2026-11-10
On November 10, Teacher Li Is Not Your Teacher released a follow-up: the Cyberspace Administration has taken action, clearing all content from the driver's account who had previously spoken out and removing their avatar.
2026-11-09
Around November 9, a netizen live-streamed the game 'Neverness to Everness' on Douyin, in which a camouflage tank drove onto city streets and fired at a building entrance. The live chat associated the scene with the 1989 June 4 tank crackdown. Afterward, the streamer's account could no longer be found by searching their nickname from the recording.
2026-11-08
On November 8, a blogger posted a video on Douyin documenting the search for their dog, showing two bags containing dog meat. They later posted another video claiming that Douyin had throttled their reach, while comments and bullet-screen messages from netizens called for the promotion of animal protection legislation.
2026-11-08
On November 8, the "China Anti-Cult" Douyin account published an anti-cult propaganda video, which triggered netizens to flood the comment section with remarks implicitly targeting the Chinese Communist Party. Consequently, the comment section was restricted and warning messages appeared.
2026-11-08
On November 8, a netizen posted a video on Douyin showing several workers using wooden poles to carry an 1,800-jin elevator main unit for Tenglong Cave on their shoulders, with some of them having gray hair. After the video sparked heated discussion, it was removed by the platform. Netizens left comments questioning why the working people only get to be censored.
2026-11-07
After a delivery rider was stabbed to death, a large number of netizens flooded the social media comment section of HungryPanda, demanding a response and accountability from the platform. HungryPanda subsequently adjusted its comment permissions to allow only followers to comment.
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2026-11-07
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.
2026-11-06
Douyin launched a chat bubble decoration in its personalized store featuring a figure holding a sign. Netizens associated it with the 2022 White Paper Movement and began posting messages while imitating the gesture. After the discussion fermented, the decoration was removed.
2026-11-06
The topic of Xi Jinping voting trended on Weibo. After the People's Daily forwarded it, the comment section showed that the platform had enabled comment filtering. Netizens found that Weibo's AI smart search showed an interruption in thinking for this topic, responding that it was temporarily unable to answer.
2026-11-06
On the evening of November 6, Jiemian News reported that the Maextro V800 had announced a recall plan on October 13 due to brake pedal bracket issues, involving 3,217 vehicles. Subsequently, the report was taken down. Many media outlets questioned whether Maextro had spread rumors, and netizens are demanding the investigation results regarding the brake issues.
2026-11-06
Recently, an online store selling LGBTQ+ themed brooches, bracelets, and other accessories had its products repeatedly removed by the platform for being 'politically sensitive.' In a clearance notice, the owner stated that the repeated removals were too exhausting and that they were preparing to close the shop.
2026-11-05
Some posts on the Wuhan University Baidu Tieba forum accusing Liu Yizhen of involvement in telecom fraud in Myanmar were subsequently blocked or deleted. Netizens accused the moderators of attempting to cover up the incident and questioned the deletion of the posts.
2026-11-05
Recently, netizens discovered that a Bilibili video titled "Trump wants to be president for a third term, can the Constitution stop him?" reached 79,000 views, but is suspected of being silenced—with comments and bullet comments showing zero—due to allegations that it alludes to Xi Jinping's constitutional amendment.
2026-11-05
On November 5, the domestic game "Neverness to Everness" updated its Chinese server, adding a driveable and fireable tank vehicle called "Tantu."
2026-11-04
A netizen was permanently banned from WeChat, Xiaohongshu, and Douyin after posting a taboo nickname for Xi Jinping, "getting used to the recent plain and ordinary days" (a pun on Xi Jinping's name), on their Moments.
2026-11-04
The netizen's Xianyu and NetEase Cloud accounts linked to the same phone number were also permanently banned. The reason given for the Xianyu ban was "improper registration," and for NetEase Cloud, it was "involving politics."
2026-11-04
On November 4, the Douyin account of local state media "Tongling TV" posted a video criticizing influencer singer Na Yina for her high-profile promotion of her new song "Sour Oranges." Na Yina appeared in the comment section to ask the station whether they implement the eight-hour workday, two-day weekends, and triple pay for holidays. The comment was subsequently deleted.
2026-11-04
On November 4, a Hupu netizen posted that the 2026 France team match highlights on the CCTV Video app had been removed, and the 2022 World Cup final highlights were also missing, though other 2022 France team match content remained.
2026-11-03
On the afternoon of November 3, the netizen's accounts on platforms including Douyin, Xiaohongshu, Kuaishou, and Xianyu were all permanently banned, and they are worried that their WeChat account will also be banned.
2026-11-02
On the evening of November 2, news emerged that the travel influencer "Feng Ge Wangming Tianya," who has tens of millions of followers, is suspected of being banned again. His accounts on Weibo, Bilibili, and Douyin have all stopped updating. His last Weibo post was on October 27, and numerous fans have left comments asking about his status without receiving a response. His last public offline appearance was during the Halloween event in Hangzhou, after which he was taken away by the police.
2026-11-02
On November 2, a Bilibili blogger posted a video explaining the idiom 'Xi yan bu cha'. Screenshots show it reached 135,000 views, but with zero comments or bullet comments, as the comment section was disabled.
2026-11-02
Recently, the family of an infant named Guoguo posted on Douyin seeking help, recounting the process of the child's death during surgery and claiming that their account has been continuously throttled, with multiple previous posts no longer viewable.
2026-11-01
A screenshot of a private message circulating online shows someone asking why the AITO accident video disappeared. The other party replied that they received a call demanding the video be deleted, stating, 'The relevant departments asked me to delete it.'
2026-11-01
On November 1, a netizen posted an item on Xianyu titled "Does anyone want to know what Mbappe said?" The platform removed the item and deducted 100 'Xianqi' points, citing politically sensitive information. Three seconds later, the user's 'Xianqi' score dropped to 0, all their items were deleted, and their account was permanently restricted from posting, purchasing, commenting, and private messaging.
2026-11-01
On November 1, a netizen posted that the Longfor Paradise Walk in Chongqing requires cleaning staff to wear makeup at work, sparking controversy. The mall officially responded that it insists on a neat and appropriate image for cleaning positions, and related questioning posts and comments were subsequently continuously deleted.
2026-11-01
On November 1, a financial blogger posted that an article published the previous night had been deleted. They suspected it was due to photos of stock investors' Halloween costumes at the end of the post, which included satirical content about A-shares, such as dressing up as green K-line charts or holding signs begging for market support.
2026-11-01
On November 1, a netizen posted a video criticizing the strict management of a 'Hengshui-style' high school in Hebei, including the confiscation of books, bans on speaking during breaks, and hairstyle regulations, calling it a 'test of obedience.' The video resonated with many netizens, but the comment section was subsequently wiped.
2026-11
Netizens discovered a baseball cap on Taobao printed with the characters "Cuiping," named after the character Wang Cuiping from the TV series "Lurking." Because the character "Cuiping" (翠) can be disassembled into "Xi Xi Su" (習習卒 - meaning Xi dies twice), it was used to allude to Xi Jinping, and the product was removed shortly after being discovered.
2026-10-31
On October 31, a netizen posted a video complaining about rising gasoline prices. The comment section was wiped, and viewers noted in the bullet comments that stock prices had also plummeted. The video sparked a trend of copycat videos, all of which also had their comment sections wiped. Currently, both the original video and the copycat videos are no longer visible.
2026-10-30
On October 30, a netizen posted that after sharing a photo on WeChat Moments of a "Bushuila" drink featuring a portrait of Kylian Mbappé, all social functions of their account were temporarily restricted four minutes later.
2026-10-30
A netizen reported that the "Mbappe Fan Group" on Xiaohongshu, which had 452,000 members, is now showing as disabled, with no activity visible, suspected to have been banned by the platform.
2026-10-30
Bandao Morning Post modified its report on the death of Wu En multiple times: first writing "his partner Cang Bai," then changing it to "she," then to "their," and finally deleting the word "partner" entirely. After being questioned by netizens, the newspaper deleted the Weibo post.
2026-10-29
On October 29, 2026, Teacher Li Is Not Your Teacher posted on X, summarizing his years of experience on Chinese social media. He stated that he had previously promised the Cyberspace Administration of China and the police to keep certain content from being spread domestically, and is now making it public on international platforms to defend his reputation.
2026-10-29
As of October 29, videos regarding Dancheng County Zhengxing Flour Industry Co., Ltd. owing funds to villagers and villagers gathering to demand payment have been reported and taken down.
2026-10-29
On October 29, netizens discovered that searching for "Mbappé" on Douyin and Bilibili only returned results from official media and media accounts, with videos from ordinary users nowhere to be found. Only by searching for "Mbap pé" or "Mbap" could videos from ordinary bloggers be found.
2026-10-29
Recently, the comments section for a post on the Dongqiudi app titled "Ballon d'Or 17th Place: Vinícius" was closed. Netizens explained that this was due to the two characters "Winnie" (Vinícius's nickname in Chinese), with some lamenting that even cartoons cannot be mentioned now.
2026-10-29
On October 29, the People's Daily commentary account 'People's Sharp Review' posted on Weibo, criticizing claims such as 'young people can no longer afford to support the elderly' and 'the pension system is about to collapse' as inciting confrontation. It stated that there is no precedent for public pension bankruptcy, but the comment section was set to 'creator-selected,' leading netizens to mock the post under other reposts.
2026-10-28
On October 28, netizens discovered that Migu had scheduled broadcasts for 9 out of 10 La Liga matches this weekend. The only one not listed was the November 1 match between Real Madrid and Racing Santander, suspected to be related to the controversy over Kylian Mbappé's Mao Zedong meme.
2026-10-28
After the controversy over Mbappé's remarks, a netizen posted on WeChat Moments a photo of a "Hydrate" drink printed with Mbappé's face along with a doctored image captioned "Party enemy Mbappé," with the caption "has become a swan song." After the post went up, friends could not see it; 22 minutes later the user reposted a screenshot, and it was blocked again more than two hours later.
2026-10-28
On October 28, netizens discovered that the comment sections for a large number of news items related to Mbappe on the Xiaohongshu platform showed that comments had been deleted or were at zero, raising questions about whether the platform is intentionally manipulating public opinion.
2026-10-28
The blogger's silent video calling for the implementation of two-day weekends was subsequently suspected of being taken down by the platform. When netizens left comments like "the video is gone" under other videos, the blogger replied, "It's too hard."
2026-10-28
On October 28, a Weibo auto influencer posted a discussion regarding an AITO M9 owner's claim of automatic emergency braking on a highway. The influencer questioned why the battery level displayed 0% and compared it with other models, subsequently receiving an infringement complaint notice, leading to the post being taken down.
2026-10-28
After 36Kr reported on Li Auto's autumn strategic meeting and Wang Xing's suggestions on cost reduction and efficiency improvement on October 28, the article was deleted.
2026-10-27
The documentary on day laborers in Majuqiao, Beijing, previously released by Feng Ge, was taken down before and after its release, becoming inaccessible to the public.
2026-10-27
On the afternoon of October 27, Mbappé's Weibo and Xiaohongshu accounts were banned, and Xiaohongshu also prevented other users from following his account; the Xiaohongshu account showed "violating community rules" and could not post.
2026-10-27
After a netizen posted a video using "The CCP Is Good" as background music with captions sarcastically thanking the crowded security check, the video became unavailable and the poster's homepage was cleared.
2026-10-27
Recently netizens discovered that the "economist" and "financial blogger" verification information of economist Ren Zeping on multiple social media platforms has been revoked. His paid membership group charges an annual fee of 2980 yuan, and the annual revenue of the related business was reportedly once over 26 million yuan.
2026-10-27
On October 27, Xiaohongshu issued a statement on Weibo regarding the Mbappé controversy, saying that the content collaboration had expired and ended on December 31, 2024, and that the platform is continuously checking and taking down related materials, adding that it firmly opposes acts that hurt national feelings.
2026-10-27
On October 27, Hupu's "2026 Ballon d'Or Ranking" rating page removed Mbappé's entry, so that directly after first-place Kane came third-place Yamal. Mbappé finished second in the Ballon d'Or that evening.
2026-10-27
Migu removed footage of Mbappé's two goals from its El Clásico page, while footage of Raphinha's goal in the same match remained visible, and Mbappé's player information on Real Madrid's lineup page was also cleared. Migu is La Liga's new media exclusive partner in mainland China, with a contract running through the 2029-30 season.
2026-10-27
On October 27, netizens discovered that Youdao Translate could no longer properly translate "Mbappé," suggesting the term may have been added to a sensitive word filter.
