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On November 6, in a classroom at Anning Huaqing Middle School in Kunming, Yunnan, a biology teacher required the entire class to balance their open textbooks on their heads while taking a dictation test, claiming it was to prevent cheating. This has been criticized as suspected disguised corporal punishment.
On November 5, a netizen in Yunnan posted that a patient at a hospital skipped a bill of 558.7 yuan upon discharge. A notice in the work group stated that the department staff should split the cost, and the medical staff eventually paid the full amount out of their own pockets. The netizen questioned the hospital's practice of shifting losses onto staff.
On November 1, multiple homeowners at the Guorui Huating residential complex in Lijiang, Yunnan, gathered at the sales office to collectively defend their rights, demanding that relevant leaders come forward. Homeowners stated that after the delivery of phases one and two, they discovered that there were only 390 actual parking spaces, despite the planned 1,080.
On October 31, 'Xiaoxiao Xu,' a young man from Zhaotong, Yunnan, invited netizens to his wedding under the theme of an 'orphan's wedding.' Netizens from across the country attended and promoted the event, which was praised by Xinhua News Agency, Shenzhen TV, and others. After the wedding, netizens compared his content to that of influencer Daidai, questioning whether the wedding was team-planned and casting doubt on his claim of being an orphan.
On October 27, a food delivery rider in Yunnan collapsed on the ground and began seizing. Other delivery riders steadied his electric scooter and went over to check on him. A netizen filmed the video, saying that without blurring it, the scene might be completely invisible.
On October 25, a netizen posted a video saying they went to an aid station in Kunming, Yunnan to seek help. After showing their ID card, they were questioned by staff about their intentions. Their request for winter clothes and food was refused with "There's no food, and we don't have clothes yet," and they received no supplies at all.
On October 25, police determined that Ma, the village party secretary of Luoyi Village, Luliang County, had threatened the personal safety of others and fined him 600 yuan. However, the penalty notice listed his workplace as "none"; the town government confirmed that he concurrently serves as the village secretary and village director.
On October 24, Mr. Hu, an environmental blogger in Qujing, Yunnan, stated that after he exposed pollution issues in Luoyi Village, Luliang County, he received a threatening call from someone claiming to be a villager, who threatened that he would "die right here." After reporting it to the police, he learned that the caller was the village Party secretary, surnamed Ma.
On October 23, a netizen posted a video claiming that the Yunnan flower trading market was suffering from severe low-price involution and aggressive price squeezing, and that a flower grower appeared to have suffered an emotional breakdown; medical workers arrived at the scene to provide treatment and transferred the person on a stretcher.
A netizen submitted to [Niuma.ICU] claiming that the Chuxiong Power Supply Bureau of Yunnan Power Grid frequently forces overtime with no overtime pay; public holidays that are not taken automatically expire; wages of grassroots and outsourced employees have barely risen in over a decade and are often deducted; and there is a stark polarization in treatment between those with connections and everyone else.
Xinhua News Agency announced personnel appointments: Wang Jinjian, former secretary of the Yangzhou Municipal Party Committee in Jiangsu, has been transferred across provinces to serve as a member and standing member of the Yunnan Provincial Party Committee, seen as Li Qiang laying groundwork in advance at the local level.
A student at Yunnan Vocational and Technical College of Communications in Chenggong District, Kunming, Yunnan, went missing after being sent by the school to an internship placement. The family repeatedly approached the school with no result, and recently held a banner displaying the child's photo outside the school gate to search for the person, getting into a dispute with police.
Data released on October 18 showed that the college planned to recruit 1 person for the admissions and employment management position, and in the end 6746 people completed payment, with a competition ratio of 6746 to 1.
According to information posted and published by Twitter user @GFWfrog, slogans or graffiti explicitly mentioning the characters "64" have appeared inside a Kunming metro station. The incident has drawn online attention, and related images show the sensitive number appearing on public facilities.
On October 18, the application data for the "enrollment and employment management" position at Yunnan Communications Technician College showed that the post planned to recruit 1 person, with 9,310 applicants; according to the final data released by Yunnan Huatu on September 14, 9,194 people passed the review, 6,746 completed payment, and the competition ratio reached 6,746 to 1.