy will take root on Chinese soil.

                                                           August 26, 2025

                         China Democracy Party National United Headquarters (Overseas) (CDP)