2026-10-27
On October 27, netizens found that "Bushuila" drink advertisements featuring Mbappé's endorsement image were covered up or urgently taken down in many places across China. Posters at Shanghai metro stations had their headers covered with white paper tape, some merchants peeled off portrait labels from bottles, and officials gave no explanation.
2026-10-27
On the evening of October 27, Feng Ge's video on his experience working a daily wage job in Majuqiao was taken down. He posted on Weibo stating he would focus on exercising for a while and strive to break the 2-hour mark in the Hangzhou Half Marathon. The comment sections of his old videos on Bilibili have been restricted to only allow comments from users followed by the creator.
2026-10-26
On October 26, a netizen said that they had been permanently banned from the Moments feature after posting "getting used to the plain and uneventful days lately" in their WeChat Moments, and that their Xiaohongshu and Douyin accounts linked to the same phone number were also successively permanently banned.
2026-10-26
On October 26, the WeChat mini program "Cangdun Graduate Entrance Exam Politics Question Bank" was suspended from service. The page indicated a violation of the Provisions on the Administration of Information Services for Mobile Internet Applications, and netizens speculated that it was related to the large number of remarks mocking and satirizing Xi Jinping in its notes section.
2026-10-26
After the man posted photos from the Tiananmen Marathon on social media to show support for "Wangwang," his account was permanently banned the next day.
2026-10-26
On October 26, the official Cangdun Kaoyan account responded to netizens in the comments section, saying that due to relevant platform rules, "ZZ Notes" cannot be displayed for the time being and will be restored in a few days.
2026-10-25
Chinese influencer "Feng Ge Wangming Tianya" released a 25-minute video documenting his experience as a day laborer in Majuqiao, Beijing. The video sparked widespread discussion online before being taken down.
2026-10-25
Many netizens tentatively "rushed the tower" (probed the censorship line) using homophonic phrases such as "pingping dandan de rizi" (peaceful, plain days), and were harshly cracked down on by the authorities; the scope of the bans has expanded to Weibo and QQ, durations have generally escalated to permanent bans, and the trigger words keep expanding.
2026-10-24
On October 24, economist Ren Zeping's WeChat public account "Zeping Macro" was banned from being followed for violations. The day before, the account had just pushed the article "The Market Has Bottomed Out, a Rebound Rally Unfolds"; the shop's customer service said the account was abnormal and that they were unclear about the specific violation.
2026-10-24
The poster said that Zhang Zhengyi's open letter accusing Chongqing No. 8 Middle School of violating enrollment rules and the principal of using police to retaliate against whistleblowers has been deleted on the domestic internet.
2026-10-24
On October 24, netizens reported that while comments like 'awesome' or 'math is awesome' can be posted on Douyin, 'Xi is awesome' or 'learning is awesome' fail to post due to content violations. It is suspected that the consecutive characters 'Xi is awesome' trigger the sensitive word filter related to Xi Jinping. Netizens are mocking this by splitting the characters or using phrases like 'Shaoyu is awesome' instead.
2026-10-24
A user on X revealed that after refusing to cooperate and criticizing a certain creator for spreading propaganda content, Kimi AI again sent a private message asking them to delete their comment; the user refused and expressed anger.
2026-10-23
The developer of the "Two-Day Weekend Select" website posted on WeChat Moments that people from some department had come looking for him and the website might not survive for many days; the site only displays companies offering two-day weekends, and previously the "Two-Day Weekend Buy" and "Weekend Check" mini-programs had both been suspended.
2026-10-23
On October 23, netizens photographed the traffic signal pole previously struck by a Huawei AITO M9, which is now surrounded by barriers; the related comment section appears to have been cleaned up, with only 5 sarcastic comments left.
2026-10-23
In an apology letter, the car blogger “Racing Star Ice Cream” said that his Weibo, Douyin and WeChat Channels accounts had all been banned from posting for one year due to complaints, and that he would make the apology once the bans are lifted.
2026-10-22
On October 22, Sohu Auto was banned from posting by the platform for 15 days for publishing content related to an AITO vehicle explosion and fire, drawing public attention to automaker PR and speech control.
2026-10-22
On October 22, Sohu Auto's official account was banned from posting by the platform for 15 days for publishing content related to the AITO explosion and fire accident. Netizens questioned whether the authorities were silencing those who spoke out in order to suppress attention to the accident.
2026-10-22
A Bilibili user asked about social insurance and housing fund contributions, wages, and leave in a comment under a promotional video by "Tea Factory Eldest Princess" in June this year. The user then released a video raising doubts based on the company's publicly available insurance enrollment data, but it was taken down following an infringement complaint. Several follow-up posts were locked, and the other party filed a complaint demanding that the platform take strict action, restrict uploads, or ban the account.
2026-10-22
A netizen posted real photos of Shenzhen on Douyin; three hours later, sharing was restricted and the post was taken down, with a notice saying it was under review, and the account was immediately permanently banned, suspected to be triggered by the words "Xijiu" and "1988" in the photo.
2026-10-22
The screenshot shows that the comment section of Jiupai News's Weibo post about the Aito collision accident in Shenmu displays a notice that the blogger has enabled comment selection.
2026-10-21
On October 21, a large number of netizens reported having their Moments features restricted, or even permanently banned, for posting sentences containing specific homophonic characters, such as "accustomed to the plain and uneventful days lately," in their WeChat Moments.
2026-10-21
After several mainland netizens posted reflections containing specific homophones on WeChat Moments, their Moments feature was restricted until November 20 or their WeChat accounts were banned.
2026-10-21
On October 21, a large number of netizens posted screenshots claiming that their Moments feature was restricted for posting the sentence “Used to the quiet days lately” on WeChat Moments. After one netizen appealed, the Moments feature was permanently banned. The sentence is suspected of being treated as a sensitive term related to Xi Jinping.
2026-10-21
On October 21, a Global Times editorial titled "The World Is in Chaos While China Lives in Peace" climbed onto Weibo's trending list after being reposted by accounts such as Beijing Daily. Some netizens pointed out that only four of the 400 comments in the relevant Weibo comment section were displayed, while another netizen said "Domestic chaos is what you cannot see," and the search suggestions for their post showed "Are negative news stories being blocked."
2026-10-21
A netizen posted the caption "Gotten used to the plain and simple days lately" on Weibo on October 20, and their Weibo account was permanently banned the following day.
2026-10-20
In the early hours of October 20, while Douyu streamer "Drop Xinba" was streaming Delta Force, a teammate said "So what if you're Xi Jinping," after which the stream page showed "Suspected violation, rectification in progress."
2026-10-20
On October 20, Minecraft third-party launcher PCL announced that it would no longer provide the game download function in order to comply with relevant laws and regulations. According to netizens, the adjustment came after parents reported it and the relevant authorities demanded rectification. The developer noted that it has nothing to do with NetEase and Microsoft, and said that Chinese-style parents are quite something.
2026-10-20
On October 20, while answering a question about social insurance payments, a Douyin blogger recounted how he bought an annual music membership card on a second-hand platform, actually received only one month, and the seller cancelled the account, concluding that "anything requiring payment before you enjoy it is most likely a scam"; shortly afterward, the video was deleted.
2026-10-18
According to a tweet posted by X user @QuanLujun, content related to former CCP Central Committee General Secretary Hu Jintao can no longer be searched on the Chinese video platform Bilibili (B站). The user pointed out that Hu Jintao has been blocked on the internet behind the Great Firewall, and expressed concern over whether he will become a sensitive topic like June Fourth.
2026-10-18
After the video went viral, the comment section was largely wiped out, leaving fewer than 30 comments; shortly afterward, the video showed as deleted and could no longer be viewed.
2026-10-18
On October 18, the apology video posted by the youth was deemed by the platform to violate its rules and was restricted to being visible only to himself.
2026-10-17
On October 17, a Douyin account sharing civil service exam prep materials posted a “daily practice question.” Netizens collectively flooded the comments with wrong answers such as “all power of the country belongs to the government” and “the highest organ of state power is the state president.” The video received 19,000 shares in total, while the comment section showed 0 comments.
2026-10-16
On June 19, 2025, the Social Security Bureau of Jingmen City, Hubei Province published a promotional article titled “Paying Social Security Contributions with Loans: A Win-Win for All Three Parties,” urging the public to pay their social security contributions by taking out loans. Recently, as new rules mandating social security contributions have drawn public attention, the article was dug up again by netizens and met with skepticism. It has since been deleted and now returns a 404 status.
2026-10-16
A blogger who exposed Qingdao's "recruitment-turned-training" trap revealed that after posting the video, he received calls from relevant departments demanding post deletion, saying it would have a bad impact on Qingdao. The blogger refused and said he was almost punished.
2026-10-16
Recently, a man stood by the water's edge, first eating coptis root, then locking his own mouth, and looking into the camera performed the saying 'a mute eating coptis root — unable to voice the bitterness.' Shortly afterward, the avatar of the account he posted from was cleared.
2026-10-16
On October 16, a netizen posted that their account was banned from commenting for one month because of a previous comment related to two-day weekends — “China is the only country I’ve seen where people argue over whether to have a two-day weekend” — sparking heated discussion; some netizens shared similar gagging penalty notices.
2026-10-15
In October 2026, a piece of "worker literature" claiming that going to work is essentially "storing away" ordinary people circulated on Douyin and Xiaohongshu and struck a chord; afterwards, the original post and the reposts became inaccessible one after another, netizens relayed it in a "nested" fashion, and quoting posts were also deleted again.
2026-10-15
On October 15, a woman in Weihai, Shandong posted a video saying she had lost her job and could not afford social insurance. She then received a "caring call" from her community, followed by another video in which she urgently clarified that no one would starve to death in this time of peace and prosperity. The comment section of the original video was emptied, and netizens joked in the bullet comments that she had been threatened.
2026-10-15
Netizens questioned why a post reproducing a Xinhua interview, with the watermark cropped out, was taken down on the grounds of "distorting and misinterpreting national policies and regulations." Xinhua subsequently edited the video caption to add Guancha.cn as the source, but still made no mention of VOGUE.
2026-10-15
After the netizen posted a video mocking social insurance back-payments, their account avatar and ID were reportedly cleared. Netizens in the comments section sarcastically remarked, among other things, "In the midst of laughter and talk, the avatar vanished into thin air."
2026-10-15
On October 15, a blogger on Bilibili posted a video saying that his video “Social insurance can be ‘mandatory,’ so why isn’t the two-day weekend mandatory?”, published on August 27 last year, had surpassed one million views, but was suddenly taken down two days ago, and he showed a screenshot of the takedown notice.
2026-10-15
On October 15, the person involved in the Victoria's Secret leave incident revealed on Xiaohongshu that their original account had been banned for one month, and was banned again one day after being unbanned; the comments section said the main account had been permanently banned.
2026-10-14
On October 14, a popular Xiaohongshu post titled "Investigation Into Sichuan Teachers Forced Into Shame Photo Still Yields No Results" was deleted after garnering over 11,000 likes and sparking heated public discussion.
2026-10-14
On October 14, the Wikipedia account “Harmony Intelligent Mobility Official” made 27 edits across multiple unrelated articles, including Windows 10, Brezhnev, and Rommel, inserting warnings directed at Wikipedia that demanded correction of content allegedly “maliciously smearing” Harmony Intelligent Mobility products and threatened to pursue accountability. The edits were reverted by other editors, and the account was indefinitely banned for “pure vandalism.” The ban was noticed by netizens on October 20.
2026-10-13
The Taliban authorities in Afghanistan have suspended the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)'s FM broadcast service across the country on the grounds of "multiple violations," without disclosing the specific details of the violations. The BBC said that millions of Afghans rely on its news service and that it is currently in talks with the Taliban authorities over the matter. The ban remains in effect.
2026-10-12
On October 10, a blogger posted a video showing a Huawei AITO SUV losing a wheel and mocking the incident. On October 12, the blogger's homepage showed no visible works.
2026-10-12
In June 2023, the first batch of owners who had ordered the AITO M9 posted under their real names, saying that when the battery level dropped from 20% to 19%, the vehicle automatically switched from four-wheel drive to rear-wheel drive, causing it to drift and smash up the front of the car; customer service replied "if there are no casualties, we cannot connect you with management." He also listed problems such as rusting of the main beam and detached radar, and pointed out that the legal department deleted posts and banned accounts.
2026-10-12
On October 12, car owner Xia Hao posted again, stating that during the civil lawsuit against Huawei, he discovered that key surveillance video had been swapped and is preparing to file further administrative litigation.
2026-10-12
On October 12, a blogger in Sichuan posted a video on Douyin documenting the daily life of local children. In the footage, a young child mixes white rice with soy sauce diluted with water from a nearly empty bottle. The video's comment section was subsequently cleared, and netizens left sarcastic comments saying, "Where in America is this?" and "They must be North Korean children."
