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A man drove an excavator to the Fengdong New Town Government Service Center in Xixian New Area, smashing the entrance sign, canopy, glass doors, and steps. No one was injured at the scene, and the suspect, surnamed Hu, has been placed under criminal coercive measures.

After the incident where an excavator damaged the entrance sign of the Fengdong New City Government Service Center, multiple memes related to the Xi'an excavator incident appeared on Douyin.

On November 9, in Fengdong New City, Xi'an, Shaanxi, a person drove an excavator into the local government service center and demolished the gate for unknown reasons.

[Follow-up · November 9, 2026] On November 9, in Fengdong New City, Xi'an, Shaanxi, someone drove an excavator into the local government service center and continuously demolished the buildings inside. The surrounding civil servants were helpless and could only take photos from the side.

On November 9, a man drove an excavator and damaged the entrance of the Fengdong New City Government Service Center in Xi'an. The cause is unknown.

On October 29, a netizen in Guangxi posted a video showing two teenagers entering a police station with hammers and iron bars to smash a seized motorcycle. Netizens in the comment section generally applauded the act.

According to online reports, a boss who was preparing to pay 500 employees went to the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China in Zhengzhou to withdraw money, but was refused by the bank on various pretexts. He then set fire to the bank, and firefighters arrived at the scene to put out the fire.

Anti-communist figure Chen Shuguang, who suffered a concussion after being beaten by Zhao Guangjun, has made evidence of the incident public. This includes the initial police report records, court documentation, a 50-page hospital concussion diagnosis report, and video testimony from on-site eyewitnesses.

Xia Fugang, a man from Henan, killed a local official due to long-term domestic abuse and fled into a cornfield, where he went missing. The local reward has increased to approximately 125,000 yuan, but villagers and some netizens have publicly expressed sympathy, support, or assistance in searching for him.

According to relevant claims, factories were set ablaze in Jiangsu and Zhejiang a few days ago, and a factory had also been set on fire earlier in Fujian.

When Xi Jinping traveled to San Francisco to attend a meeting, large numbers of Chinese anti-communist activists went to protest. During the event, clashes broke out on site; some anti-communist activists were violently attacked by the minions of the Chinese Communist Party and fought back in self-defense.

In Hanzhong, Shaanxi, Zhang Koukou attacked the Wang family in revenge for his mother being killed 22 years earlier and the murderer receiving a light sentence, killing three members of the Wang family. After the incident he turned himself in, and was executed the following year, sparking intense public discussion about judicial fairness and private revenge.

On February 19, 2015 (the first day of the Lunar New Year), at a Spring Festival gathering in Beigaoying Village, Chang'an District, Shijiazhuang, Jia Jinglong shot and killed He Jianhua, the village Party branch secretary and village committee director, with a modified nail gun, over the forced demolition of his marital home in 2013.

Around December 2010, the second trial of the He Shengkai case in Guizhou opened, which the outside world called the "Guizhou Yang Jia case." He Shengkai once wrote in his diary, "Yang Jia's fine deed is Xuanyuan's lamentable affair." Netizens and lawyers placed his case alongside the Yang Jia case, worried that his judicial rights and interests would not be safeguarded.

On May 16, 2009, Xia Junfeng and his wife were penalized by chengguan for setting up an unlicensed street stall in Shenyang. A conflict broke out at the Binhe duty room, in which Xia stabbed two chengguan officers to death. The defense argued that he had been beaten by a group first and acted in self-defense, but the court did not accept the claim.

Deng Yujiao, a hotel waitress in Badong County, Hubei, fought back against officials who forced her to provide "special services," resulting in one death. Amid intense nationwide public attention and online support, she was ultimately found by the court to have exceeded the bounds of self-defense and was exempted from criminal punishment.

On the evening of May 10, 2009, Deng Yujiao, a hotel attendant in Yesanguan Town, Badong County, Hubei, stabbed one person to death and wounded another after being pestered by officials; after the case spread through the internet, it drew nationwide attention.

On July 1, 2008, Yang Jia, a young man from Beijing, walked alone into the Zhabei Public Security Bureau in Shanghai, stabbing six police officers to death and wounding four officers and one security guard, and was arrested on the spot. In October of the previous year, while riding a rented bicycle in Shanghai, he was stopped and questioned by Zhabei police, taken into the police station and beaten. For the following nine months he filed complaints everywhere but could not get any redress. On November 26 of the same year, Yang Jia was executed by the Chinese Communist Party's tyrannical regime.

In 2001, Hu Wenhai of Shanxi, after being oppressed by village official thugs for a long time, killed multiple people with weapons. The case shocked the whole country at the time, and a large number of related videos circulated online.