Individual Protests · Full chronicle and history

Xi Jinping flew to Washington Andrews Air Force Base, and U.S. President Trump and his wife were already waiting on site, with an honor guard to welcome him.

The Blair State Guesthouse where Xi Jinping stays has been set up as a temporary emergency center and equipped with a hyperbaric oxygen chamber, indicating that his health condition requires special attention.

Peng Liyuan plans to visit the Asian Art Museum, and may encounter protest groups' signs and blockades along the way.

Xi Jinping plans to visit the US National Museum, Trump may accompany him.

Roads along the route of Xi Jinping's motorcade to the National Museum may not be fully closed, potentially leading to clashes between protest groups and pro-CCP individuals, and even interception of the motorcade.

Xi Jinping will depart from the Blair House in the afternoon, with his motorcade heading directly to Andrews Air Force Base Airport to leave Washington. Unexpected incidents may also occur along the way.

On September 19, two men hung blue tarps printed with slogans such as "Please stop animal abuse" on both sides of a truck, calling for legislation to protect stray animals through public welfare promotion, and stated they would persist in their actions without fearing pressure.

On September 19, inside the E3 factory area of Foxconn in Longhua, Shenzhen, an employee wore a homemade cardboard wooden yoke and knelt in public, drawing crowds of onlookers who filmed the scene. Currently, the employee's specific demands and subsequent developments remain unclear.

On September 16, inside the reception office of the National Public Complaints and Proposals Administration in Xicheng District, Beijing, two petitioners committed suicide by drinking pesticide. It is reported that the reception office had refused to allow petitioners to check in starting this Monday, leaving a large number of petitioners with no way to resolve their grievances.

[Follow-up · September 16, 2026] On September 16, two petitioners protested by drinking pesticide in front of the National Public Complaints and Proposals Administration in Beijing.

Gangbei No. 8 High School in Guigang is surrounded by floods, suffering from power outages and severe waterlogging. More than 2,000 teachers and students are stranded, and parents have to row boats themselves to pick them up.

Guangxi officials issued another bulletin stating that the current round of flood disasters has caused a total of 6 deaths and 11 missing persons across the province.

Medical staff at the Guigang Maternal and Child Health Hospital in Guangxi issued a plea for help, stating that multiple pregnant women are awaiting delivery, newborns are undergoing emergency rescue, and medical personnel have been working continuously for over 50 hours, urgently needing reinforcements.

Dam breaches and collapses occurred at the Liulan Reservoir and Yunbiao Reservoir in Hengzhou, Nanning, Guangxi. Downstream villages were washed away, and authorities subsequently issued a situation report and launched rescue operations.

The US detected that China test-fired an unarmed, intercontinental-range ballistic missile from a submarine, which landed in the South Pacific. Xinhua News Agency described it as routine annual training.

A giant tornado struck Huangzhou District, Huanggang City, Hubei, causing severe damage to numerous houses. A total of 116 students from Huanggang Normal University sustained varying degrees of injuries, and campus buildings suffered severe destruction.

Extreme weather hit Zhoukou in Henan and Qufu in Shandong, blowing off roof tiles in some areas, shattering floor-to-ceiling windows in high-rise residential buildings in Qufu, and uprooting trees.

In a certain city of Guangxi, a mall shop owner was fined an exorbitant amount due to business problems, and after being unable to continue operations, jumped to his death, prompting local residents to gather in protest.

In a certain area of Anhui, a garbage dump project sparked public outrage, residents took to the streets in protest, and ultimately the local government cancelled the project.

Shenzhen's housing vacancy rate has reached 60%, and many migrant workers live in harsh group rental houses, reflecting the difficulty of survival for the lower class.

Rights campaigner Xu Zhiyong has been on a hunger strike for 40 days in protest against Lunan Prison depriving him of his right to communicate with his fiancée Li Qiaochu. Currently, Xu Zhiyong cannot meet with his lawyers, making it difficult for the outside world to know his specific physical condition.