2026-10-12
On October 12, the author of the WeChat public account CroWall posted again, saying that their Claude account was banned in the early hours of the 11th, that they suspected they had been subjected to entrapment, and explaining that removing sensitive words was done to avoid the app being taken down and the account being banned.
2026-10-11
A netizen uploaded a video of the campus recruitment fair at Taiyuan University of Technology. After confirming that a job seeker came from a school abroad, a staff member at the recruitment booth said that “overseas schools are no good,” and mentioned concerns about the social background of international students’ families and foreign funding, saying that the unit undertakes special national tasks and would rather not hire anyone than make a mistake. The video was subsequently taken down.
2026-10-10
On October 10, a Bilibili blogger said that a recording of a Snapdragon 8ee6 crash that he uploaded was taken down and locked after a complaint by Qualcomm Wireless Communication Technology (China) Co., Ltd., which determined that the video did not constitute an objective and authentic sharing of product experience; sarcastic comments appeared in the comment section.
2026-10-10
On October 10, BLG Valorant player Nephh (nickname "Naifu"), a Singaporean national, was streaming when another player's ID "XiJinGuiDePingTou" appeared on the game screen, and the stream was immediately banned.
2026-10-10
On October 10, a user posted a screen recording of the game Minecraft on Douyin, questioning why NetEase's chat system flags the number “64” as a violation when other players can send it normally.
2026-10-09
On October 9, Xinhua News Agency deleted the response statement from Stelato regarding the brake fracture incident that it had previously reposted, and related topics in Weibo's top 50 trending searches were also entirely cleared.
2026-10-09
Dongchedi released a video testing three new Zunjie V800 vehicles developed through Huawei-JAC cooperation; after repeated hard braking the brake pedal bracket snapped, and the video was subsequently taken down.
2026-10-09
On October 8, Xinhua News Agency's Weibo and WeChat official accounts published a whitewashing press release involving Maextro, and large numbers of questioning voices appeared in the comment section; the relevant comment section was switched to featured comments, and over a thousand comments were deleted across the entire internet at 1 a.m. on October 9.
2026-10-09
On October 9, some netizens said that when they filled in “Chapman To” as the delivery contact name on Meituan, the page prompted that the “name contains non-compliant content,” while the same name worked normally on Meituan Shangou, and the comment section questioned whether the platform was carrying out political censorship.
2026-10-09
On October 9, a video of two girls playfully acting out lines from the poem "Some People" sparked discussion on Douyin; netizens left comments mocking themselves for not daring to speak out, and the video has now been taken down.
2026-10-09
On October 9, netizens reported that a BYD employee got into a physical and verbal altercation with their supervisor and manager after requesting leave and expressing a desire to resign from their supervisory role, slapping the supervisor and splashing water on them. The employee's corporate WeChat profile quickly received over 10,000 likes, with netizens calling it a 'refusal of workplace bullying.' The related account was subsequently suspected of being throttled.
2026-10-08
After Kevin Tsai was publicly called out by state media, his social media account with over 36 million followers was emptied and all of his posts were deleted. The account's IP location showed Japan, and he himself issued no statement. Commentators in Taiwan criticized him for playing both sides of the strait to reap profits.
2026-10-08
On October 8, a Douyin user posted a video of stepping on a metal flush valve in a restroom with the caption "The toilet flush valves are all metal parts #brake pedal". Afterwards, the user's avatar and username were suspected of being wiped by the platform, and netizens joked in the comments, "Flushed the toilet and the avatar got flushed away."
2026-10-08
On October 8, before Dongchedi took down the video showing the fracture of the MAEXTRO V800's brake carbon plate, some netizens found that on the Douyin platform, Huawei's Pura X View wide straight-screen phone was unable to play the video, while phones from other brands played it normally.
2026-10-07
On October 7, a legal blogger posted a video on Douyin claiming that inmates enjoy fully state-funded medical care, consultations with specialists, and nutritious meals, while grassroots prison officers are overworked and can hardly get time off — it feels more like they are serving the criminals. The video was taken down about an hour after it was posted.
2026-10-06
Within two days after the incident escalated, all posts on Kevin Tsai's Weibo account, which has more than 36 million followers, were cleared; Leapmotor announced it was taking down related content, Harper's Bazaar deleted promotional materials, and several programs were pulled.
2026-10-06
On October 6, a netizen posted a video on TikTok involving rumors of plague in Russia, with a caption urging extra caution against the Big Whites; the person later said on Threads that the video was removed less than a minute after it was posted, with the platform citing a violation of the Community Self-Discipline Convention, and no specific category of violation shown.
2026-10-06
After the incident fermented, all content on Kevin Tsai's Weibo account, which he had operated for over a decade, was wiped overnight, his following count reset to zero, and his profile picture changed to the default.
2026-10-06
On October 6, a netizen posted a video on Douyin showing a wiring harness inside a car and saying they were a bit scared to have bought something they had helped make. Many people in the comments described quality problems such as cutting corners during production, snapping clips, and outsourced wiring. The video was subsequently taken down.
2026-10-06
On October 6, the dispatched worker said in the comments section that related content about their experience on Zhihu and Weibo had already been taken down.
2026-10-05
On October 5, a TikTok blogger uploaded a number meme video; after comments that appeared to allude to 64 showed up in the comment section, it was blocked, and neither the video nor the account could be searched.
2026-10-05
On October 5, a Douyin blogger uploaded a number meme video titled "68 and Its Two Goblin Neighbors." Comments suspected of alluding to June Fourth appeared in the comment section, after which the comment section was blocked, and neither the video nor the posting account could be found.
2026-10-05
On October 5, the blogger who posted the lecture video pinned a comment saying that they had already graduated and left Zhejiang, yet someone was still calling their family to threaten them into deleting the video; the related comment was swallowed by the platform, after which the blogger stated that cross-platform reposting was permitted.
2026-10-05
On October 5, some netizens reported that videos on Bilibili about French student protests were censored and taken down, while pro-China narrative content posted by patriotic influencers was also deleted; searches returned only content published by Russian state media, the overseas edition of People's Daily, and Huanqiu.
2026-10-04
On the evening of October 4, Leapmotor issued a statement clarifying that Kevin Tsai is not a brand ambassador, removed all related collaboration content, and reserved the right to pursue legal action. VOGUE China, Harper's Bazaar, and others simultaneously deleted collaboration materials, and Kevin Tsai's Weibo account was wiped.
2026-10-04
After footage of Kevin Tsai attending Shen Poyang's campaign event spread in China and sparked calls for him to be banned, Leapmotor issued a statement that night saying he was only an artist who had appeared in past collaborative content rather than a brand ambassador, that all related content had been taken down, and that it would strengthen reviews of partners' backgrounds and stances.
2026-10-04
On October 4, a fashion influencer on Douyin reported on Weibo that comments on their Winnie the Pooh-styled photo-and-text posts were abnormal — 45,000 likes but only 6 comments — and customer service said it would pass on the feedback. As of October 5, the related works and Weibo posts could no longer be viewed.
2026-10-04
The help-seeking video soon became unavailable. On October 4, the user posted another video bowing to the camera to express gratitude to the leaders for their help. Videos previously posted on their homepage also became unavailable, prompting netizens to question whether they had been pressured.
2026-10-04
On October 4, while the Yangshipin app was live-streaming the WTT China Smash, netizens found that comments containing “Fan Zhendong” could not be sent in the danmaku, while comments such as “Go Wang Chuqin” displayed normally, and the comment section questioned the platform’s censorship.
2026-10-04
After the incident escalated, in the early hours of October 4 Leapmotor was the first to issue a statement setting out its position, followed by Weikang China and Bist Series China, which also released bilingual statements condemning Kevin Tsai and stating a One-China position; Harper's Bazaar removed the cover, and Mango TV took down related content.
2026-10-03
Around October 3, multiple state media outlets said some related videos were filmed by merchants for traffic; the videos were ordered taken down and the people involved received criticism and education.
2026-10-03
On October 3, Xiaoxiang Morning Herald published an interview video with the painter of the national emblem at Tiananmen. The painter said the spray-painting pressure is high and not a single flaw is allowed, and he hopes the national emblem will hang on more government buildings. Netizens in the comments section mocked it heavily, and the video subsequently became unavailable.
2026-10-02
On October 2, local media coverage of the incident at Leiyang No. 1 Middle School, in which students were forced to have their heads shaved and charged fees, was hidden.
2026-10-02
On October 2, when searching for "social security" on Weibo, the page displayed a notice that the topic's content was not shown.
2026-10-02
On October 2, in a short Douyin video of a conversation between a father and son, the boy said that Japanese, Korean, Indian and British food are what “Chinese food” looks like at different stages. Viewers criticized this as disrespectful in the bullet comments, and the video's comment section has now been emptied.
2026-10
On the eve of National Day, TF Family trainee Yang Bowen posted a video of cycling to Tiananmen to see the red flag, and the video was subsequently deleted.
2026-10
After the controversy over Kevin Tsai appearing at a Taiwan independence activist's campaign rally escalated, brands such as Leapmotor severed ties overnight and deleted all of their materials. His Weibo account with more than 30 million followers was emptied overnight, the platform imposed a full traffic throttle, and his commercial partnerships on the mainland were wiped out overnight.
2026-10-01
October 1, the first day of the National Day holiday: large numbers of netizens who had not been given time off filed real-name reports against companies or bosses for not granting National Day leave — wearing black plastic bags over their heads and holding up the backs of their ID cards — hoping the relevant authorities would investigate.
2026-10-01
Recently a netizen posted a video on Douyin with the five-star red flag and the national emblem as the background, captioned "If you also love this country, please shout 'dao'". After it was posted, the bullet comments were flooded with "ma ni dao", and the comment section was subsequently put under control by the platform.
2026-10-01
On October 1, the Seventh Detachment of the Hunan Highway Police reported a four-vehicle collision on the Huaihua section of the Shanghai–Kunming Expressway, while also calling on the public not to spread photos, videos, and related false information from the scene, on the grounds of avoiding secondary harm to the families of the deceased.
2026-10-01
On October 1, "Big Macaque," a party involved in the Tiffany mooncake incident, renamed their Xiaohongshu account and deleted all posts, suspected to be due to pressure.
2026-10-01
During the National Day holiday on October 1, TF Family trainee Yang Bowen posted a video of night-riding to Tiananmen in Beijing. It was deleted shortly after a fan member account reposted it; netizens speculated that the scene of cycling to Tiananmen evoked the famous footage of young people cycling to Tiananmen during the 1989 June Fourth student movement.
2026-10-01
On October 1, the Minecraft add-on team Honeyfrost posted a promotional image for the RLCraft mod on a domestic platform. The image showed a Japanese samurai wielding a weapon and cutting down a bloodied character. Falling on the National Day holiday, it drew dissatisfaction from some players who demanded refunds. The official account subsequently deleted the post and apologized, saying the image was produced by an outsourced party due to a review oversight, and that a multi-layer review mechanism would be established, with special reviews of promotional materials for major holidays.
2026-10
A large number of netizens went to China Daily's Douyin account to leave comments mocking its out-of-context editing, and that evening China Daily took down the video.
2026-10
A netizen posted a video sharing a car mini-game that satirizes Huawei's AITO (Wenjie), featuring satirical plots such as the intelligent driving system being forcibly exited and the user being held fully liable for collisions and explosions. The video was taken down shortly after it was posted.
2026-09-29
On September 27, the WeChat public account “Wang Jiu’s Notebook” published news that Yantai Sino-English School in Shandong issued 94 exam papers for a 10-day Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday; on September 29, it received a letter demanding post deletion from the school bearing an official seal.
2026-09-29
The "Two-Day Weekend Shopping" mini-program, which called on consumers to support companies with two-day weekends, has suspended service, and searching related keywords on Weibo also returns no results.
2026-09-29
On September 29, the Weibo account “Xin Zhi Song Gu” was banned, showing the message “for being reported for violating laws and regulations and the relevant provisions of the Weibo Community Convention.” The ban prompted netizens to question the basis and legitimacy of the suspension.
2026-09-28
A private video of Pan Shiyi discussing Ren Zhiqiang spread inside the Great Firewall, after which it was banned across the entire internet; the names involved were also said to have become sensitive words.
2026-09-28
In September 2026, a vlogger posted a video questioning the narrative that "hardship leads to success," calling it the "carrot myth" and pointing out that it conceals disparities in starting points and structural inequality. The video received 94,000 likes, 28,000 saves, and 34,000 shares but had zero comments, after which it was deleted and the vlogger's account could no longer be searched.
