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On October 30, multiple coal miners at Chuxin Mining in Bijie City, Guizhou Province, clashed during a demand for unpaid wages, leaving one person collapsed on the ground.
On the evening of October 3, Mr. Huang's car ran out of fuel at the Qianxi service area on the Guiqian Expressway, only a little over 20 meters from the gas station. His request to buy a small amount of loose gasoline was refused by the employee on duty, and he ended up spending 350 yuan to call a tow truck to move the car to the gas station. On the 7th, the station apologized, saying that emergency fuel drums were kept on site and that fuel could be obtained simply by signing and filing a report, and that the person on duty that night was a new employee who had been on the job for two weeks and was unfamiliar with the procedures.
On Sep 18, netizens exposed chat logs showing a physics teacher at Dafang No. 2 Middle School in Bijie, Guizhou, sexually harassing a female student. The victim continued to be harassed after explicitly refusing, and has now reported the incident to the police. On Sep 19, the local police station, education bureau, and discipline inspection commission confirmed they have intervened in the investigation. The school stated that the teacher involved has been removed from his post.
A September 11 notice from the National Commission of Supervision and the Ministry of Finance mentioned that during the tenure of Wu Shenghua, former Party Secretary of Bijie, Guizhou, the outstanding debt balance rose instead of falling, with the 2024 debt resolution task completion rate at only 20%, ranking last in the entire province. He once said, "The debts were all incurred by my predecessors — why should I be the one to pay them back?"
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.
On July 1, in Bijie, Guizhou Province, migrant workers demanded unpaid wages and defended their rights at the site of a Sinohydro Bureau 9 project over wage arrears.
On April 22, before a basketball game began, the Basketball Association of Nayong County in Bijie, Guizhou, had players hold up a banner reading "Victory may not belong to Nayong County, but Taiwan certainly belongs to China," while the host shouted "National unification is the trend of the times, and the treasure island will surely return to the motherland's embrace." Netizens questioned that the game had nothing to do with Taiwan's return.