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On November 6, petitioners in Beijing queued at the petition reception office of the Supreme People's Court, located at No. 40 Hongsi Village, Xiaohongmen Township, Chaoyang District, Beijing, to submit their case filing materials.
X user Cyberxinfang posted a documentary of recent petitioners visiting the Supreme People's Court Petition Reception Office located at No. 40 Hongsi Village, Xiaohongmen Township, Chaoyang District, Beijing.
According to a report by The Sydney Morning Herald on November 4, at least three newsstands and one supermarket (including a China Post newsstand) in Beijing's Chaoyang District are still selling Dongpeng beverages featuring Mbappé's image. The shop owners stated they were unaware of the controversy, had received no notice to stop sales, and were only concerned about making money for the day.
Recently, petitioners in Beijing have been visiting the petition reception office of the Supreme People's Court, located at No. 40 Hongsi Village, Xiaohongmen Township, Chaoyang District, Beijing.
From October 26 to 29, people queued for four consecutive days at the blood donation site in Chaoyang Landi Fashion Garden, Beijing. On-site photos and queue numbers showed that over 500 people were already in line by 9:00 AM.
On October 12, Beijing's Chaoyang police announced that a company related to Yixin had been placed under criminal investigation, that actual controller Tang and Zhao and others had been subjected to criminal coercive measures, and that investors were asked to report to the police and register; the specific charges, the amount involved, and the number of people have not yet been disclosed.
Recently, petitioners who traveled to Beijing queued overnight at the gate of the petition reception office of the Supreme People’s Court at No. 40, Hongsicun, Xiaohongmen Township, Chaoyang District, Beijing, waiting to be received; documentary footage recorded the scene.
On September 29, the South Korean human rights organization Transitional Justice Working Group released a report stating that the consular section of the North Korean embassy in China (Chaoyang District, Beijing) has a secret prison underground, where North Korean nationals who attempted to defect or seek asylum are detained and interrogated before being forcibly repatriated; the operations are coordinated by North Korean security personnel acting under consular cover.
An X account, Luo Xiang, received a submission from a netizen stating that roads at the boundary between Beijing's Haidian District and Chaoyang District can be sealed off at any time, sparking discussion about Beijing's grid-style management and "the lower classes preying on each other."
After Chen Yongmei, a female resident of Beijing's Chaoyang District, described her difficult situation in a social media group chat, she received a call from the local police officer of the Chaoyang Police Station, showing that the police can monitor the contents of group chats and demanding that she shut up.
On June 29, 2026, in Tongchuan District, Dazhou, Sichuan, a Xiaomi new-energy vehicle caused a series of vicious collisions along the street, killing one pedestrian on the spot and seriously injuring a food delivery rider, with several vehicles damaged at the scene.
CITIC Wealth Management published an exclusive interview with Liu Junhua, General Manager of the Special Account Investment Division. The timestamp was 1:03 PM, predating the Chaoyang District government's announcement, seemingly to prove Liu Junhua was still with the company and respond to speculation that he might be a "pilot" (a euphemism for someone who has fled).
A single-engine, two-seat light sport aircraft collided with a high-rise building near the East Third Ring Road in Chaoyang District, Beijing, killing the pilot and injuring 13 people on site, sparking widespread attention and speculation about air defense safety.
A fire and smoke were reported near the Huamao Bridge on the East 4th Ring Road in Beijing on June 27, sparking speculation outside regarding security and whether a drone attack occurred.
On the evening of June 26, 2026, CITIC Tower (China Zun), the tallest building in Beijing, was struck on its outer wall by an Aora light sports aircraft. After the incident, Beijing police quickly imposed temporary lockdowns and traffic controls, and the event drew high attention at home and abroad.