2026-09-27
On September 26, the WeChat official account of the U.S. Embassy in China published an article titled "Situation Statement: President Trump Advances Fair and Reciprocal Relations with China During Historic State Visits." On the 27th, netizens discovered that the article had been restricted from being forwarded to friends, shared to Moments, or having its link copied.
2026-09-26
A netizen said that after they posted about a bad experience seeking medical care, police contacted their mother and demanded that the post be deleted.
2026-09-26
On the evening of September 26, the mini program 'Xiuxiucha' was suspended for violating the 'Provisions on the Administration of Mobile Internet Application Information Services', though the page did not specify the exact violation.
2026-09-26
On September 26, this tribute article showed 0 comments in its comment section despite having over 3000 reposts, and was accused of having its comments controlled by the platform.
2026-09-25
The Douyin, Weibo, and Bilibili accounts of anti-trafficking volunteer Shangguan Zhengyi have published no new content since their last update on September 25. As of October 7, they have been inactive for nearly two weeks, and many netizens have asked in the comments about his safety.
2026-09-25
Recently, a lawyer blogger on Xiaohongshu (RedNote) who has long focused on women's safety and specialized in anti-domestic violence cases announced that she would no longer post content related to domestic violence. She stated that her account had encountered issues and significant resistance, and that if she continued to speak out, her account might be banned. The video received 100,000 likes, with many netizens leaving comments to thank her for speaking out.
2026-09-25
After netizens flooded the screen with comments, the Greater Bay Area TV live stream pop-up window displayed "host has disabled comments" and shut down the comment function.
2026-09-25
A user stated that after posting about suicidal thoughts on Weibo, the police came to their home, asked to see medical records, took them in for questioning, and demanded that they delete their account.
2026-09-25
On September 25, a Douyin blogger posted a video suggesting that the Two Sessions open an online suggestion channel, collect the 20 topics the public cares about most, openly discuss and vote on them to make law, and let the people be the masters of the country. The video received about 27,000 likes, while the page showed only 4 comments.
2026-09-23
The comments section of the CCTV Finance Musk interview video shows “author has enabled filtering, some comments are not displayed”, and some comments are restricted.
2026-09-23
On September 23, the Douyin creator who posted the GTA-style AI workplace short videos said their account had been throttled.
2026-09-21
Recently, the Xianyu platform blocked keywords related to AI service top-ups such as ChatGPT and WorkBuddy. Subsequently, sellers began using underworld jargon like 'genius programmer Tibo' and 'Ultraman monthly pass' to evade censorship. Practical testing on September 21 showed that these slang keywords can no longer be searched for on Xianyu.
2026-09-22
On September 22, an influencer with 3.21 million followers on Douyin, who had publicly criticized mobile pop-up ads multiple times, posted an apology video. They stated that their accounts on other platforms had all been banned, apologized to the affected brands and companies, and declared that they would no longer mention matters unrelated to themselves in the future.
2026-09-22
On September 22, Weibo restricted the topic pages for “Jack Latiao” and “rumors of Jack Latiao being stabbed into the ICU,” displaying that the content is not shown due to laws and regulations.
2026-09-20
A netizen posted that after commenting the word "steamed bun" under a Winnie the Pooh video on Douyin, their account was banned for 365 days on September 20. Their alternative account was also banned, and both appeals and communication with human customer service proved fruitless.
2026-09-08
On September 8, a blogger posted a video refuting the argument that a two-day weekend would paralyze the service industry, sparking widespread discussion. The account has since been banned from publishing new content.
2026-09-21
Recently, after a netizen commented "I heard it's a mild stroke" under a popular science video about geriatric diseases, their account was restricted from commenting and sending danmaku, and all comments in the related video's comment section were wiped out.
2026-09-19
On September 19, population expert Huang Wenzheng published an article refuting National Health Commission Director Lei Haichao's statement that the labor force is sufficient. He pointed out that 8-million annual births cannot sustain long-term scale and warned of a demographic collapse in 20 years without substantial improvements in fertility support. The article was subsequently deleted.
2026-09-21
On September 19, 2026, the WeChat public account “Law and Emotion” published a report by Wu Yingjiao and Liu Hu about Zheng Shuai being demanded 100 million yuan to “buy his freedom.” After verification, the article has now been deleted.
2026-09-21
Netizens left sarcastic comments under People’s Daily's Bilibili account regarding Zhao Lijian's past remarks on drones. Currently, the comment section for the video has been restricted.
2026-09-21
On September 21, in a certain place of Zhejiang, an elderly person with double-arm disability survived by scavenging, only able to open and rummage through trash cans with his feet; the related comment section was subsequently restricted from commenting.
2026-09-21
On September 21, after multiple netizens posted comments such as "call for legislation" and "respect life" in the live stream of the "Greater Bay Area Mid-Autumn Concert" gala, they were collectively restricted from commenting by WeChat Channels, with one person banned from commenting until October 21.
2026-09-20
On September 20, the Weibo topic "Holiday Adjustment and Consumer Boycott" ranked fourth on the social trends list. Shortly after, the topic was censored by the platform, showing that it could not be displayed due to relevant laws, regulations, and policies.
2026-09-17
On September 17, a ride-hailing driver from Hubei who claimed to be a veteran of Unit 38263 of the PLA Naval Aviation posted a video lamenting that despite working hard, he still could not pay off his credit card debt and was struggling to make ends meet. After the video was posted, the comments section was quickly censored, and netizens questioned the disappearance of comments and expressed concern over the treatment of veterans on other channels.
2026-09-20
On September 20, anti-trafficking volunteer Shangguan Zhengyi stated that a video he previously exposed—showing disabled individuals in Huguan County, Changzhi, Shanxi, being forced to do hard labor and suffering from unpaid wages—was restricted by the platform to "private viewing only" on the grounds of "incontaining inappropriate display content." Shangguan Zhengyi questioned the lack of local regulation, stated that similar situations still exist within Changzhi's jurisdiction, and called for an investigation.
2026-09-19
On September 19, students at Wancheng Primary School in Wanning City, Hainan Province, demonstrated standardized 'five classroom routine standards' to leaders. The video sparked widespread mockery among netizens online regarding compliance education and mass-produced robots, and the video was subsequently taken down.
2026-09-20
During a live stream, Biao Jie stated that his video about the Trump-Xi summit received a yellow icon on YouTube, and multiple videos failed to upload successfully. Even a short clip filming roadside scenery was marked as risky. He questioned YouTube's review standards, believing it has compromised with the CCP and may be forced to reduce video production.
2026-09-18
On September 18, the first two characters of the propaganda slogan "Serve the People Wholeheartedly" fell off at a cultural and creative street in Jiangxi, leaving the phrase "Serve the People Turtle-Bastard-Heartedly" instead. After relevant videos spread online and sparked ridicule from netizens, they were quickly removed from short-form video platforms.
2026-09-17
On September 17, a blogger published a video self-narrating their training experience of wearing high heels during military service, stating they had to run in stiletto heels and stand for long periods, with the hard texture of the footwear causing foot injuries. Currently, the video and the user can no longer be searched.
2026-09-19
"The extended holiday adjustment is not meant for people to rest, but to boost consumption" surged to the number one spot on Weibo's trending searches. The next day, "holiday adjustment and boycotting consumption" made it to the trending searches before being immediately censored.
2026-09-19
The teacher involved complained to the platform, stating that the circulating chat group screenshots were forged and that online bullying has disrupted their life.
2026-09-18
On September 18, Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao published a post on social media mentioning the September 18 Incident and the attack on a Japanese schoolboy in Shenzhen, triggering domestic public controversy and trending on Weibo. Subsequently, the media outlet deleted the relevant posts from its official website and social media platforms.
2026-09-16
On September 16, a Bilibili creator posted a video stating that their series investigating whether companies comply with labor laws and implement two-day weekends had been banned by the platform. The platform's customer service refused to provide specific details on the violation, citing content security management, and only requested that the creator adjust the content.
2026-09-16
On September 16, CCTV News reported that a shopping mall in Hebi, Henan hung posters of figures like Yuan Longping, Tu Youyou, and Zhang Guimei, praising them as the top-tier stars of the Chinese nation. Data from September 17 showed the video received 170,000 likes, but the comment section had only 74 comments, sparking public skepticism over comment control.
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2026-09-18
On September 18, a user posted a screenshot claiming that a post titled "Zcode silently uploads code, domestic products can't be trusted either" was deleted following an infringement complaint. The complainant was listed as Meizhou Direction Public Relations Consulting Co., Ltd., sparking questions about suppression of public opinion.
2026-09-18
Brother Yu Longxing Tianxia, a netizen who was threatened by Annabel Yao, responded that neither underworld nor lawful channels will change his original intention of seeking the truth, and said he will report his safety every day. On September 18 he posted that he is still alive, while his related posts from June are being deleted one after another.
2026-09-17
On September 17, a female student at Tongji University in Shanghai went to the school infirmary to request a sick note for menstrual pain, but was asked by the school doctor to take off her pants to prove her physical condition. Multiple students from the same school confirmed that this regulation exists. Currently, the relevant posts exposing the incident have been deleted.
2026-09-16
On September 16, the Weibo LGBTQ+ science popularization account 'Lao Shuang Jia Chuan Sheng Tong,' which had approximately 141,000 followers, was permanently banned by the platform. The account had long been dedicated to popularizing knowledge about bisexual and LGBTQ+ communities. Its homepage currently indicates that it has been banned for violating community guidelines, and all historical content is inaccessible.
2026-09-15
On September 15, a netizen discovered a sign on the street supporting the Wangwang incident and calling for anti-animal abuse legislation. The sign included messages such as "Please stop animal abuse" and "Being a minor is not a get-out-of-jail-free card for animal cruelty." After the netizen posted photos of the sign to Xiaohongshu (RedNote), the post was throttled by the platform.
2026-09-16
The Sun Meihua incident continues to ferment, and a netizen received a call from the police station ordering the dissolution of the relevant WeChat group to suppress discussion.
2026-09-15
On September 15, Caixin reported on September 12 that the article titled “Anthropic says Chinese large model leaked Chinese user data to its model for distillation training” was inaccessible, and the original link returned a 404.
2026-09-13
On September 13, the WeChat mini‑program “Double‑day weekend purchase” that sparked discussion about companies’ two‑day weekends was blocked from search on Xiaohongshu and Weibo, and entering this term in Xiaohongshu’s comment section results in a violation prompt and failed to send.
2026-09-13
On September 13, a video of post‑00s sobbing while visiting Chairman Mao’s Memorial Hall spread online, and the comment section saw many highly upvoted sarcastic remarks from netizens, joking that they were “crying to the point of suffocation” and “almost ended up in the ICU.” The comment section is now under official control.
2026-09-12
On September 12, a netizen from Guangxi posted a video showing the local water turning an unusually bright emerald green, sparking widespread attention. Afterwards the netizen's account avatar was forcibly reset by the platform, apparently subject to public opinion control.
2026-09-12
On September 12, 2026, netizens filmed a "Socialist Core Values" propaganda board on Shuoyuan Road in Linhe District, Bayannur City, Inner Mongolia, with two homeless people sleeping on the ground behind the board. After the video was posted, the platform cleared the comment section of the video and prohibited further comments, resulting in censorship.
2026-09-11
On September 11, 2026, a Douyin user uploaded a mash‑up video tagged with “cannibalism”, “capital”, and “the poor”, showing the harsh lives of impoverished groups in China through multiple scenes. The video received about 101,000 likes and 16,000 shares on the platform. Afterwards, the platform reviewed the comment section, deleting many comments; by the deadline only five comments remained visible. The incident reflects the platform’s strict censorship of sensitive content.
2026-09-11
On September 11, 2026, the Douyin platform cleaned the comment section of the Tianjin University of Technology military training performance “Tank Formation” video. After the video was posted, the comment section saw multiple netizens use “June Fourth” to allude to the 1989 Tiananmen incident, sparking heated discussion. Douyin subsequently deleted all related comments, resulting in the comment section being emptied, without providing an official explanation. This action was seen as online censorship of sensitive political topics.
2026-09-10
On September 10, 2026, the official media People’s Daily posted an entry announcement on the social platform Xiaohongshu. Subsequently, a netizen posted “We want two-day weekend” in the platform’s comment section as a test, and the system returned a prompt “This comment is under review, sharing not supported at this time”. The incident shows that People’s Daily’s comment function on the new media platform is limited by the platform’s censorship mechanism, sparking netizens’ attention to platform speech censorship.
