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On November 8, a netizen in Jiangsu posted a public exposure that a school was charging each student a 3 yuan "patriotic movie" viewing fee. The netizen criticized this as forced consumption and charging for patriotic education.
Around November 6, the official media outlet "Changge Toutiao" released a video showing a patriotic program at a local school sports meet opening ceremony, where students held signs for various provinces and responded "Here!" when "Taiwan" was called out. Netizens in the comments section sarcastically remarked, "How is this not a way of winning?"
On November 6, the University of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences established the School of Obscure Studies in Beijing to research over a dozen ancient ethnic scripts, including Old Turkic, Tangut, Khitan, and Jurchen, as well as oracle bone inscriptions and bamboo/silk manuscripts. The university stated that this would provide academic support for the long-term stability of border regions, and Vice Dean Zhao Rui described it as a concrete measure to implement the discourse of Xi Jinping.
On November 4, a netizen posted a video showing a group of primary school students in Shandong standing up in a classroom and loudly reciting, 'You can kill or hack us, but if you fear death, don't be a Communist,' sparking widespread questioning and concern among netizens.
The police station's case acceptance receipt stated intentional injury, but no forensic injury assessment was commissioned, and the investigation was terminated in less than a month on the grounds of no illegal facts.
On November 1, a Weibo blogger posted a Xinhua News Agency report about record-high egg prices in Japan. Netizens left comments mocking the state media for caring about the livelihoods of other countries, and referenced the old meme of Taiwanese people mocking mainlanders for being unable to afford tea eggs.
On October 31, a blogger posted a clip from the TV series 'War of Faith' featuring a character delivering monologues such as 'The Communist Party was born to create a new world' and 'Only the Communist Party can save China.' The comment section was immediately flooded with phrases like 'Slap her in the mouth' and 'Beat her to death.'
A report released by the US network analysis firm Graphika indicates that the China-linked 'Spamouflage' network is impersonating US voters to spread divisive content ahead of the midterm elections.
On October 30, the WeChat video account of the General Office of the Inner Mongolia Government released a video on Xi Jinping's Party building ideology, stating that the first criterion for selecting outstanding young cadres is whether they are loyal to the Party and preventing 'political two-faced people.' In the comments section, many netizens emphasized loyalty to the people and putting the people first.
On October 29, CCTV published an article claiming that the second season of the Japanese drama 'VIVANT' is a 'political tool disguised as art,' dismissed the explanation from the president of TBS as 'sophistry,' and demanded that they face history, sincerely repent, stop airing the series, and apologize to the Chinese people.
On October 29, the official account of the Ji'an Media Center in Jiangxi Province released a video showcasing a 'scenario-based ideological and political class' in Jinggangshan, where students ate Red Army meals. Interviewed students stated that it was hard to imagine the life of the Red Army and that they should cherish the present even more.
On October 29, at a meeting of the Theoretical Learning Center Group of the Jinggangshan University Party Committee, Party Secretary Luo Xubiao demanded strengthening the governance of unauthorized use of software for circumventing the Great Firewall, regulating and guiding student self-media accounts and online communities, and ensuring "early detection, early assessment, and early disposal" of public opinion involving the school. He also emphasized that campus media must reflect the will of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The meeting studied Xi Jinping's discourses on ideology, building a strong cyber nation, and news and public opinion work.
On October 28, The Information reported that the latest models from DeepSeek and Moonshot AI are suspected of using output from OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra for distillation training. In September, OpenAI traced distillation activities that began in July to individuals associated with Moonshot AI. Anthropic stated that it has reduced the data acquisition for distillation attacks against Claude by approximately 90% to 99%.
On October 28, the Hong Kong Security Bureau released a picture book titled "Anzai and Xiongza: Little Citizens Defending National Security." The bureau plans to distribute it to over 900 kindergartens and public libraries across Hong Kong by the end of the year, accompanied by children's songs and school workshops to promote the concept of national security. Secretary for Security Chris Tang stated that the picture book helps young children cultivate a sense of national identity and law-abiding awareness from an early age.
Recently a primary school student wore a red scarf on his head and imitated a rapper singing, drawing criticism from netizens who accused him of desecrating the red scarf and demanded an apology. In the end the student recorded an apology video, saying that after being educated by his parents he had come to recognize the sacred nature of the red scarf.