Authorities crack down on cosplaying on Halloween night in Beijing

Authorities crack down on cosplaying on Halloween night in Beijing

Police officers surround cosplayers in a commercial district in Beijing on Halloween night on Oct. 31, 2024, as authorities remain vigilant against possible anti-establishment movements lurking in the spread of Western cultural events like Halloween.

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