2026-09-12
On September 12, a blogger was live-streaming a test of Li Auto's latest smart driving system when the vehicle, despite a large vehicle passing quickly, accelerated out of a side road onto the main road at 37 km/h. The blogger narrowly avoided a collision by slamming on the brakes. The blogger later revealed that this dangerous situation had occurred multiple times, and the live stream was subsequently banned.
2026-09-11
On September 11, a video circulated online showing a girl searching for and eating leftover food from a trash can, which garnered widespread attention and shares. The comment section for the related video was strictly limited, displaying only 3 comments, while a large number of netizens used bullet comments to express sarcasm and commentary.
2026-09-11
On September 11, a netizen revealed that a Uniqlo employee who requested to use the restroom due to diarrhea was denied by the store manager, who cited insufficient staff. The netizen claimed that leaving the post without approval faces a warning or dismissal, and using the restroom for more than 5 minutes is criticized. Related comments were deleted and controlled.
2026-09-11
On September 11, a Kuaishou streamer read out a statement twice during a live broadcast, publicly criticizing the Chinese Communist Party and Xi Jinping, and calling for an end to the one-party dictatorship through a non-violent, non-cooperative velvet revolution. About two and a half minutes later, the live stream was forcibly shut down.
2026-09-11
On September 11, a blogger released a video exposing Douyin's traffic monetization and censorship mechanisms, claiming that attacking the US can earn 15 yuan per 10,000 views. Conversely, videos debunking false foreign information are restricted and offer no revenue. The blogger questioned why related content from a certain "Global Times" video was forcibly removed.
2026-09-10
On September 10, the day Apple released its foldable screen product, NetEase UU remotely posted that it would specially adapt to it, triggering netizens to compare it with the delayed adaptation of HarmonyOS. Subsequently, the post was deleted and the account entered protection mode.
2026-09-10
On September 10, a netizen from Jiangsu posted a protest poster showing four bloggers with their mouths taped shut, protesting their permanent account bans for discussing sensitive political topics. Netizens in the comments section expressed their dissatisfaction, directly stating "We are hostages."
2026-09-12
Around September 12, 2026, a livestream sales influencer with a large following publicly shouted “Xi Jinping step down” during a broadcast, and spoke about nonviolent civil disobedience and the Czech revolution that overthrew the Communist Party. When sensitive words were mentioned, the comment section of the livestream was immediately closed.
2026-09-12
On September 12, the Weibo account of Mr. Zhang, the party involved in Honor's "Magic Pictorial" incident, showed as deleted, and all content on Xiaohongshu was cleared, leaving only a report by Jiemian News.
2026-09-10
On September 10, news spread on social media platforms that BYD had suspended profit-sharing bonuses for the 2025 fiscal year. After an internal employee posted to confirm this, they were called in for a talk and forced to delete the post. Meanwhile, multiple employees leaked that they had not received pay raises for a long time, housing subsidies had decreased, and performance bonuses had dropped, leaving concentrated satirical satirical own comments under the company's official account.
2026-09-10
On September 10, 2026, a scene of an elderly scavenger in Henan carrying a national flag while rummaging through a trash can attracted attention. The video's comment section was subsequently cleared, but a large number of sarcastic bullet comments remained.
2026-09-11
On September 11, 2026, a popular Weibo influencer posted that discussions related to the Sun Meihua abduction case were being massively deleted and suppressed. Videos posted by bloggers who participated in the rescue have also disappeared. Sun Meihua originally lived in Beijing's Second Ring Road, spoke English, and was involved in foreign trade. She was abducted to a rural area at the age of 32 and suffered for 26 years. The methods of abduction and the progress of the case investigation, which have garnered public attention, have not yet been disclosed, and the official response has raised questions.
2026-09-10
On September 10, 2026, Tibet Cyber Police announced multiple cases of penalties for online comments regarding the Gyirong mudslide disaster. The netizens involved were given administrative penalties by police in Tibet, Heilongjiang, Anhui, and Guangdong, for fabricating that the mudslide was man-made or induced by an earthquake, maliciously comparing it to rescue efforts in other countries to distort the effectiveness of China's disaster relief, fabricating that all public officials had died in the line of duty, and spreading false rumors.
2026-09-11
In early September 2026, a netizen in Shandong reported that their mother suffered a sudden, critical acute myocardial infarction. While panicking, the father, who suffers from cerebral infarction, used an Honor phone to call the 120 emergency hotline. Due to accidentally triggering the system's default full-screen commercial ad 'Magic Pictorial' by swiping up on the lock screen, and because the close button was hidden and he could not quickly return to the dial pad, the golden window for medical rescue was delayed, and the mother unfortunately passed away. After the incident was exposed, it sparked strong condemnation across the internet regarding mobile phone advertisements blocking life-saving channels and flaws in age-friendly designs.
[Follow-up · September 11, 2026] On the evening of September 11, the party involved in the Honor 'Magic Pictorial' incident posted a clarification and apology, stating that the father's failure to connect the emergency call during his cerebral infarction episode was a misunderstanding and had nothing to do with the Honor phone. Honor expressed condolences for the death of the party's mother, but accused the false post of causing brand damage, stating that "out of humanitarian care, no further action will be pursued," which triggered netizens' doubts about the embedding of 'Magic Pictorial' and the official attitude.
[Follow-up · September 12, 2026] On September 12, the Weibo account of the involved party, Mr. Zhang, showed that it had been deactivated, all content on Xiaohongshu (RedNote) was cleared, and only the report by Jiemian News was retained.
2026-09-10
On September 10, the WeChat official account 'Shuangxiugou' released an announcement confirming that its mini-program was removed from the platform due to 'relevant laws, regulations, and policies,' sparking concern over the protection of rights and interests regarding two-day weekends.
2026-09-11
After a netizen posted content supporting two-day weekends on Xiaohongshu, it received a large number of likes before being taken down by the platform for violating rules.
2026-09-11
On September 11, the Weibo and Xiaohongshu platforms carried out large-scale post deletions and search blocking of discussions related to Sun Meihua, who has been missing for 26 years while searching for her family and is suspected of having been abducted and sold to Cao County, Shandong. The relevant original posts were set to private, and related messages can no longer be found in search results.
2026-09-11
On September 10, 2026, Shanghai Observer published a commentary titled "Don't Treat Goodwill as an ATM," and Dazhong News also published a commentary discussing private student financial aid; on September 11, the original pages of the two articles respectively displayed "This article does not exist or has been taken offline" and "The manuscript has been deleted."
2026-09-10
The Shanghai Sports Bureau announced that Liu Xiang chose to seek employment independently, after which the official Weibo account enabled the comment selection feature, triggering mockery from netizens over the official's inconsistent words and actions.
2026-09-10
On September 10, Tibet's internet police released cases of penalties imposed over disaster-related remarks, saying that some people "selectively applied cases from other countries to make malicious comparisons" and claimed that the government used vulgar trending topics to divert attention; the relevant content was deemed a distortion of facts and was subject to administrative penalties.
2026-09-10
On September 10, netizens discovered that the "Double Weekend Shopping" mini program had suspended its service, and at the same time, discussion notes and posts regarding this topic were either unable to be sent or were being throttled.
2026-09-10
On September 10, the WeChat mini program “Shuangxiu Gou,” which advocated consumption choices similar to two-day weekends, was suspended.
2026-09-07
On September 7, a netizen tried to share on Weibo that six small dogs ran out of a pet bathhouse, triggering a violation of the rules.
2026-09-08
A senior female student at Jingdezhen University published a rights-defense post regarding a forced dormitory relocation; after it appeared on the campus community and social platforms, it was swiftly banned and deleted.
2026-09-08
In 2026, Huawei's Legal Department launched a mass reporting campaign against Douyin videos featuring bamboo cicada toys mocking Yu Chengdong. The related content was deleted, and the poster's avatar was replaced with a "Xuanwu avatar."
2026-09-07
After The Economist published an article on September 7, 2026 pointing out that China's speech environment has fallen into a deep freeze, this article exploring cultural censorship and the boundaries of expression was deleted across the entire Chinese internet.
2026-09-07
On September 7, 2026, a video blogger recorded aerial footage of the flooding in Zuo'an Town, Suichuan County, Jiangxi and posted it online, only to receive calls from local government departments pressuring him to immediately delete the flood videos, sparking criticism of stability maintenance over disaster reporting.
2026-09-07
On September 7, 2026, after remarks about removing English's core-subject status sparked heated online debate, the Weibo platform marked related discussion topics such as removing English's core-subject status and education fairness disputes as sensitive words and fully blocked search results.
2026-09-07
On September 7, 2026, a user disclosed that regional visibility adjustment restrictions had been imposed on their Xiaohongshu account, with users in specific regions unable to view their notes, and the platform's censorship mechanism was mocked by netizens as "one book, two systems."
2026-09-06
On September 6, the NetEase News app published an article discussing class solidification and the survival pressure on young people, which was subsequently deleted across the entire internet, sparking widespread discussion about economic downturn and deflation.
2026-09-05
On September 5, 2026, a young job seeker posted on Xiaohongshu imitating the sentence structure of the Xinhua News Agency: "Don't let low wages crush the happiness of the vast number of young people." After it resonated with a massive number of netizens who followed up with joking replies, the post was fully blocked and taken down by the platform.
2026-09-04
On September 4, 2026, Xinhua News Agency published an article calling for action against crushing bride prices that weigh on rural young people. The article was shared tens of thousands of times, but only two supportive comments were selectively shown in the comment section, prompting netizen discussion about the one-way messaging and comment control of state media.
2026-09-03
A mini program developed by a netizen to check which companies offer two-day weekends once had more than 150,000 users before its service was suspended; on September 3, 2026, searches for the mini program on Xiaohongshu and Weibo returned no results.
2026-09-03
On September 3, 2026, a prospective AITO car owner disclosed that after he posted a video on Douyin complaining about delayed delivery of his new car, the brand managed to obtain his employer's information and contacted his supervisor to pressure him into deleting the post.
2026-09-02
On September 2, 2026, a netizen in Bijie, Guizhou posted that after publishing a video reflecting the state of rural primary schools, they faced continuous threats and warnings and were demanded to delete the video immediately.
2026-09-01
The Global Times named Real Madrid, demanding that it delete the relevant post, apologize to the Chinese public, and change the wording to "China's Tibet".
2026-09
Multiple Weibo accounts claim that Jing Tian's Weibo Index is no longer displayed, her Weibo hot search statistics have disappeared, and Sun Yuchen has been banned at the same time; other accounts say Meituan has removed Jing Tian as its spokesperson.
2026-09
Silicon Valley attorney Zhu says his WeChat account, which he had used for more than 10 years, was permanently banned, with the platform citing reports against it and multiple violations as the reason.
2026-09
After the video of a school checking students' belongings drew criticism from netizens, officials removed it.
2026-09
Bilibili user Chen Xiaohong posted a video arguing that government legitimacy should derive from the authorization of the people and free elections, opposing the one-party dictatorship under Xi Jinping's leadership, and calling for an end to one-party rule and the establishment of a constitutional democratic system; about one minute after the speech, the account was banned.
2026-09-01
On September 1, 2026, Hongguan News in Nanchang, Jiangxi, published a flag-raising interview video featuring someone claiming to be a Taiwanese student. After netizens widely questioned the complete lack of a Taiwanese accent, the comment section was quickly closed.
2026-09-01
On the evening of September 1, 2026, the Xiaohongshu platform carried out a concentrated purge of transgender content, ruling tags such as mtf to be in violation, and a large number of personal posts by transgender users were taken down.
2026-09
In September 2026, a digital repair blogger transplanted and tested the memory chip of a Huawei Pura 70 Pro, finding it was actually manufactured by Samsung, raising questions about the labeling. The original test video subsequently disappeared and the account was switched to private.
2026-09-01
On September 1, 2026, China News Network released a war mobilization promotional video. The comment section was flooded with sarcastic posts from a large number of young netizens using factory-work jargon such as a 12-hour assembly line, after which the video turned off its comment stream and turned on comment selection.
2026-09
After QQ account "Forge Ahead Little Dog" reposted a Party media propaganda poster titled "A Grand Chapter of Prosperity" and posted loyalty messages such as "This prosperous age is as you wished," it immediately received a notice that the QQ account had been permanently frozen for allegedly spreading sensitive information.
2026-08-31
On August 31, Tibet police dealt with real-name internet users on the grounds of spreading false information, continuing to advance the Clean Net 2026 special campaign. Within a week of the disaster, they listed multiple related cases and restricted netizens from discussing the number of dead and missing in the Gyirong mudslide.
2026-08-30
Tibet police announced that 10 netizens, including Jiang and Liu, were punished for posting information about the mudslide disaster at the Gyirong port on the China-Nepal border.
