In response to 3C certification and quality supervision inspections, shops in multiple locations, including Ji'an, Shangrao, and Yichun in Jiangxi Province, and the Nanhu Hardware and Electromechanical Market in Changsha, Hunan, have pulled down their shutters and suspended operations. A merchant in Jiangxi stated that they received flyers in advance and are preparing to close for a week.
Following inspection operations, news of merchant closures has emerged successively from Chengdu's Jinfu Market, Haibawang Market, Hehuachi Market, Wu Kuaishi Market, Chengdu Trade City, and Kowloon Market. Netizens estimate that as of November 9, the closure rate has reached at least 98%.
On November 9, a banner was hung outside the No. 1 Billiard Club in Yanzhou District, Jining City, Shandong Province, protesting with the words: "State Grid bullies the people, functional departments fail to act, forced to sell house."
On the evening of November 8, after Chengdu Rongcheng missed out on the Chinese Super League title, some fans went to the team's training base to protest. Several police officers took a fan to a police car and detained them. Onlookers filmed the scene, questioned the legal basis for the enforcement, and demanded the person's release.
On November 8, merchants at a market in Chengdu kept their doors tightly shut. An on-site broadcast claimed that the market inspection was only targeting counterfeit and shoddy goods, accusing some merchants of following rumors and closing their shops, which disrupted business order, and demanded that everyone reopen for business. Netizens in the comment section expressed that they did not believe it.
On November 7, animal rights activists displayed large photos of Wangwang and flowers in front of Kintetsu-Nara Station in Japan, along with bilingual exhibition boards in Chinese and English, calling on China to enact laws prohibiting animal cruelty.
On November 7, the Pride Parade was held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with participants calling for an end to discrimination and violence against the LGBTQ+ community.
On November 3, a food delivery rider near Lanxi Road in Shanghai was stopped by traffic police while delivering food. Suspected of jumping into a river due to a fine, a large number of police, firefighters, and rescue personnel arrived at the scene to forcibly pull him ashore.
Recently, a Chinese veteran has been live-streaming for a long time while holding placards on social media, with slogans demanding that society attach importance to missing persons, opposing organ trafficking, calling for a crackdown on telecom fraud, and refusing blood draws for matching.
Drivers in the Xi'an public transport system chose to stop driving in protest after six months of unpaid wages, sparking concern over the phenomena of social insurance suspension and wage arrears in state-owned enterprises.
On November 1, residents in Nagoya, Japan, held an anti-animal abuse march, carrying portraits of Wangwang, a mother dog who was brutally killed in Jieyang, Guangdong, at the end of June this year, along with her puppies. A Wangwang-themed advertising truck was also present, with Japanese slogans on its body calling for an end to taking lives due to human selfishness.
On the night of October 31, during Halloween in Hangzhou, internet celebrity Feng Ge appeared at Hubin Yintai IN77 and was subsequently taken away by police.
On October 31, residents in Sydney, Australia, held a rally to support "Wangwang," a stray dog, and her puppies who were brutally killed in Jieyang, Guangdong. Participants brought their pets to the scene, with banners demanding justice for Wangwang, accountability for the abusers, and the criminalization of animal abuse.
On Halloween, October 31, a netizen at a certain location displayed a slogan: 'I want a two-day weekend, basic dignity, and true peace.'
On October 29, a netizen discovered that a merchant was showing support for Wangwang on their menu while ordering food on a delivery platform.