Chinese Left-wing Youth

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People Bo Cui Dai Gao Hu Kong Lang Li Qiu Sima Wang (Hui) Wang (Lijun) Wang (Shaoguang) Wang (Weizhong) Yue
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The Left-wing Youth, also known as Student Leftist, Leftist Students, Progressive Youth, or Zuoqing, is a youth community of the People's Republic of China best-known for their role in the 2018 Shenzhen Jasic worker rights protests.