2026-08-30
CCTV+ live broadcast recorded Xi Jinping coughing multiple times while watching the performance, but that evening's edited version of CCTV's Xinwen Lianbo did not retain the relevant footage.
2026-08-30
On August 30, 2026, Tibet's Public Security internet police announced the investigation and handling of 10 cases of "online rumors" related to a disaster, and imposed administrative penalties on netizens who posted estimated casualty and missing-person figures for the Gyirong mudslide on social media platforms.
2026-08-29
On August 29, 2026, after the video released at a State Council Taiwan Affairs Office press conference explaining Taiwan's prospects after peaceful reunification was published, the comment section was mocked by netizens on both sides of the strait over 996 and benefits, and the original 3,000-plus comments were subsequently deleted down to 25.
2026-08-28
On August 27, 2026, the People's Daily, an official media outlet of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), opened an account on the overseas social platform Threads. It was immediately flooded with reports and mockery from a large number of netizens, and the People's Daily closed its comment section the following day.
2026-08-28
On August 27, 2026, netizens discovered on the social platform Threads that the Central Committee’s official newspaper People’s Daily had opened an official account. After the news spread, many netizens reported, blocked, and restricted the account, and flooded the short posts it published with Xi Jinping memes. The next day, on August 28, 2026, the comment section of the People’s Daily’s account on Threads was closed, preventing further public discussion.
2026-08-27
On August 27, a netizen posted a video claiming that a Haier factory required workers to work for 8.5 consecutive hours without eating, drinking, or using the restroom. A worker was questioned by management for going to the toilet, leading to a heated argument; the video was subsequently taken down.
2026-08-26
After a netizen reposted footage and information about the mudslide at Gyirong port released by CCTV and the Xinhua News Agency, Weibo deemed it to contain "violating information of a political current-affairs nature," and the post was restricted to "visible only to oneself."
2026-08-26
After netizens mocked Huawei using a public toilet sign, Huawei removed the sign; on August 26, a large number of videos related to "Huawei public toilet" circulated online.
2026-08-24
In August 2026, a netizen in Shanghai posted a test video showing the daily necessities purchased with the 100 yuan earned from 5 hours of part-time work, satirizing purchasing power; on August 24, the platform set the video's account to prohibit publishing works.
2026-08-23
On August 23, 2026, a netizen posted a video exposing the dormitory of No. 2 Middle School of Hengdong County, Hengyang, Hunan as a 14-person room, with rusted metal bunk beds, broken wooden boards, and appalling sanitary conditions. After the relevant content was reported by the media, the original video was deleted.
2026-08-22
On the evening of August 22, 2026, during the livestream of the Guangdong Super League football match between Jieyang and Foshan, a large number of netizens flooded the screen in support of Wangwang, the puppy that was tortured and killed, causing Jieyang and the Guangdong Football Association to successively close the livestream comment sections.
2026-08-22
On August 22, 2026, a diesel supplier in Hunan posted a video calling out a state-owned enterprise leader by name, saying that 2.5 million yuan in unpaid diesel payments had caused his cash flow to break down, but the video was subsequently reported and taken down by the other party on the grounds of infringement of reputation rights.
2026-08-22
Recently, a Douyin user posted a photo of themselves as a child wearing a Winnie the Pooh costume with a caption. The post received about 12,000 likes and 25,000 shares, but no comments were displayed in the comment section, suggesting possible censorship.
2026-08-21
On August 21, 2026, netizens reported that when selling Chai Jing's book Seeing on the Xianyu platform, they were blocked by the system; sending the book title directly was intercepted with a prompt about improper information, and both buyer and seller had to rely on coded language to complete the transaction.
2026-08-21
On August 21, 2026, a netizen posted that after setting a still from Friends showing the three characters covering their eyes, ears and mouths as their WeChat Moments background, their account was immediately restricted from joining groups and from using a number of other features, including WeCom.
2026-08-19
A netizen located overseas entered a Douyin live stream and questioned whether Xi Jinping is a dictator and a fucking idiot, afterwards saying the account was banned and recovery is not supported.
2026-08-19
On August 19, 2026, a blogger who keeps camels posted a video reporting that the camel he raises was judged by a short-video platform's review to involve vulgar content and had its reach restricted due to its facial physiological features; his appeal was unsuccessful.
2026-08-18
The name of Zhao Xiaozhe, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, Navy vice admiral and former director of the Science and Technology Commission of the Central Military Commission, has been erased from the list of academicians, and related biographical records have been scrubbed across the internet.
2026-08-18
On August 18, 2026, affected by the gathering conflict at Chongqing Times Fengjun, the Sina Weibo platform imposed search blocking and traffic throttling on discussion topics related to "Chongqing men gathering to openly insult women."
2026-08-17
A mainland Douyin user left a comment asking whether Xi Jinping was an emperor, a dictator, and a traitor to the Han people. Subsequently, that user's account as well as the blogger's account with 161,000 followers were banned by the platform.
2026-08-15
On August 15, 2026, netizens discovered that the Sina Weibo platform had suddenly shut down its feminist super topic community, resulting in a ban on the long-standing community space where gender issues were discussed.
2026-08-14
CCP party media People's Daily published a message soliciting opinions from the public, but the comment section showed "no comments yet," with only the author allowed to comment, sparking netizen criticism of it as "fishing" and "solving the person who raises the problem."
2026-08-14
Kuaishou user Han Yunxiao publicly expressed defiance against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and Xi Jinping during a livestream. The stream was subsequently shut down, and the account was permanently banned three minutes later.
2026-08-14
On August 14, 2026, the official account of Guangdong Jieyang Broadcasting was forced to close its video comment section after a large number of netizens continuously left messages in the comments asking about the progress of the dog abuse case and voicing support for the victimized dog.
2026-08-13
On August 13, photos of bouquets and candles posted by netizens on social platforms to mourn Zhu Rongji were subjected to platform censorship and throttling, and the comment section of posts about laying flowers at his ancestral home was also cleared.
2026-08-13
On August 13, 2026, multiple Chinese social networking platforms imposed keyword blocking and traffic throttling controls on images and texts mourning Zhu Rongji, and some users had to avoid his full name in order to publish their expressions.
2026-08-13
On August 13, 2026, members of the public went to Zhu Rongji's ancestral home in Tangpo, Ansha Town, Changsha, Hunan, to lay flowers and pay their respects; online platforms subsequently cleared the comment sections under videos of the on-site memorial.
2026-08-12
On August 12, 2026, anti-child-trafficking volunteer Shangguan Zhengyi posted a report revealing that those involved in the Pingdingshan surrogacy case had been sentenced, but his video questioning the regulatory responsibility of the joint investigation team of the provincial health commission was promptly throttled.
2026-08-12
On August 12, 2026, an environmental blogger reported that an investigative video he had previously posted — about topsoil from high-standard farmland in Mingshui County, Heilongjiang being hauled away and causing severe crop losses — was forcibly taken down by the platform and set to "only visible to myself" without any notice, and his appeal was rejected.
2026-08-11
A young man who plays the violin posted videos on Douyin recording his life after switching careers to food delivery. After the videos went viral, the account was banned from publishing content.
2026-08-11
On August 11, 2026, well-known game streamer Chen Zihao casually asked viewers during a live stream interaction whether they "had a job." Touching on the sensitive topic of employment, his live room was immediately cut off by the platform, interrupting the broadcast.
2026-08-11
On August 11, 2026, a player in an online game saw the other party using a Winnie the Pooh avatar and mentioning the national leader's name in the public chat, and the account was immediately flagged by the game's sensitive-word detection system and punished with a mute.
2026-08-11
On August 11, 2026, internet users exposed that the command center of an off-site enforcement monitoring site in Dabu County, Meizhou, Guangdong, was suspected of deliberately unplugging the service phone line. The related exposé video was subsequently removed by the platform.
2026-08-10
Yu Chengdong filed a complaint against Zhu Zhiliao. Related claims link the complaint to a doggerel poem that compares a cicada to a steamed bun (baozi).
2026-08-10
On August 10, 2026, at the Yuejiangtai beach bathing area in Danjiangkou, Shiyan, Hubei, a 15-year-old boy drowned after going into the water to save someone. His family questioned whether lifeguards delayed for 20 minutes and whether the search and rescue took 3 hours, and the subsequent exposure of the incident was subjected to traffic throttling and comment control.
2026-08-10
On August 10, 2026, Zhejiang Daily reported that the female village party secretary of Huaqiang Village in Xiangshan County, Ningbo, claimed that she, weighing 99 jin, could carry an 85-kilogram elderly person during typhoon disaster relief. The exaggerated publicity has drawn widespread skepticism from netizens, and multiple comment sections have been cleared out.
2026-08-10
On August 10, 2026, a user posted on Xiaohongshu to expose the large amounts of household waste left behind by tourists camping around Sayram Lake in Xinjiang and along National Highway G218, calling for environmental protection. The post was subsequently forcibly taken down by the platform on the grounds that it violated rules by being “horrifying and terrifying.”
2026-08-09
On a footbridge near Yellow Crane Tower in Wuhan, chengguan officers clashed with street vendors and brutally beat male and female vendors, sparking online outrage and widespread post deletions. Police later announced that three chengguan assistant officers involved in the case had been criminally detained.
2026-08-09
On August 9, 2026, a video circulating online of a beach in Shantou, Guangdong showed several men dumping several whole barrels of garbage and waste directly into the sea at night, causing large amounts of waste plastic to pile up on the beach; the related exposure video was subsequently deleted.
2026-08-08
After mainland media collectively cited it and drew attention, the Sichuan People's Congress website hurriedly removed the third bulletin from its official site directory.
2026-08-07
On August 7, 2026, Yangshipin published a report on rising vegetable prices in South Korea. Over 10,000 comments quickly appeared in the comment section, mocking the low-income situation at home, with the number of comments far exceeding the number of likes; afterwards, the comment section of the video was entirely wiped clean by the platform.
2026-08-07
On August 7, 2026, a large number of depositors from Henan village and town banks left comments under journalist Li Weiao's Weibo post, accusing their accounts of being frozen and having no recourse after five years of rights defense. The platform subsequently classified the depositors' comments as harmful content and uniformly set them to be visible only to the poster, ultimately deleting the original Weibo post entirely.
2026-08-07
On August 7, 2026, after a Douyin creator posted a short video satirizing, in a humorous way, schools' hypocritical procedures for handling campus bullying, the account was immediately hit by the platform with a ban on publishing content.
2026-08-06
On August 6, 2026, creators reported that content posted on Bilibili involving the Jieyang dog abuse case and foreign media coverage was largely rejected or throttled, with a survival rate of only about 30 percent; they had to use parent-child travel tags to evade censorship and called for private sharing.
2026-08-05
On August 5, 2026, staff at Coolapk, a well-known Chinese tech community, publicly disclosed in a post that the platform has long and frequently received tens of thousands of letters demanding post deletion and takedown from major domestic smartphone and digital device makers, which ruthlessly suppress users' genuine negative reviews and complaints.
2026-08-05
On August 5, 2026, a WeChat official account user reported that after publishing public-interest images and texts supporting anti-animal-abuse legislation and voicing support for Wangwang in Jieyang, they were subjected to forced post deletion by the platform and restrictions on the use of their image-posting account functions.
2026-08-05
On August 5, 2026, a Douyin user posted a photo of a red packet featuring a Winnie the Pooh cartoon design. Although the video was not taken down directly, the platform completely disabled the comment section, prohibiting any comments.
2026-08-04
On the evening of August 4, 2026, Huawei's HarmonyOS Smart Mobility issued an official announcement denying the complete removal of the Bamboo Cicada toy from e-commerce platforms, and disclosed that it had monitored more than 56,000 pieces of related online information across the internet and filed complaints over 171 pieces of infringing content.
2026-08-03
Victims in the dam-break disaster area in Guangxi said in interviews and videos that relief supplies were severely insufficient, that local private donations were blocked, and that videos they posted showing their monotonous three meals a day were taken down online.
2026-08-03
On August 3, 2026, a popular-science video on a Chinese social platform explaining the U.S. presidential term system triggered widespread associations among netizens after mentioning breaking term limits and lifelong rule, flooding the screen with danmaku, which were subsequently comprehensively cleaned up by the platform.
2026-08-02
A member of the public livestreamed the scene of a warehouse explosion and fire in Qingdao on Douyin, but the livestream was banned less than a minute after it started.
2026-08-02
On August 2, 2026, "Is taking down the Yu Chengdong parody video making a fuss over nothing?" trended on Weibo's hot search. State media published an article defending Huawei's takedown complaint, drawing public backlash and prompting questions about the platform's hegemonic control over speech.
