Anyang · Full chronicle and history

On November 10, netizens revealed that a BYD employee in Anyang, Henan, had been assigned 12 to 13-hour night shifts for several consecutive days. The employee collapsed and fell while riding a bike on the way home from work and is currently in the ICU. After the family applied for financial aid and requested an advance on medical expenses, the employee's corporate WeChat account was banned, making it impossible to log in and retrieve attendance and overtime records. The company has not processed the incident as a work-related injury.

According to a netizen submission, during the recent county-level People's Congress election in Anyang, Henan, government departments used household registration information to verify voter identities, allowing them to access personal information in the system backend and cast votes on behalf of voters without needing their ID numbers.

On September 14, at a construction site in Beiguan District, Anyang City, Henan Province, multiple workers whose wages had been delayed hung a banner reading "Return my blood and sweat money" at the site and used a megaphone to demand payment from the employer.

On August 5, a netizen in Huaxian County, Anyang, Henan, discovered that the names of all recipients in the subsidy payment table published by the local Talent and Employment Service Center had been blurred, raising public doubts about fake oversight.

In late July 2026, after the results of Henan Province's Three Supports and One Assistance recruitment exam were released, regular gaps of unusually high scores appeared in multiple test areas such as Anyang and Jiyuan, with the first-place scorer leading the second-place scorer by as many as 20 points, triggering strong suspicion among the vast number of examinees of leaked exam questions and fraud.