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Recently in Beihai, Guangxi, an elderly person was seen riding a tricycle adorned with a five-star red flag and a portrait of Mao Zedong, its body covered front and back with slogans pledging support for the CCP Central Committee, threatening Taiwan independence, and promising that after reunification the people's government would pay wages and pensions; the scene was captured by netizens.
On September 16, the homeowners association of Phase II of Xinghai Mingcheng in Beihai, Guangxi held a vote-counting box opening ceremony. Due to residents not participating in the vote, the scene faced strong boycotts. Residents immediately questioned the staff for staging a self-directed performance, exposing that the election process involved no voting and was purely a fabricated formality of public will.
On September 16, when the homeowners committee of Xinghai Mingcheng Phase II in Beihai, Guangxi opened the ballot box and read out the vote counts, an owner questioned on the spot that a vote had appeared even though they had not voted, accusing the committee of staging the whole thing and strongly resisting it.
On September 11, netizens exposed the extremely primitive accommodation and bathing environments at the junior high department of Hepu No. 4 Middle School in Beihai, Guangxi. Dozens of students are crowded into a single large dormitory, relying only on a few ceiling fans during the sultry summer. The washing and bathing facilities are old and damp. The so-called improvement in conditions consisted only of installing a door in the bathhouse, sparking public concern.
After the dormitory conditions at the junior high school division of Hepu No. 4 Middle School were exposed on September 11, some netizens said in the comments that local middle schools in Hepu have dorm rooms with 20 to 30 people squeezed into one room, and students can only take cold showers.
The Beihai Procuratorate in Guangxi has officially indicted Pastor Jin Mingri and eight other pastors and co-workers from the Xi'an church on charges of fraud and illegal business operations, marking a continued crackdown on religious faith groups by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
On July 1, 2026, Chinese Human Rights Defenders released a report disclosing that authorities in Beihai, Guangxi seriously infringed on the right to defense in the prosecution of the Beijing Zion Church case, obstructed lawyers' access to case files, and that pastoral staff such as Wang Lin and Wu Qiuyu face prolonged detention and harsh detention conditions.
Police in Beihai, Guangxi, took away Pastor Kim Myeong-il on suspicion of the crime of illegally using the information network. Kim Myeong-il said that a total of 18 people were taken away, some of whom were released on bail pending trial, while 8 remain detained.