On October 17, a Douyin blogger posted a video recounting that he had served on the border in Tibet for eight years and, after leaving the army, taken a job at an electronics factory, quitting after just one month. He said, "The edges that eight years of border duty couldn't smooth away were worn completely clean in thirty days at the factory," sparking netizen jokes about employment practices at electronics factories, such as two-shift rotations and military-style morning meetings every day.