Recently, Yongxin Middle School in Jiangxi Province forced students to participate in a track meet while running in the rain, refusing any requests for leave, while school leaders stood by under shelter. After a student posted a video of the scene on Douyin, they were warned and ordered to delete the post.
On November 5, 2026, the School of Economics and Management at Jiangxi Normal University issued a public criticism against a 2024 student for traveling abroad without authorization. The student claims this severely violates their rights to privacy and reputation.
On November 3, staff at the Social Affairs Bureau of the Ganzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone in Jiangxi confirmed that the family subsistence allowance for the girl who triggered a warning after traveling to Hong Kong for a concert has been cancelled. The district publicity department stated that the matter will be handled in accordance with laws and regulations.
On November 2, media professional Zhao Huanyu revealed that players for the Jiangxi Ganxing women's basketball team have received almost no salary for two years, and even had to pay for their own travel expenses. The club also owes service fees to suppliers and meal expenses for away games.
According to blogger "I Love Women's Basketball," the Jiangxi Ganxing women's basketball team failed to pass the access requirements for the new season. The team has disbanded and notified players to find new clubs on their own. The team was founded in 2024 and competed for only two seasons.
At noon on November 2, the Nanchang University Student Union held a meeting to remind students not to circumvent the Great Firewall. At 3:57 PM, their official account posted a promotional article for a Lushan music festival ticket lottery, with the IP location showing the United States, suspected that the operator forgot to turn off their VPN. The original post was subsequently deleted, and when it was reposted at 4:52 PM, the IP location showed Jiangxi.
A factory in Jiangxi forcibly deducted workers' wages for two consecutive months without any explanation, causing wages to drop to 2,500 yuan and triggering protests.
The Jiangxi Provincial Games were held in Pingxiang with a cost exceeding 100 million yuan. Sponsorship fees ranging from hundreds of thousands to millions of yuan were mandatorily apportioned to major banks, urban investment companies, and large taxpayers. The opening ceremony was restricted to personnel within the system, with only 700 tickets made available to the public out of a city population of 1.8 million.
On October 29, the official account of the Ji'an Media Center in Jiangxi Province released a video showcasing a 'scenario-based ideological and political class' in Jinggangshan, where students ate Red Army meals. Interviewed students stated that it was hard to imagine the life of the Red Army and that they should cherish the present even more.
On October 28, a netizen in Jiangxi posted a video showing first-grade students at a primary school sports meet entering the field holding a banner that read, 'Victory belongs only to Class 2, just as Taiwan belongs only to China.' The netizen captioned the post, 'Taiwan returns, incorporated into Jiangxi,' sparking ridicule and mockery from netizens.
Xiao Jie, Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, led a team to Nanchang, Jingdezhen and Yichun in Jiangxi to investigate government debt and audit work, and to verify materials on Jiangxi's debt black hole and mineral corruption.
A netizen's submission claims that Jiangxi Dongfang Chemical and Glass Equipment Co., Ltd. requires early starts and late finishes, employees must stay at the company during the midday break, alternating one- and two-day weekends are in place with no annual leave, and on single-rest weeks, makeup workdays for public holidays mean working more than ten days in a row.
Liu Ying, a petitioner from Shangrao, Jiangxi, was blocked at her doorstep around the clock by a large number of masked personnel who restricted her movement as she prepared to travel to Shanghai for medical treatment.
On October 17, a high school teacher in Ganzhou, Jiangxi, submitted a post claiming that evening self-study and tutoring fees have long been unpaid, and that the school's overworked operation is harming the physical and mental health of teachers and students, calling on society at large to implement two-day weekends.
On October 16, Cover News reported: Guangzhou clothing shop owner Xiaoqian donated 300 sets of clothes to a school in her hometown in Jiangxi through the Jiujiang Volunteer Federation, but local media credited the donation to a company run by the son of vice president Xie. Xie said it was caused by his son mistakenly believing payment had already been made and a communication error, and refused to publish a clarification; the two sides failed to reach agreement on the company purchasing the clothes, and the donor demanded a truthful correction and an apology.