COVID-19 lockdown in China: People are protesting with Bappi Lahri’s song ‘Jimmy Jimmy’
The COVID-19 lockdown in China has created havoc as people are not ready to follow the restriction this time and are highly protesting against the same. The effect of the corona is not being seen so much in India, but cases of corona infection are still rising in many states of China.
This is the reason that under the zero covid lockdown policy, many parts of the country are shut down. However, the people there are opposing it and surprisingly, the song ‘Jimmy-Jimmy’ from Mithun Chakraborty’s film ‘Disco Dancer’ remains the first choice for people doing the lockdown.
Many videos from China have gone viral on social media platforms & short video app, Tiktok. It is visible in this video that the people in China are using this song of Bappi Da to express their anger towards the zero-covid policy. However, it is sung in Mandarin language and not in Hindi. The words in the Mandarin language were as follows: ‘Ji mi, Ji mi’, which means ‘give me rice, give me rice.
Have a look at one of the videos shared by a Twitter user:
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Not only this but people are also seen beating empty utensils with songs in the video. Explain that through this protest, the people there want to show how they are deprived of essential food items due to the lockdown. Along with this, people are also appealing to the government to remove the harsh restrictions of the Covid lockdown.
What are your thoughts about the COVID-19 lockdown in China? Do you think that more countries will be affected this much yet again? Are we following COVID precautionary measures required? Let us know in the comments section!
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