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A shooting occurred at a street-level shop in Linping, Hangzhou, resulting in two deaths. The suspect, surnamed Ji, committed suicide while being surrounded that night. The police released the information 31 hours after the incident.
On November 11, the PLA Daily published several core articles by Jiao Shaobo and others, which completely omitted the 'Two Establishes' and the 'system of overall responsibility by the Chairman of the Central Military Commission,' instead emphasizing 'seeking truth from facts' and the experience of the Zunyi Conference.
Former President Tsai Ing-wen responded to remarks made by Lo Ta-yu. Instead of demanding an apology, she mentioned the classic song 'Childhood' and emphasized the importance of leaving a better Taiwan for the next generation and the significance of pension reform.
On November 11, a netizen in Hubei posted a video exposing the village committee election scene in Lumatou Village, claiming that the election with over 3,000 votes was dismissed directly without them even voting or signing their names.
On November 10, the CCDI announced that Liu Qitao, former chairman of China Communications Construction Group, has been expelled from the CCP for issues including seeking political capital.
Zhang Shengmin, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission and member of the Political Bureau, appeared on November 9 to give a lecture on the spirit of the Fifth Plenary Session.
On November 7, the CCP Central Committee officially issued a notice to comprehensively deploy the election work for delegates to the 21st National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), clarifying the number of delegates and the selection procedures.
On November 7, North China University of Technology in Beijing announced that in the Shijingshan District People's Congress representative election held the previous day, all 19,238 registered voters at the university participated, reaching a 100% turnout rate.
Xi Jinping went to the Zhongnanhai polling station to cast his vote in the Beijing district-level People's Congress election, with state media high-profilely promoting 'whole-process democracy'.
On November 1, the official Chinese Communist Party (CCP) authorized the release of a decision on several major issues regarding the persistent promotion of strict Party governance, sparking outside attention regarding a potential turning point in the political situation.
In November 2026, elections for local People's Congress representatives began across China. All candidates were pre-selected by the authorities, with their personal information and political platforms kept private, leaving voters with no knowledge of the candidates.
On October 16, Xi Jinping went to Ulanqab City in Inner Mongolia for an inspection, prompting outside readings ranging from pressure to maintain stability to a focus on data center construction.
According to a report by Radio France Internationale, the Chinese Communist Party journal Qiushi published a speech by Xi Jinping titled "Advancing Full and Strict Party Self-Governance with Higher Standards and More Concrete Measures" on October 15, 2026. The speech emphasized the necessity of advancing full and strict party self-governance. Outside analysts believe this move reflects Xi Jinping's concern over the phenomenon of "two-faced people" within the party, as well as his continued focus on political security.
The website of the CCDI and the National Supervisory Commission announced that Huang Qifan, former deputy secretary of the Chongqing Municipal Party Committee and mayor, is suspected of serious violations of discipline and law and is undergoing review and investigation.
Xi Jinping published an article in Qiushi magazine, sending a strong signal of a thorough purge within the Chinese Communist Party.