Notice a pattern starting yesterday: many screenshots of potentially sensitive content shared through WeChat have scratches all over them, probably to avoid image recognization censors, just like wearing masks to avoid facial recognization. Not sure whether it works. pic.twitter.com/tcyLvcNlod

— Offbeat China (@OffbeatChina) February 7, 2020

Outpouring of emotions on Chinese social media over the death of Dr. Li Wenliang, who warned China early on of the #coronavirus, and was reprimanded for rumor-mongering. His death deepens people's frustrations, fears, and anger. See some images circulating on WeChat @QuickTake pic.twitter.com/ZuHuvFrNvm

— Selina Wang (@selinawangtv) February 7, 2020

Wuhan doctor Li WenLiang died from the coronavirus. He warned about the possibility of an epidemic if the virus is not properly contained. The CCP didn’t listen, & punished this “dissident”.

CCP: No free speech, even if it costs ppl’s lives & the health of all global citizens... pic.twitter.com/rLf5hiqLjc

— Sunny Cheung 張崑陽 (@SunnyCheungky) February 6, 2020