Archives of content related to Inner Mongolia.
On the afternoon of November 11, an unknown gas leak occurred at a chemical plant in Haibowan District, Wuhai City, Inner Mongolia. The gas spread, causing widespread coughing among nearby residents. Officials later explained it as a harmless gas.
On November 9, multiple netizens in Inner Mongolia drove to the entrance of PowerChina Sinohydro Bureau 1 to demand payment for engineering projects. Netizens in the comments section and bullet screens posted messages such as "bring the excavator" to show their support.
On November 7, the job fair at Inner Mongolia Normal University was packed with people. A large number of job-seeking students held their resumes high to submit them, and the venue was completely jammed. A female netizen claimed that the same HR representative told her they didn't want women, and then told a male student they didn't want men.
On November 6, a netizen in Henan posted multiple videos alleging that China Chemical Engineering Third Construction Co., Ltd. is in arrears and refusing to pay workers' wages at the Baotou Xinte Silicon project in Inner Mongolia; the netizen discovered they had been blocked after sending messages demanding payment to the company's official account.
On November 3, a woman in Inner Mongolia took her child to demand unpaid wages from China Petroleum Pipeline Bureau No. 2, was driven away, and subsequently posted a video accusing the company of wage arrears.
On November 2, police in Saihan District, Hohhot, reported that a netizen surnamed Wang had been administratively detained for posting false information regarding the Shengle International Airport on social media and disrupting public order. The police did not disclose the specific content of his remarks, leading netizens to question and demand to know what exactly he had said.
On October 30, the WeChat video account of the General Office of the Inner Mongolia Government released a video on Xi Jinping's Party building ideology, stating that the first criterion for selecting outstanding young cadres is whether they are loyal to the Party and preventing 'political two-faced people.' In the comments section, many netizens emphasized loyalty to the people and putting the people first.
On October 29, a netizen posted a video accusing the Hulunbuir Army Border Defense Force border project (Heimeng project), for which the CSCEC Sixth Division is the general contractor, of long-term wage arrears for migrant workers since construction began in 2020. The project has long been completed, but workers have repeatedly failed to receive their pay and are now speaking out online, pleading with the competent authorities to supervise the matter.
On October 29, workers at the standard factory building project of the New Energy Industrial Park in Hohhot Jinshan High-tech Zone, contracted by Shanxi Electric Power Construction No. 3 Co., Ltd., were unpaid. Multiple workers used vehicles to blockade the project gate to demand their wages.
The Haibowan Branch and Wuda Branch of the Wuhai Public Security Bureau in Inner Mongolia carried out “distant-water fishing” against a Beijing entrepreneur — recovering assets before filing a case — involving 9.9 million yuan. The person involved has奔波 six years and won lawsuits repeatedly, yet the Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau has kept the money and still has not returned it.
Recently, a parent picking potatoes in Inner Mongolia posted a video showing their child sound asleep inside a plastic bucket in the potato field, drawing sarcastic comments from netizens in the bullet screen.
On October 20, the School of Economics and Management of Inner Mongolia University invited Officer Wang of the Hohhot Public Security Bureau to give an anti-circumvention lecture to faculty and student representatives, demanding that private circumventing of the Great Firewall and the dissemination of circumvention channels be eliminated. The lecture claimed that exposure to harmful foreign ideologies endangers national security, and warned that violators would face school disciplinary action, administrative penalties, and even criminal liability.
On October 17, a netizen posted a video exposing severe water accumulation inside the makeshift tents where potato pickers in Inner Mongolia live, with several workers sleeping on mats on the ground surrounded by filthy water, drawing widespread public attention.
Xi Jinping went to Ulanqab in Inner Mongolia for an inspection. No military personnel in uniform were seen accompanying him during the trip, sparking speculation outside China that his military power is slipping away.
Xi Jinping traveled to Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia for an inspection, while foreign media reported that the trip was intended to secretly meet with key officers of northern defense forces to plan troop deployments.