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On the afternoon of October 30, Sina Securities posted on Weibo that the three major indices had all turned red. The topic "A-shares pulled up in the afternoon" trended on search, sparking mockery from netizens.

Online reports claim that after an only child in Shanghai inherited 200 million yuan from her parents, her husband of only one year filed for divorce citing incompatibility and walked away with tens of millions in assets, sparking heated public debate over inheritance provisions in the Civil Code.

On October 12, Weibo top influencer Li Ji, who has been repeatedly embroiled in controversies, published a long post officially announcing his plan to quit the internet, and many netizens in the comments section applauded this.

According to a post by the X account "Orange," a netizen submitted that Ren Zhengfei's youngest daughter Yao Anna was found threatening in Weibo comment sections, "One phone call from me and I can have your whole family killed, whether it's the police or the underworld," sparking discussion among netizens.

On the evening of September 16, after dining at the cafeteria, students at Zhizhi Middle School in Dongdaihe New District, Suizhong County, Huludao City, Liaoning Province, suffered collective vomiting and diarrhea. According to the receiving hospital, more than 80 students sought medical treatment. Official notices stated that the incident was acute gastroenteritis caused by improper cooking and food handling in the cafeteria. Some parents revealed that the principal said only 7 yuan of the meal fee would be refunded. Several parents went to the school to protest, but school officials did not come forward to respond.

Anna Yao, daughter of Huawei's founder, attended a public event in Beijing on September 14 and released promotional photos, after which she sparked controversy online over her remarks.

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.

A netizen from Zhejiang shared a video of sisters reuniting at an airport. The younger sister grew up in Taiwan, while the older sister was raised as a child bride in mainland China, with a six-year age gap. The video prompted netizens to compare living conditions across the Strait and interpret the words and actions of the elders.

Rumors circulate that Yao Anna posted saying the screenshot of threatening comments attributed to her was maliciously photoshopped and absolutely not posted by her herself; at the same time, a large number of accounts claimed that the screenshot's IP location did not match her actual location, proving it was photoshopped, with debunking and counter-debunking tearing at each other online.

In September 2026, at a Jam Hsiao concert, the kiss cam caught a female audience member refusing to kiss her boyfriend and then kissing the girl next to her; afterward, the man in the shot tried to kiss another man and was also rejected. Jam Hsiao joked, "Is anyone listening to me sing?" The clip spread widely online, and those involved later said they had been joking.

One hour after saying he would not say more, Sun Yuchen reposted "My Girlfriend Jing Tian" again and published a new short essay explaining turning off the lights and expressing the hope that Jing Tian's life would not be affected.

After netizens turned Zhang Xiaoquan nail clippers into meme images related to Justin Sun's article, Zhang Xiaoquan was listed as a "concept stock," and its A-share price rose by more than 11% at one point when the market opened on August 28.

Zhong Shu, host of the podcast 'A Single Tree Does Not Make a Forest', went viral online after interviewing director Christopher Nolan. The interview showcased a depth of civilization and philosophical contemplation, and was praised by netizens as Nolan's best interview over the years.

On August 5, netizens shared content about taking children to participate in a summer red-themed live-action experience program, which included segments of children simulating a charge and collectively singing red songs, sparking public discussion about radical red education.

A photo of a rare 'Jinping Tongbao' coin found at an antique market was exposed on the X platform, sparking widespread online discussion and parody.

A couple in Hubei had their young daughter proclaim in a video that traditional Chinese dietary principles are superior to Western nutrition and that protein should be rejected, drawing criticism from netizens over childhood malnutrition and extreme health-cult misconceptions.

On November 28, the official Douyin account of Nantong Culture and Tourism commented "Which young master got high?" under a Douyin video about the sealing of drug-use records. This remark attracted nationwide attention and heated discussion, causing the official account's follower count to surge rapidly from 355,000 to 2,545,000 in a short period.

Big Fifty-Cent Sima Nan publicly questioned Pan Shiyi and Ren Zhiqiang over suspected benefit transfers and the embezzlement of state-owned assets, slapping them with the "Pan-Ren-Mei" label.

On the evening of December 23, 2009, a large poster outside Zhang Ziyi's home in Beijing was splashed with ink. The following January, socialite Zhao Xinyu came forward claiming a grudge with Zhang Ziyi, and brought Shanghai businessman Mr. A into the picture.