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Two individuals, the account owner and the video producer who previously exposed management issues at the old campus of Liaocheng No. 3 Middle School in Shandong on Douyin, were taken away by police for questioning on November 5 and ordered to stop posting any content related to the school. Previously, students had complained about excessive time spent at school and insufficient rest time.
On November 3, the management of Changsha Martyrs Park responded that the clothing and swords were anime props, adding that they do not recommend visitors wear Japanese-style clothing in the park and will advise them to leave as soon as they are discovered.
On November 3, during an online patrol, the Rongchang Public Security Bureau in Chongqing discovered individuals insulting each other. Upon visiting their homes, they confirmed that both parties were minors and provided them with criticism and education.
A netizen was monitored by WeChat and summoned for a 'tea' talk that same night after discussing cosplaying as 'Da Bai' (COVID-19 health worker) for Halloween in Shanghai.
On November 1, a woman wearing a costume of a character from "Demon Slayer" and holding a prop katana was posing for photos in Martyrs Park, Changsha, Hunan. A passing man scolded her, asking, "Don't you know Chinese characters?" After receiving complaints, staff persuaded both individuals to leave, and the police subsequently provided educational intervention to both parties.
Recently, students at Dongguan No. 5 High School spontaneously formed a 'Long-Haired Men's Club.' On the day of its founding, over 100 students attended the gathering, most out of curiosity. After the gathering, the initiating students were punished by the school, and comments on related content have become invisible.
On October 31, during a Halloween event in Defu Lane, Xi'an, someone cosplaying as a 'Dabai' (PCR worker) was stopped by the police. The police demanded they remove the costume on the spot and reportedly registered the individual's identity information.
On October 30, at Hubin Intime in77 in Shangcheng District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, a netizen cosplaying Ultraman Tiga was taken away by several patrol police officers.
On October 30, Beijing nightclub PILLBOX issued an entry notice stating that due to on-site safety and comprehensive technical reasons, themed costumes, cosplay, masks, and headgear are prohibited. Any form of Halloween activity is banned both inside and outside the venue, and those who do not comply will be denied entry. Another nightclub, DADA, also reminded customers not to wear Halloween outfits.
Cai Kangyong appeared on Wang Weizhong's exclusive interview show, openly admitting that his commercial activities in mainland China were forced to halt and resulted in massive losses, while expressing that he is doing fine and doesn't care about his reputation.
Recently, a supermarket at Zhongnan University of Economics and Law covered the portraits of Kylian Mbappé on Dongpeng 'Bu Shuila' beverage bottles, placing black eye masks over the player's face on the packaging.
On October 29, the official website of the Zhejiang Conservatory of Music published an article introducing the theme class meetings held from September to October. The former Drama Department incorporated online speech and conduct into disciplinary education, covering all 16 classes, with complete records and photos of the class meetings archived.
On October 29, a Weibo user posted on behalf of another, stating that a student was reported during a scholarship evaluation because they had photoshopped a Christmas hat onto their social media profile picture last year.
On the evening of October 29, a screenshot of a notice stated that it was relaying a teacher's requirement to prohibit the posting of text or images related to Western holidays such as Halloween and Christmas on social media platforms, and warned that being reported during the scholarship evaluation period would result in direct disqualification.
On October 25, Bilibili uploader "Feng Ge Wangming Tianya" posted a video of more than 20 minutes documenting his day-labor experience in Majuqiao. During his livestream that afternoon, officers from the local police station came to his door, interrupting the broadcast. He had previously said he would be detained after posting the video, and was preparing to cut a "green version."