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 Online searches for words related to emigrating have spiked
 
-Late last month China’s central propaganda department announced a new campaign: 
-“The Strong Nation’s Rejuvenation Has Me”. The goal of this odd-sounding effort 
-is to rally red spirit before the Communist Party’s 20th congress later this year, 
-when Xi Jinping hopes to secure a third term as party chief. But a different kind 
-of rejuvenation is trending online, that of “run philosophy”, a coded way of talking 
-about emigration. Instead of using a character that suggests running away from China, 
-which would antagonise state censors, netizens have been using one that sounds like the 
-English word “run”, but means something different: run (moist).
+Late last month China’s central propaganda department 
+announced a new campaign: “The Strong Nation’s
+Rejuvenation Has Me”. The goal of this 
+odd-sounding effort is to rally red spirit before
+the Communist Party’s 20th congress later this
+year, when Xi Jinping hopes to secure a third
+term as party chief. But a different kind of
+rejuvenation is trending online, that of
+“run philosophy”, a coded way of talking 
+about emigration. Instead of using a
+character that suggests running away
+from China, which would antagonise state censors,
+netizens have been using one that sounds
+like the English word “run”, but
+means something different: run (moist).
 
-Most of Shanghai’s 25m residents have been locked in their homes for more than a month 
-in order to stem an outbreak of covid-19 in the city. Case numbers are dropping there, 
-but rising in Beijing, the capital, which is doing mass testing and imposing targeted 
-lockdowns. Business leaders worry about the economic impact of China’s covid controls.
-Many foreigners are leaving—and, according to online search trends, China’s young and 
-educated elite are thinking about doing the same.
+Most of Shanghai’s 25m residents have
+been locked in their homes for more than
+a month in order to stem an outbreak of
+covid-19 in the city. Case numbers are
+dropping there, but rising in Beijing,
+the capital, which is doing mass testing
+and imposing targeted lockdowns. Business
+leaders worry about the economic impact
+of China’s covid controls. Many foreigners
+are leaving—and, according to online search
+trends, China’s young and educated elite
+are thinking about doing the same.