2026-08
Related disaster videos on platforms inside the Great Firewall were taken down, and someone who posted a video into a group was blocked and had their account banned.
2026-08
Videos made by Zhuzhiliao about the “wa wa” sounds at Yu Chengdong’s launch event were hit with complaints from Huawei; some videos were taken down, and some accounts were muted or banned.
2026-08-01
During Army Day on August 1, 2026, official media reported that Air Force pilots said they did not care about compensation and only wanted to fight, which immediately triggered a wave of sarcasm and mockery on social platforms, with large numbers of netizens responding with "add another ten bricks." The comment sections of the related news were subsequently urgently emptied.
2026-08-01
On August 1, 2026, after a popular science video on Douyin about animals in harsh environments — where the strong migrate and the weak stop reproducing — went viral, its comment section was completely wiped by the platform after it was accused of using animals as an allegory for low birth rates and emigration.
2026-08-01
On August 1, 2026, a video in which the EU reported serious safety risks such as excessive formaldehyde levels and banned chemicals in a number of Chinese-made export products sparked heated debate among domestic netizens over double standards for products at home and abroad; the video's comment section was subsequently cleared entirely.
2026-07-31
Some netizens typed "pig" into 360 Search, and the search results showed a photo of Xi Jinping along with his relevant titles, but that result quickly disappeared; the incident was described as "Special pig Xi Jinping lightning offline."
2026-07-30
After the original video was taken down, a girl's father continued to post new videos, having the girl wear a green big-mouthed fish headgear to film, and changed the account's avatar to the Chinese flag.
2026-07-29
On July 28 and 29, Banyuantan, a magazine supervised by the Publicity Department of the CCP Central Committee, published two videos on Douyin criticizing public opinion handling tactics such as "blocking and deleting posts" and "confusing the public." After the videos were released, the comment section was heavily scrubbed, leaving only a few comments.
2026-07-29
Chinese scholars Wang Hong and Deng Yu won the Fields Medal. When Peking University reposted the relevant report, it quietly deleted Deng Yu's answer regarding his overseas experience, sparking attention from netizens.
2026-07-29
Multiple netizens reported that a large number of videos related to Zhuzhiliao on Douyin have been subject to abnormal handling, with some works throttled or unable to be displayed, and the avatars of some Zhuzhiliao accounts turned gray.
2026-07-29
In late July 2026, a Douyin video jokingly calling a child's handmade toy the best toy under 10 million was taken down after Huawei filed a complaint claiming that the metaphorical mockery infringed the company's right to reputation, sparking criticism of opinion bullying by giant enterprises.
2026-07-29
On July 29, 2026, the historical nonfiction work Eight Thousand Hunan Women Go to the Tianshan Mountains, which records the history of supporting the frontier, was subjected to content control on reading platforms such as Douban and WeChat Reading. All of its readers' reviews were wiped out, and the rating and tagging functions were shut down and disabled.
2026-07-28
At the premiere of Spider-Man: Brand New Day at the China Film International Cinema in Hefei, a movie fan held up a movie poster, which netizens said looked like holding up a blank sheet of paper from behind; the comments section of the related video was subsequently cleared and the video taken down.
2026-07-28
On July 28, 2026, Ban Yue Tan, a journal of the CCP Central Propaganda Department, released a video calling for vigilance against a suppressive view of public opinion. The comment section was instantly flooded with tens of thousands of netizens who spammed protests over the Jieyang dog abuse incident and called for the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection to be dispatched; the account immediately turned on comment selection.
2026-07-28
On July 28, 2026, satirical cartoonist Zhu Senlin posted a satirical cartoon titled "After Winning the Award" on the Douyin platform, attacking academic utilitarianism and the phenomenon of grabbing research achievements. After resonating with netizens and sparking heated discussion, the work was quickly deleted by the platform.
2026-07-27
The official WeChat account of Peking University quietly deleted the response regarding encouraging students to have overseas experience from an interview with Deng Yu.
2026-07-27
On July 27, 2026, netizens found that the Xiaohongshu platform had imposed a complete search block on keywords such as the Jieyang dog abuse and the Wangwang dog, leaving the public unable to search for content on this animal cruelty case that has drawn widespread social attention and rights defense efforts.
2026-07-27
On July 27, 2026, a netizen in Ningbo, Zhejiang posted that their real name was rejected by the Taobao system as a recipient because it matched the platform's politically sensitive word database, leaving them unable to normally claim government consumption subsidies.
2026-07-27
On July 27, 2026, well-known online blogger Lu Kewen pointed out that China's finances can hardly sustain current pension expenditures and predicted that they would inevitably be cut across the board in the future; shortly after the remarks were published, they were taken down and deleted by the platform.
2026-07-23
On July 23, 2026, Sanlian Life Weekly's WeChat official account published an in-depth report on the fall at the Saige mall in Xi'an — merchants fined tens of millions of yuan jumping off the building — and the article was ordered deleted by internet regulators just 3 hours after publication.
2026-07-22
On July 22, 2026, Zhang Enhui, Secretary of the Changchun Municipal Party Committee, presided over an enlarged meeting of the Municipal Party Committee Standing Committee. The official communiqué stated that the city's economic development is currently facing "unprecedented difficulties and challenges."
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2026-07-21
When the CCTV-affiliated account “Yuyuantian” posted photos of the South China Sea standoff, it re‑edited the image to erase the “Chinese People's Armed Police” label on the loudspeaker; after netizens raised doubts, it opened a comment highlight.
2026-07-21
On July 21, 2026, netizens noticed that Yuanyuantantian, a new media account under CCTV, deliberately erased the Chinese Armed Police markings on a loudspeaker when it published official propaganda images of a maritime standoff in the South China Sea. After facing questions from netizens, it turned on comment selection.
2026-07-18
In July 2026, an online public opinion risk alert issued by the Chinese Communist Party's Shenyang Dadong District Cyberspace Administration was exposed. Officials listed a public service advertisement on shopping mall big screens supporting a stray dog tortured and killed in Jieyang as a political risk being hyped overseas, and ordered a comprehensive investigation and removal.
2026-07-14
Southern Weekend reported on July 14 about the dispatch, equipment failures, and command failures before the collapse of the Liulan Reservoir in Guangxi, revealing long-standing hidden dangers. The report was quickly deleted by censors after its publication.
2026-07-14
On July 14, 2026, Southern Weekly published an investigative report revealing inside details including the gate motor failure before the breach of Liulan Reservoir and the station chief calling the mayor 11 times without getting through; after causing a huge sensation, the report was deleted and banned across the entire internet within 24 hours.
2026-07-14
On July 14, 2026, a netizen in Fujian posted a video on a short-video platform exposing that a fire hose at a fire safety facility he inspected had severely aged and dried out to the point of being unusable. After a fire in Jinjiang drew attention, the video's comment section was urgently blocked.
2026-07-11
On July 11, 2026, a warm-hearted person from Ningxia drove 2,000 kilometers to deliver several thousand jin of supplies to disaster-stricken Hengzhou in Guangxi, but was refused by officials and forced to distribute them to victims on the spot; the related livestream was promptly banned by the platform.
2026-07-11
On July 11, 2026, a domestic projector seller posted an equipment test video, only to face a large number of netizens using the projected slogans for politically metaphorical interaction; after the seller urgently stated its refusal, the comment section was quickly cleared.
2026-07-10
On July 10, 2026, a philosophy blogger posted a video explaining theories from Lenin's State and Revolution, such as using violent revolution to smash the state apparatus. After it quickly went viral and spread widely, the comment section was swiftly emptied and banned.
2026-07-09
In July 2026, the gender-irony viral term “Sanshuai,” a satirical coinage by male netizens, and related deconstruction topics were jointly censored, blocked, and banned from search on mainstream domestic social platforms including Douyin, Xiaohongshu, and Weibo.
2026-07-02
Police stated that the Yanpeng case is being processed, and Xi'an Saige Mall is still in operation; relevant media reports were pointed out to have low readership or could not be viewed.
2026-07-01
At midnight on July 1, Zheng Yuhuang received notifications from various short video platforms that all of his thousands of short video accounts created over the past few years were banned and cleared to zero.
2026-07-01
A video celebrating the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party, posted by the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League on QQ Zone, was blocked by Tencent on the grounds of "violating national policies and regulations."
2026-07
Netizens in the Guangxi disaster area say local signal is abnormal, disaster-related videos are being censored.
2026-07
After Lu Kewen publicly discussed the pension gap in China and the issue of pensions for those inside the system, his Weibo account was 404'd.
2026-07
As the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) celebrated the 150th anniversary of its founding, the Communist Youth League Central Committee posted a related video on QQ Zone, but it was banned by Tencent CEO Ma Huateng.
2026-07
A father posted a video of his daughter playing with the traditional bamboo cicada toy, captioned "the best toy under 10 million," and Huawei filed a complaint on the grounds that the video disparaged and mocked the company and infringed on its right to reputation; the video was taken down.
2026-07
In July 2026, Tencent QQ Browser added the "Teacher Li Is Not Your Teacher" social accounts, Telegram bots, and the rights-defense project website exposing cross-border repression and excessive working hours to its blocklist, prohibiting access.
2026-06-29
On June 29, 2026, rights-defense users who had reported that the Juxiaohua and Yikoudai platforms withheld loan funds and triggered a blow-up revealed that Henan's Daxiang News had been instructed by its superiors to stop following up on the story; previously, report videos published by Henan's Metropolitan Report and Shandong's Life Help had also been deleted and taken down across the entire web.
2026-06-21
A delivery driver posted a selfie video expressing his desire to represent the nation's more than 14 million delivery riders in running for the National People's Congress. Following widespread attention, online rumors emerged that he has been silenced and banned.
2026-06-19
On June 19, 2026, a Chinese independent bookstore in Paris, France promoted the screening of the FIRST Best Documentary "Youzi Crossing Log" on social media; afterwards its Xiaohongshu account was permanently banned and its WeChat promotional article was taken down.
2026-06-17
On June 17, 2026, a host of Henan Radio and Television's Elephant News posted a so-called video about respecting every frog and its well, drawing a flood of sarcastic comments from netizens mocking it as brainwashing and dumbing-down rhetoric; shortly afterward, the video's comment section was urgently cleared.
2026-06-16
On June 16, 2026, several Douyin video creators reported that the image-and-text videos they had made advocating a two-day weekend and an eight-hour workday were subjected to platform throttling, set to be visible only to themselves, or taken down outright after being published.
2026-06-15
On June 15, 2026, a finance blogger on the Douyin platform was muted and banned for 30 days by the platform for posting a debate video discussing Hayek's The Road to Serfdom and reflecting on the drawbacks of centralized planned economy.
2026-06-13
On June 13, 2026, it was reported that netizens found that when searching for the satirical code word "Ready Player One" referring to the national leader on the second-hand trading platform Xianyu, the search results had been cleared and could no longer be displayed.
2026-06-12
The historical film about Taiwan, The Battle of Penghu, has faced a total speech restriction on Douban: the public short-review and long-review discussion sections under the entry have been completely closed, and users’ “Want to See” and “Have Seen” marking buttons have also been hidden.
2026-06-12
On June 12, 2026, a tech content creator on Bilibili revealed that a video in which the brand was not mentioned and the footage was blurred was hit with a lawyer's letter from Red Magic and taken down, questioning whether relevant smartphone makers are using the Cyberspace Administration of China's online review guidelines as a pretext to suppress independent oversight.
2026-06-11
OpenAI reported that it banned two sets of China-linked accounts that used ChatGPT to generate posts and images, attempting to influence debates on US artificial intelligence and tariff policies.
2026-06-10
During the escalation of the Chongqing dog abuse protest incident, netizens revealed that a local pet hospital treating abused pet dogs for free had been questioned by police, and the hospital's related social media accounts were immediately restricted from posting publicly, sparking public doubts about an official cover-up and stability maintenance.
2026-06-10
According to online reports, a person inside the system revealed that, in response to the public opinion fermentation triggered by Chongqing citizens' protests against dog abuse and police on-site violent law enforcement, the relevant propaganda competent departments held a meeting to intervene and instructed the three major mainstream online platforms to block and delete related content in order to lower the heat of the incident.
2026-06-10
Multiple Chinese netizens reported that after publicly posting on social platforms such as Xiaohongshu to voice support for the protests against dog abuse in Chongqing and to follow the police's law enforcement, they had their accounts banned by the platforms and even their mobile devices locked, sparking protests over excessive platform bans.
