Today, we're talking about COVID protests in China, scores from the World Cup, more flying

feathers at Twitter, and other top news for Monday, November 28th.

Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with the pourover.

Here's the quote of the day, education without values as useful as it is seems rather

to make man a more clever devil, CS Lewis.

Let's start with some espresso shots.

Many Chinese citizens decided they're not thankful for COVID lockdowns this year.

Earlier this month, China slightly relaxed its strict zero COVID policy, but as cases

have increased, they're turning back to their old playbook, strict lockdowns.

In apartment fire in the Xinjiang region, killed 10 people and video suggests the lockdown

measures hampered emergency services.

The event served as a catalyst for protesters, angered by reports that residents' doors

are being welded shut or exits blocked as part of COVID quarantines.

The streeters took to the streets in Shanghai and Beijing, chanting step down Xi Jinping,

step down Communist Party, and don't want COVID tests, want freedom.

It's an unprecedented uprising in China.

One that police have unsuccessfully attempted to quell by busing away protesters and using

pepper spray on the crowds.

Take a moment to pray for the country of China.

For its leaders, its citizens, and for Christians in China to be a source of light and hope sustained

by the Holy Spirit.

Peter 3.12 says, because the eyes of the Lord are on the righteous and his ears are open

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