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Funeral flowers placed by netizens near Saige Mall were taken away by security guards, the people who delivered the flowers were surrounded by plainclothes men, and a delivery driver's phone orders were even checked.

A heavy police presence has emerged around Saige Shopping Mall, with officers stationed on overpasses, subway entrances, and other locations, and multiple police vehicles parked near the mall.

Police stated that the Yanpeng case is being processed, and Xi'an Saige Mall is still in operation; relevant media reports were pointed out to have low readership or could not be viewed.

A college student in Xi'an came to the front of Saige Mall, calling to "give the victim justice and give society fairness."

Merchant Yan Peng died in the incident at Xi'an Saige Mall; netizens reported that the mall cleaned the scene afterward and continued business.

It is rumored online that another person took their own life in the same manner at the Xi'an Saige Mall that night. The second deceased person is suspected to be a family member of Yan Peng, drawing large crowds of onlookers.

Despite Beijing's dense air defense network and strict low‑altitude control regulations, a small, slow aircraft with weak radar reflectivity still managed to breach the air defense grid and, after about 20 minutes of signal loss, crashed into the CITIC Tower.

Xi'an Saige Shopping Mall fined merchant Yan Peng 11.45 million RMB on the grounds of illegally splitting and selling shopping vouchers, and withheld and froze the merchant's payment for goods.

Citizens gathered near Xi'an Saige Mall to lay flowers in mourning for Yan Peng and demand clarification, with family members, SWAT police, and a large number of police officers present at the scene.

Family members of Yan Peng argue with the police, citizens clash with the police, and multiple people are forcibly taken away.

Xi Jinping delivered a speech on "daring to struggle and being good at it" at events commemorating the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

Hong Kong held events to celebrate the 29th anniversary of the handover, where participants wore uniform attire, waved national flags, and sang songs together.

China Action held a projection protest outside the Chinese Consulate in New York. Consulate security personnel were accused of pushing, punching, and grabbing equipment, after which the individuals involved sought medical examinations, reported the incident to the police, and filed complaints.

A video celebrating the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party, posted by the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League on QQ Zone, was blocked by Tencent on the grounds of "violating national policies and regulations."

Netizens filmed footage of the national flag hanging upside down at the Tianjin Wandaful International Building.

Xiamen Metro Line 1 in Fujian has launched a red special train, featuring a red song flash mob event inside the carriages.

Teacher Tutu posted that the involved aircraft once approached a Hainan Airlines 330 passenger jet heading to Capital Airport, which triggered a TCAS warning and climbed to evade.

The Shanghai Football Association issued an initiative urging fans to watch matches in a civilized and rational manner, proposing attention to attire in public places, fostering a deep sense of patriotism, and strengthening national identity.

Aviation blogger Tutu Laoshi posted a video stating that the pilot involved is another male around 60 years old, and the incident is related to personal romantic relationships.

The glass curtain wall on the 83rd floor of CITIC Tower in Beijing was breached, causing a fire. Rumors online suggest the aircraft involved may have turned off its transponder and deviated from its course. Building employees were urgently evacuated, and related news was heavily scrubbed on social media.