Archive of content related to Heilongjiang.
On November 5, anti-corruption slogans such as 'Sweep away white maggots' and 'Beat corrupt officials' were spray-painted on a brick wall on a street in Heilongjiang.
On November 4, multiple locations in Qitaihe, Heilongjiang, burned straw simultaneously, causing large amounts of smoke to drift into residents' homes. The contributor claimed the burning was organized by the local government. Several students from Qitaihe No. 9 Middle School and No. 9 Primary School were taken to the hospital by ambulances; the cause has not been verified. On the same day, the local government issued a notice stating that it was orderly promoting the burning of straw at forest edges.
On October 30, the government of Beilin District, Suihua City, Heilongjiang Province, reported that a man surnamed Jiang, born in 2004, requested to leave the military multiple times after enlisting in March this year because he could not adapt to military life. He was dismissed on April 24, fined 61,051 yuan, had his household registration permanently marked for refusing military service, was banned from further education or traveling abroad for two years, was barred from being hired as a public servant, and was placed on the list of serious defaulters of national defense obligations.
On October 29, a gas station in Bayan County, Harbin, Heilongjiang, saw a rush to buy fuel due to the diesel shortage affecting many regions, leading to conflicts among truck drivers over refueling quotas. Gas stations across the country have successively introduced diesel rationing policies, and multiple similar disputes have already occurred.
On October 29, a Wenjie car rear-ended a truck in Harbin. The front of the vehicle slid under the truck's cargo bed, the windshield was shattered, and the front part of the roof was severely deformed.
A traffic accident victim in Mudanjiang, Heilongjiang posted online asking for help, saying the vehicle that hit them fled the scene, the police did not retrieve surveillance footage, and the community refused to issue the certificate needed for surgery, leaving them with nowhere to turn.
On October 26, a netizen in Heilongjiang filmed a video showing farm machinery and vehicles queuing up at a gas station, stating that diesel fuel is currently extremely hard to come by.
Recent chat records from the Qian Xuesen class of the Automation Department at Harbin Engineering University show that a counselor, dissatisfied with the class's grades, told students they are not qualified to be refined and should not shower every day, demanding that they study at all times except for one cultural and sports activity per month, and said he would check the daily routines of students with low grades.
On October 20, a blogger in Heilongjiang posted a video in which an elderly man recalled that during the production team era, grain deliveries to the state took up half or even more of the harvest, and that with many children at home there was never enough to eat. The video sparked discussion among netizens about the public grain system and rural pension benefits, with many recounting their experiences of grain shortages in those years and the illness and death of relatives.
Harbin Institute of Technology and other institutions published a study in the Journal of Hazardous Materials, screening cerebrospinal fluid samples from 91 subjects in Harbin who self-reported no history of occupational pesticide exposure, and detected a total of 20 pesticide-related compounds; biphenyl was detected in all samples, and 6 triazole components were also found. On October 18, a blogger posted a video introducing the study.
According to China Digital Times (CDT), twenty students in Harbin were disciplined by their school for using a VPN to circumvent the Great Firewall. It is reported that these students were investigated and punished by the school after being reported by their classmates. This incident reflects the prevailing culture of snitching on Chinese campuses, where internet surveillance and reporting mechanisms are further weaponized, and students face increasing risks of disciplinary action for accessing overseas information.
A delegation from Heilongjiang visited Iturup Island, which is occupied by Russia, and Japan's foreign minister said this was unacceptable. The incident sparked diplomatic attention and controversy.
Ma Bo, a petitioner from Jiamusi, Heilongjiang, reported that while petitioning in Beijing he was beaten and both of his legs were fractured. After his assault case was dropped, he has applied for prosecutorial supervision.
China and Russia held a joint cross-border infectious disease exercise near Fuyuan, Heilongjiang, which included a joint cross-border response to imported plague.
Taiwanese singer Cyndi Wang held a commercial concert at the Harbin International Convention and Exhibition Center Stadium, and told the audience during an interaction that both going on stage and going down into the audience seats require prior approval.