2026-06-10
On June 27, 2026, CCTV issued a statement protecting its exclusive broadcast rights for the US-Canada-Mexico World Cup, banning the distribution of clips. Subsequently, the social media accounts of well-known football fan influencer "Tuiqian Ge" ("Refund Bro") and others were punished with platform bans for posting match footage.
2026-06-09
On June 11, 2026, the Sina Weibo platform banned and removed an interview video of gaokao students and related search topics concerning raising the statutory age of sexual consent to 18.
2026-06-04
On June 4, the 37th anniversary of the June Fourth incident, a netizen posted that three people spent a total of 192 yuan on a meal, but a WeChat group payment of 64 yuan could not be transferred, leaving them to eat the loss themselves, and complained that the Commies were making a big fuss.
2026-06
When sharing overseas about shaking hands with Xi Jinping, KMT Chairperson Cheng Li-wun described his hands as "soft as clouds." The related remarks and the word "clouds" were subsequently thoroughly scrubbed (404ed) across the mainland Chinese internet.
2026-06
In June 2026, online information revealed that the Cyberspace Administration of China had issued an order demanding a comprehensive interception and ban — covering clips, text, and audio/video — on the special video program about Wang Hongwen produced by Chai Jing.
2026-05-26
On May 26, 2026, the Sina Weibo account "Xianzi and Her Friends" of Xianzi, the feminist activist who had publicly accused CCTV host Zhu Jun of sexual harassment, was formally banned by the platform on the grounds of violating laws, regulations, and the community convention.
2026-05
In May 2026, a tourist complained to a local culture and tourism official account about the hygiene of concert seats but received no response and was subsequently blocked. After leaving a comment in the comment section, the tourist was reported for infringing on reputation rights, resulting in restricted account functions.
2026-04-16
On April 16, 2026, Pan Shiyi published a long essay titled “My Reflection,” in which he said that China’s real estate sector over the past 30 years bore the characteristics of a Ponzi scheme. The article was subsequently taken down.
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2026-04
In an interview on the French web show The Bridge (hosted by his Real Madrid teammate Tchouaméni), Mbappé was asked about the funniest meme of himself. He said it was the one where someone put his face onto a photo of “a Chinese dictator,” adding that he often sends it to friends while playing video games. The show later edited in a composite image of him and Mao Zedong. Multiple media outlets report that the interview was recorded in April this year, and clips spread on platforms such as Reddit and X starting October 26.
2026-03-19
The Douyin influencer "Chigua Mengzhu," who gained popularity by interpreting "Dream of the Red Chamber" from the perspective of "mourning the Ming and opposing the Qing," saw their follower count briefly soar to 5 million before being banned across all platforms on March 19.
2026-03
The blogger "Chigua Mengzhu," who gained popularity for controversial topics such as Ming and Qing history, the theory of Western pseudo-history, and the "mourning the Ming" interpretation of "Dream of the Red Chamber," and had over 5.5 million followers on Douyin, saw their accounts banned across multiple platforms in March 2026 after stopping updates at the end of 2025. They stated that this caused them to lose their source of income.
2026-01-24
On January 24, the Political and Legal Affairs Commission's official newspaper Legal Daily reposted a video from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs rebutting UN experts' "forced labor" remarks. Hundreds of netizens sarcastically mapped it onto their own experiences of working overtime, and the comments section was subsequently cleared out, leaving only emojis.
2026-01-24
On January 24, a netizen had their account banned for publishing a post containing Xi Jinping's latest taboo nickname "diormywhoo".
2025-12-31
Zhao Wei appeared in the Hongyin livestream room of the Menglong Winery and interacted with the host; about 10 minutes later, the livestream feed was cut off and banned.
2025-12-08
On December 5, well-known Little Pink blogger Lu Kewen published an article titled "China Is Preparing for War Against Japan" on his WeChat public account, claiming that China has already begun systematic preparations at the levels of public opinion, legality and military force, and that China and Russia are capable of handling a two-front war; the article was subsequently taken down, and on December 8 his WeChat public account was banned.
2025-12-03
In December 2025, the Cyberspace Administration of China announced that Hu Chenfeng had long posted so-called "Android people" and "Apple people" remarks on multiple platforms that "incited group confrontation," and that the relevant accounts on each platform had been closed.
2025-11-29
After the short film was released, it drew mockery from netizens and was subsequently taken down by CCTV.
2025-11-16
Recently, a blogger on Douyin used official reports as source material to expose insiders and connected personnel at China Mobile, China Telecom, China Unicom and China Broadcasting Network who illegally issued SIM cards and became the hidden hands behind telecom fraud. The video was reported and taken down by the carriers on the grounds of reputation infringement.
2025-09-30
On September 30, after Zhejiang Propaganda published an article criticizing Hu Chenfeng, Hu Chenfeng's accounts on all platforms were banned, officially wiping him off the internet.
2025-09-30
On September 30, Zhejiang Propaganda published an article criticizing Hu Chenfeng, pointing out that he uses worship of the foreign to dissolve consensus, exploits young people's anxiety to harvest consumers, and uses extreme emotions to distort values. Previously, Zhang Xuefeng had already been criticized for shaking the foundations of the state.
2025-09-16
In late September 2025, influencer Hu Chenfeng's accounts on multiple platforms including Weibo, Douyin and Bilibili were banned or shut down.
2025-08-04
On August 4, China's Cyberspace Administration announced the investigation and handling of a batch of so-called accounts that maliciously bad-mouthed companies, and HarmonyOS Smart Life (Hongmeng Zhixing) subsequently issued a statement in response to the relevant complaints.
2025
In 2025, a Bilibili video blogger claimed that historians and political figures fabricated the history of the Tang Dynasty from 618 to 907 AD by forging astronomical and calendar records. The topic spread on platforms such as Weibo, and the blogger's account has been banned.
2024-12-03
In a speech at the end of 2024, Gao Shanwen expressed sensitive views on the cyclical bubbles, consumption structure, actual growth rate, and future low growth of the Chinese economy. The speech was subsequently banned, marking his final public address.
2024-11
Sima Nan's accounts on multiple platforms have stopped updating. According to foreign media reports, he was banned from posting for one year, with the specific reason not disclosed.
2024-08-05
In August 2024, the Institute for Cross-Strait Urban Planning at Xiamen University published an article suggesting that Beijing should establish a Central Taiwan Work Committee as a shadow government as soon as possible to comprehensively prepare for the takeover of Taiwan. The article was subsequently deleted from the entire Chinese internet.
2024-07-30
In late July 2024, Lao Dongyan, a professor at Tsinghua University's Law School, published an article openly questioning the network number and network certificate system that the Ministry of Public Security and the Cyberspace Administration of China plan to introduce, arguing that it is essentially the normalization of Health Kit surveillance. The article was swiftly wiped out across the entire internet.
2024-07
Two years ago, a scandal broke in China over industrial tanker trucks being used to carry edible oil. The account of Han Futao, the reporter involved in the coverage, was deactivated, and the related movement-tracking lookup feature was taken offline.
2024-06-23
On June 23, economist Ren Zeping posted on Weibo that when the economy is under pressure, taxes and fees should be cut, people should be allowed to rest and recover; taxes are generated through development, so water should be released to raise fish and full effort should be made to boost the economy. The Weibo post was subsequently deleted.
2024
In 2024, Weibo big V Li Ji publicly reported Jiang Ge's mother Jiang Qiulian for suspected donation fraud. Subsequently, an official notice concluded that the relevant accusations were inconsistent with the facts, and his Weibo account was banned by the platform for 180 days.
2022-04
In April 2022, Douyin banned the account of influencer "Russian Nana" (Na Yina) on the grounds of "abusing platform props" and "impersonating a fake persona." CCTV.com previously published a commentary on this.
2022-03-01
On March 1, 2022, Jin Xing posted on Weibo about the Chained Woman of Xuzhou and the Russia-Ukraine war, calling for opposition to the war. The post was subsequently blocked, and her account was banned.
2021-08-30
On August 30, 2021, the Chinese Academy of History published a lengthy article publicly naming Gao Xiaosom, systematically cataloging his remarks on Chiang Kai-shek, the Xi'an Incident, the Yasukuni Shrine, and other topics, and classifying them as "historical nihilism"; around the same time, programs such as Xiaosom's Talk could not be searched normally on some platforms.
2021-07
After a French court rejected the extradition of Huang Youlong, Zhao Wei was completely banned across the entire mainland internet, with her social media accounts suspended and multiple film and television works removed.
2021-02
Li Zheng and Liu Zhuo reviewed the channel's growth over the past year and the demonetization suppression it suffered during the Chinese New Year special live stream, thanked the tea friends for their silent support and donations, and showed the comics and calligraphy works gifted by tea friends.
2020-07
A bamboo toy went viral for mimicking the "wow" sounds from the audience as Yu Chengdong unveiled the AITO M9; related videos were hit by concentrated complaints from Huawei's consumer business and some works were taken down, after which sales of the bamboo cicada toy rose.
2018-04-11
In the early hours of April 11, 2018, ByteDance founder Zhang Yiming published an open letter regarding the permanent shutdown of his Neihan Duanzi app, saying the product had gone down the wrong path, contained content inconsistent with the core socialist values, and had not properly implemented guidance of public opinion.
2018-04-10
The high-traffic app Neihan Duanzi was ordered to shut down permanently due to improper content management, and founder Zhang Yiming subsequently issued a public apology letter.
2017-04
During the interview, Voice of America demanded that the line be pulled, cutting off Guo Wengui's live broadcast, and subsequently placed the reporter who took part in the interview on administrative leave.
2016-02-28
The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) has legally closed the Weibo account of Ren Zhiqiang, who had nearly 37 million followers, on the grounds of "continuously publishing illegal information."
2016-02-28
Ren Zhiqiang publicly questioned the requirement that media sponsored by the Party and the government must bear the Party's name. Subsequently, his Weibo account, which had more than 30 million followers, was shut down, and he was given the punishment of probation within the Party.
2015-03-10
Minister of Human Resources and Social Security Yin Weimin introduced the gradual delayed retirement policy at the Two Sessions press conference. That evening, CCTV's "Two Sessions 1+1" made it a key topic, and Bai Yansong explained it on the program as an inevitable trend whose benefits outweigh its drawbacks.
2014-10
On the occasion of the 101st anniversary of the birth of Xi Zhongxun, Xi Yuanping published a reminiscence article titled “Beautiful Woodlands” in the Shenzhen Special Zone Daily, recounting the love story with his wife Zhang Lanlan and accompanied by a photo of the two together; the article was subsequently reported to have been ordered deleted across the entire network.
2013-10-01
On October 1, 2013, Xia Junfeng was buried on the seventh day after his death; his family went to the Shenyang Memorial Cemetery, and besides relatives and friends, hundreds of netizens came to see him off; the authorities blocked and deleted related news.
2009-07-07
From the evening of July 7, 2009, Fanfou suspended its service under the impact of the Urumqi riots, and was subsequently closed for a long period, until the page could be opened again only in November 2010.
2009-06-18
In April 2009, China demanded that Google remove from the google.cn homepage the link leading to google.com, but the request was refused; on June 18, the Internet Society of China issued a notice condemning Google for disseminating obscene, pornographic and vulgar information, while CCTV's Xinwen Lianbo and Focus Report criticized it in succession, and Google was temporarily cut off.
2009-01
After Yang Jia was executed, his mother Wang Jingmei opened a blog on Sina. Her first post wrote of the grief of losing her son. The blog was soon forced to close. Ai Weiwei cited this case in a blog roundtable discussion in January 2009 to illustrate the power of individual voices, and how afraid the authorities are.
2005-03-16
On March 16, 2005, the Tsinghua Network Center blocked access from off-campus, and the Shuimu Tsinghua BBS was converted into an on-campus-only system, leaving 82.3% of its former off-campus users unable to log in; on April 14 the servers were taken over by the university, and on April 19 the station affairs committee resigned en masse.
2004-09-13
Yitaohutu Forum, one of China's largest campus forums, was shut down by Peking University because it was flooded with political commentary and active discussions about the Sun Zhigang case.
2003-08-19
Bai Yansong resigned from his positions as producer of News Meeting Room, China Weekly, and Time and Space Link because he felt that the producer role made his expression mediocre and led to self-censorship, while retaining his role as host.
2001
At the 2001 annual meeting of CCTV's "Tell It Like It Is" program team, a satirical comedy short, "Division of the Family in October," was produced, in which colleagues openly mocked Bai Yansong's rationalizing, brow-furrowing, preachy style by remixing Soviet films and their character names.
1993-05-01
“Oriental Horizon” officially went on air, and Bai Yansong, from a temporary planner, was pushed in front of the camera, ushering in a period of public opinion supervision later known as the “mini spring” of CCTV news.