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On November 10, netizens reported that a high school student at Guilin Guidian Middle School in Guangxi was disciplined by the school for privately bringing a camera to film classroom footage and uploading it to social media. The homeroom teacher notified the parents, labeling the student's behavior as a "cognitive problem," and sent a photo of the student being "educated" in the office.
On November 3, the Guangxi Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision announced that Deng Guofu, former Party Secretary and President of the Guangxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences and a hybrid rice expert, has been expelled from the CCP and is under investigation. He had been engaged in hybrid rice breeding for nearly 40 years, resigned as a member of the Guangxi CPPCC at the end of January this year, and was placed under investigation at the end of May.
On October 31, multiple workers at the CCCC "Lianfa Heyue Dongfang" project construction site in Chengzhong District, Liuzhou City, Guangxi, used vehicles to block the construction gate to defend their rights. A loudspeaker at the scene played a loop of "CCCC Third Harbor Engineering, pay back our hard-earned money."
On October 29, two teenagers in Guangxi entered a local police station armed with hammers and iron rods and smashed a seized motorcycle.
On October 29, a student at Bobai County No. 5 Middle School in Yulin, Guangxi, died abnormally on campus. The school claimed the student jumped to their death and stated that the surveillance camera in the area was broken.
Following the student's death on October 29, the family of the deceased gathered outside the gate of Bobai County No. 5 Junior High School at night to burn paper as a form of rights defense; multiple students claiming to attend the school questioned the claim that the surveillance cameras were broken, stating that they had never encountered obstacles when requesting to view footage in the past.
On October 29, a netizen in Guangxi posted a video showing two teenagers entering a police station with hammers and iron bars to smash a seized motorcycle. Netizens in the comment section generally applauded the act.
On October 21, Wuzhou No. 7 Middle School in Wuzhou, Guangxi responded to an incident on the evening of October 16 in which a teacher stopped senior-year students from leaving the school and shouted “I’ll drive over and kill you,” saying the teacher had been criticized and educated for improper emotional management, that the students kept provoking, and that the video circulating online had been cut off at both ends, refusing to provide the full video. The Wuzhou Municipal Education Bureau said it had clarified the course of events and would strengthen disciplinary guidance for individual students.
On October 21, several workers in Lingui District, Guilin, Guangxi who are owed wages by Xinglin Chengtou held banners outside the company's door to defend their rights. The banners bore slogans such as "You owe money and won't pay, with no regard for whether others live or die," and they accused the company of lying flat and failing to act in resolving its debt.
On October 20, dozens of workers in blue work uniforms gathered in front of the gate of Guangxi Baise Tianyang Nanhua Paper Co., Ltd., chanting slogans such as “Defend our interests, we want compensation” in unison. The poster said the company is a subsidiary of the Yangpu Nanhua Group and was transferred to a third party without informing or compensating the employees.
On October 20, a netizen posted a video claiming that more than three months after the floods in Hengzhou, Guangxi, desilting and rescue work in some affected towns still mainly depends on civilian volunteer teams. The home of an elderly person living alone was buried in mud and sand, and after clearing it alone for three months he had only dug out a small portion; lonely elderly residents are still coming forward to ask for help.
Circulating images show several students placing fresh flowers next to the entrance and exit of the Guangxi University metro station to mourn the student surnamed Ning, who fell to his death.
On October 19, a video circulated online showing members of the Nanning Blue Sky Rescue Team in Guangxi wearing uniforms and shoulder lights, standing watch and patrolling the Yongjiang First Bridge at night and chanting the slogan "Public welfare guarding the bridge, rescue by your side." Netizens questioned whether the root cause of people jumping off the bridge should be addressed.
On the evening of October 17, Guangxi University announced that a student surnamed Ning had died in a fall from height, saying it had fulfilled its duties of education and management, and warning that it would deal with the fabrication of false information and malicious hype in accordance with the law, without specifying what the alleged false information was.
On October 16, blogger “Yulie Qige” conducted an undercover investigation of multiple osmanthus processing factories and street stalls in Yangshuo, Guilin, Guangxi, finding large amounts of sulfur powder and sulfur-burning bowls used to fumigate osmanthus outdoors, and said that almost every household in the area is engaged in production. He reported the sulfur raw materials, samples, and video evidence to the local public security authorities, after which law enforcement officers rushed to the scene to crack down on the illegal processing sites and collect evidence.