Before coming to London, I had never witnessed a formal anti-government protest. I found myself captivated by the sight of people taking to the streets, expressing their anger and their desire for revolutionary change. I have documented many demonstrations in London, such as the Million Mask March, the "Kill the Housing Bill" protest, the anti-Trump rallies, and the protests following the Grenfell Tower fire. These individuals were emotionally charged, striking in appearance. Their political goals might seem extreme—or perhaps they had never considered what a world without order might actually look like. But in light of my own recent experience—being forced to halt a research project due to political censorship—I came to see their proud, trembling declarations of truth as a powerful testament to human courage.

来伦敦之前，我从未见过正式的反政府示威活动。 我发现自己很享受看着这些人走上街头，展现他们的愤怒和革命性的变革意愿。我记录过伦敦的许多游行，例如Million Mask March 和 Kill the Housing Bill，反对川普游行以及对 Greenfall Tower 火灾的纪念抗议。这些人情绪激昂，外表迷人。他们的政治目的或许显得荒谬，或许虽然从未想过在一个没有秩序的世界里中会身处何境。但结合我最近因为政治审查而被迫终止的研究经历而言， 我认为她们自豪，颤抖着说出真相是人类勇气的体现。