Recently, a graffiti of Winnie the Pooh wearing a tie appeared on a classroom blackboard at a college in Beijing, with the words "CCP Member" and "Mr. Winnie" written next to it. A netizen submitted the photo to expose the incident.
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."
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.
Zhang Naixian, an independent film director in Beijing, was taken away from his home by multiple police (Public Security) officers on the evening of July 1 for posting satirical comments about the authorities on the X platform. His family later received a criminal detention notice for the crime of picking quarrels and provoking trouble issued by the Haidian Branch.
Around June 28, 2026, after a light aircraft struck CITIC Tower in Beijing, posters appeared at the gate of Air China's flight training base, listing the ten major crimes of Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping and calling for anti-CCP, anti-dictatorship resistance.
On January 24, a netizen had their account banned for publishing a post containing Xi Jinping's latest taboo nickname "diormywhoo".
On December 5, netizens discovered that after “Diao Maihu” and “She Japan,” Weibo was also circulating euphemisms for Xi Jinping such as “i in ing,” “she dripping,” “shejumping,” and “skipping,” and that these had already been automatically indexed by the algorithm into search suggestions.