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09.23
2026

The 52nd G7 Summit Issues a Joint Statement Opposing the Change of the Status Quo in the Taiwan Strait by Force

The 52nd G7 Summit was held in France, and the meeting issued a joint statement opposing any unilateral attempts to change the status quo, especially opposing any attempts to change the status quo by force or coercion in the East China Sea, the South China Sea, and the Taiwan Strait.

Verified
09.22
2026

Chengdu Shengshijindu Estate Homeowners Protest Water Pollution and Defend Rights

On September 21, homeowners of Shengshijindu Estate in Chengdu's Tianfu New Area gathered to protest, accusing the developer of using banned techniques during tap water pipe construction, which polluted the water supply and threatened residents' health. After previous multi-party coordination failed, homeowners demanded a property refund on-site.

Reported
09.17
2026

Beihai Xinghai Mingcheng Homeowners Association's Fake Vote Counting Boycotted by Residents

On September 16, the homeowners association of Phase II of Xinghai Mingcheng in Beihai, Guangxi held a vote-counting box opening ceremony. Due to residents not participating in the vote, the scene faced strong boycotts. Residents immediately questioned the staff for staging a self-directed performance, exposing that the election process involved no voting and was purely a fabricated formality of public will.

Reported
09.14
2026

Xi'an Baqiao District Cuiping Bay Community homeowners arrested by police for protesting property fees

On the evening of September 12, 2026, homeowners in the Cuiping Bay community of Baqiao District, Xi'an protested against unreasonable property fee charges. Video from the scene shows the owners shouting "Is there any law?" before police used violent methods to maintain order and arrested several protesters. The incident was shared online by netizens, who accused the police of abusing their authority.

Reported
07.27
2026

100,000 Residents of Victoria Bay, Qingdao Gather to Demand Investigation into Auction of Supporting Land

Residents of Victoria Bay in the West Coast New Area of Qingdao discovered that land planned for a kindergarten and a community hospital had been mortgaged and auctioned off as industrial land. Since July 27, they have been gathering outside the residential complex, demanding that higher-level authorities intervene and investigate.

Reported
07.27
2026

Qingdao Property Owners Demanding Rights Cleared by Police, Some Taken Away

During a rights defense gathering by property owners at Victoria Bay, police set up human walls and privacy screens; that evening, some owners were cleared by police and taken away.

Reported
07.27
2026

Lu Kewen Claims China's Pensions Are Higher Than Those in Japan, South Korea, and France and Are Unsustainable

Lu Kewen posted that, excluding rural elderly, China's pensions are higher than those in Japan, South Korea, and France when calculated by the ratio of national income, and argued that this situation puts excessive pressure on public finance and will inevitably lead to comprehensive cuts in the future.

Reported
07.26
2026

Mudslide in Jiuzhaigou Forces Approximately 2,300 Tourists to Evacuate on Foot

Affected by short-term heavy rainfall, a mudslide occurred in Jiuzhaigou, Sichuan, causing road closures. Approximately 2,300 tourists had to leave their buses and trek several kilometers down the mountain in the dark through the landslide area.

Reported
07.01
2026

Average Monthly Pension for Urban and Rural Residents in China is 246 Yuan, Only One-Fifteenth of That for Employees

A Caixin interview cited data stating that as of the end of 2024, approximately 180 million urban and rural residents were receiving a basic pension, averaging 246 yuan per month; in 2024, the average monthly pension for urban employees was approximately 3,825 yuan, more than 15 times the former.

Reported
07.01
2026

North Korean Mobile Apps Support Payments, Ride-hailing, Food Delivery, and Online Banking

The Washington Post obtained two of North Korea's latest smartphone models, revealing that their official applications cover functions such as e-wallets, ride-hailing, food delivery, movie tickets, navigation, online banking, and pharmaceutical delivery.

Reported
07.01
2026

Beijing Adopts Countermeasures to Maintain Export Markets

The article states that Beijing has adopted measures such as retaliating against the EU's Net-Zero Industry Act, restricting foreign direct investment, and implementing export controls on rare earths to Japan to maintain its export markets.

Reported
07.01
2026

Officials Claim Tourists Safely Evacuated from Jiuzhaigou Mudslide with No Casualties

Official sources in Jiuzhaigou claim that tourists have been safely evacuated with no casualties, framing the emergency response as a "heartwarming protection" and "a narrow escape without incident."

Official claim
07.01
2026

Lu Kewen's Weibo account has been 404'd

After Lu Kewen publicly discussed the pension gap in China and the issue of pensions for those inside the system, his Weibo account was 404'd.

Reported
07.01
2026

North Korea's mobile phone users exceed 6.35 million with QR code payments becoming widespread

North Korea currently has over 6.35 million mobile phone users, with about 24 domestic mobile phone brands nationwide. QR code payments are already available on the streets of Pyongyang and at some roadside stalls.

Reported
07.01
2026

Staff at a market in Fangshan, Beijing, inspect meat vendors' knives

Staff at a market in Fangshan, Beijing, inspect meat vendors' knives to ensure they comply with regulations, are chained, and that their size and sharpness do not exceed standards.

Reported
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