Haikou · Full chronicle and history

On the morning of October 20 in Haikou, Hainan, a reporter from “Live Broadcast Hainan” went to the Hainan Yong’an Education and Training Center to verify complaints from students who had paid fees for years without receiving their correspondence-course bachelor’s degree certificates. After showing identification, the reporter was still shoved and punched by staff of the institution, and the camera was snatched and smashed. Reporter He Jiangzhou sustained multiple lacerations on his hands, and the interview was cut short.

On October 17, in Haikou, Hainan, an HNA Crowdsourced delivery rider collapsed at the elevator entrance of the Yuhe Jiayuan residential compound while delivering an order and had already lost vital signs when discovered; netizens mourned with deep sorrow in the comments section.

According to a report by China Newsweek on October 10, local authorities in Haikou said the man who kicked an autistic boy has been given 10 days of administrative detention and a fine of 1000 yuan. The boy was found uninjured after an examination, and police have visited the family to comfort them and promised to strengthen education to ensure safety.

On October 8, in Haikou, Hainan, a 9-year-old autistic boy was kicked out of an elevator by a strange man while returning home alone after buying a drink. The child did not tell his family afterward. The family learned about it from a neighbor, and when they confronted the man, he even pulled out a knife. Fearing retaliation, the family decided not to pursue the matter further and demanded that the man move out of the residential compound.

On September 17, students at Hainan Commercial School reported extreme military training intensity, including 6 laps of frog jumps, 500 squats, and long-distance running daily, which continued even in the rain. Multiple students suffered leg injuries and were unable to walk after training, and some students chose to drop out as a result.

On September 10, 2026, a conflict between urban management officers and vendors occurred near Hairui Cultural Park in Haikou City, Hainan Province, attracting a large crowd of onlookers.

On September 5, 2026, because the school cafeteria owed suppliers as much as 730,000 yuan in unpaid food bills, several suppliers gathered outside the gate of Changmao Garden School in Haikou, Hainan, holding banners to defend their rights and demand payment of the money owed.

On September 3, 2026, a severe fire broke out at a restaurant under renovation on Xiuying Avenue in Haikou, spreading throughout the entire building. Fire and rescue operations confirmed 6 deaths and 3 injuries.

A middle school in Haikou has been accused of requiring students to collectively watch a half-hour episode of Xinwen Lianbo every day during evening study sessions, as well as organizing a viewing of "First Lesson of the New School Year: Our Long March Road."

On September 2, 2026, a parent exposed the schedule of the high school division of Haikou City No. 4 Middle School, which shows that the school forces students to collectively watch a half-hour broadcast of Xinwen Lianbo during the evening self-study period, sparking public discussion.

On August 29, 2026, a gathering of workers demanding unpaid wages occurred at the Powerlong Marketing Center in Haikou, Hainan. Several workers were blocked by on-site security personnel, and during the incident one worker demanding wages suddenly fell into a coma from high blood pressure and was rushed to the hospital.

On August 22, 2026, a dispute over unpaid wages broke out at the Global 100 · Poly Exhibition Hall in Haikou, Hainan, where multiple workers collectively blockaded the office to defend their rights and demand their wages, and a number of police officers arrived on the scene for stability maintenance.

On August 5, it was reported that cargo owners at Haikou Xiuying Port had misdeclared tens of tons of hazardous chemicals as daily necessities, and employees who reported the matter were suppressed; the Haikou municipal joint investigation team subsequently announced that it had opened a case for verification.

In late June 2026, a labor dispute broke out at a China Minmetals 23rd Metallurgical construction project in Haikou, Hainan. Several construction workers, owed unpaid wages, gathered in protest in front of the site gate and used steel pipes to block the passage, preventing vehicles from entering or leaving.

On September 3, 2023, the Huawei Mate 60 Pro went on sale through all channels, with customers who had paid deposits picking up devices at stores, and queues appeared at stores in various places; Huawei did not release chip details, and the outside world interpreted this as a breakthrough of the US blockade.

The Haikou Intermediate Court issued an enforcement ruling, transferring the ownership of the real estate and vehicles under Shanhaiguan Company to the buyer, Guanyang Sitong Company, in accordance with the Civil Procedure Law, and handled the transfer of registration.