A cartoon by young Chinese rock hippies, banned in the PRC. The rabbits represent the common Chinese, while the tigers stand in for the regime officials. The tigers are depicted poisoning babies, running over pedestrians, beating and killing dissidents, etc until the rabbits rise up and massacre them.
It's time for Beijing to march into the dorms and throw a couple hundred protest nerds into a decade of solitary confinement. I once read a study, analyzing the history of popular revolt, that concluded widespread uprising is more likely when a society has a sudden increase in standard of living, education, and modernity (it's poor, suffering peoples who find it more difficult to challenge the government). Too many imaginative college brats are eating too well, have enough time and resources to put together cartoons for example, and need to be herded back into the villages and factories instead of getting huffy when they can't find a job in architecture or philosophy.