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On November 6, a driver from Xi'an Xigao Bus Co., Ltd. posted a video stating that the company had not paid wages for half a year and had stopped paying medical insurance. He said he had no money for food and announced he would no longer drive, receiving support from many netizens.
On November 6, another employee of Xigao Bus posted that they discovered their medical insurance had been suspended while seeking medical treatment. The company had returned multiple employees to third-party labor agencies without prior notice, leaving the employee and their colleagues unable to work normally, and they are calling for relevant departments to intervene.
On October 31, during a Halloween event in Defu Lane, Xi'an, someone cosplaying as a 'Dabai' (PCR worker) was stopped by the police. The police demanded they remove the costume on the spot and reportedly registered the individual's identity information.
A student posted on the Baidu Tieba forum for Xidian University complaining about two international students sitting side-by-side on the stairs and blocking the way. The student was subsequently identified by the university's student affairs office, which contacted them to demand the post be deleted. The student questioned whether the university violated the privacy provisions of the Civil Code.
On October 31, the incident where a student at Xidian University was allegedly doxxed and summoned by the school to delete posts sparked widespread dissatisfaction among students and netizens, with related topics topping the Baidu Tieba trending list.
On October 30, in Beilin District, Xi'an, Shaanxi, a netizen cosplayed as Wu Jing to celebrate Halloween early.
On October 28, Northwestern Polytechnical University conducted nomination recommendations for NPC deputy elections, listing two proposed candidates. A student group notice stated that the candidates were determined by the school, and if there were no objections, classes would sign on behalf of the students.
On October 21, four schools of Xi'an Jiaotong University — Human Settlements, Chemistry, Frontier, and Chemical Engineering — jointly held a safety education lecture. Chang Shuai of the Security Department reminded students to be alert to the legal risks of circumventing the Great Firewall to access overseas websites, stressed fighting espionage, and called on them to consciously resist the infiltration of harmful information from abroad.
On October 20, the "Aerospace City Libang Rose Block" project of Xi'an Construction in Xi'an, Shaanxi was accused of withholding migrant workers' wages. On the day of handover, many workers gathered outside the project's gate holding banners reading "Give Us Our Hard-Earned Money" to protest and defend their rights.
On October 19, at a project site in Qujiang, Xi'an, Shaanxi, undertaken by Zhongtian Construction, several construction workers held banners to demand unpaid wages, playing through a loudspeaker "Shame on those who withhold wages, give us back our hard-earned money." Workers said they had been owed three months' wages, and their wage demands had been repeatedly delayed.
On October 19, the "Longfor Future Eye Yunhe Song" project in Chang'an District, Xi'an, Shaanxi was withholding project payments, and several workers held up banners at the project site in a rights-defense protest.
On October 17, outside the Phase I compound of Jinxiu Tianxia in Xi'an, Shaanxi, a food delivery driver knelt and kowtowed to a security guard after being stopped while making a delivery.
On October 13, Northwest University released the "Notice on Campus Network Security Management," placing circumventing the Great Firewall alongside phishing, high-risk viruses, and Trojans, stating that it will adopt technical means to detect and restrict such activity, demanding that faculty and students eliminate high-risk operations such as circumventing the Great Firewall, and claiming that normal internet access will not be affected.
On October 4, an employee claiming to be from BYD's second factory in Huyi, Xi'an, posted a photo of the words "Run Away Fast" written on a yellow pillar. Netizens in the comments section sarcastically called BYD a "blood-sweating steed" and a "sweatshop," while complaining about poor treatment and heavy exploitation.
On September 29, a first-year PhD student at Xi’an Jiaotong University posted that after applying to leave campus and go home from the evening of September 30 to the evening of October 7, the student’s advisor demanded that they find another cooperating advisor as soon as possible and removed them from the group chat, citing “incompatible research philosophies.” The leave request was not approved; anyone who leaves will bear the consequences, and the student was also required to clock in at the shared workspace on time.