On November 11, the PLA Daily published several core articles by Jiao Shaobo and others, which completely omitted the 'Two Establishes' and the 'system of overall responsibility by the Chairman of the Central Military Commission,' instead emphasizing 'seeking truth from facts' and the experience of the Zunyi Conference.
According to a blogger, the CCDI raided Wang Zhonglin's home in Jinan on November 11, and his family members were subsequently taken away.
The Wall Street Journal revealed that the CCP demanded that US and Russian leaders only read from prepared scripts and not speak freely during their upcoming speeches at the IPAC summit, a request that was rejected by the US.
Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson Zhang Han criticized the DPP authorities at a press conference for adhering to a stubborn pro-independence stance and setting obstacles for cross-strait tourism exchanges, stating that they will inevitably face a backlash from public opinion.
The New York Times exclusively reports that Jensen Huang and Kimberly Powell, Vice President of NVIDIA Healthcare, had an extramarital affair, potentially involving a conflict of interest.
The New York Times reports that Jensen Huang is having an extramarital affair with Kimberly Powell, the Vice President of Healthcare who reports directly to him.
A large number of early-retired employees gathered in front of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) Hunan Branch to protest, expressing dissatisfaction with the significant reduction in their early retirement benefits and the failure to pay their social insurance and housing provident fund in full.
The CCDI dispatched over fifty personnel to raid Wang Zhonglin's four residences in Beijing, Wuhan, Jinan, and Zaozhuang on the same day.
Former President Tsai Ing-wen quoted Lo Ta-yu's song "Childhood" in a Facebook post to respond to criticisms, emphasizing her commitment to safeguarding Taiwan's future during her tenure, which drew widespread support and likes.
Former President Tsai Ing-wen responded to remarks made by Lo Ta-yu. Instead of demanding an apology, she mentioned the classic song 'Childhood' and emphasized the importance of leaving a better Taiwan for the next generation and the significance of pension reform.
After the murder of Melbourne delivery rider Feng Jianming, members of a WhatsApp group advocating for him reported that police visited their parents' homes in China. Another member received a call from 110 (Chinese police) questioning them about details regarding an offer to help create posters.
On November 11, The Wall Street Journal reported that Nvidia's board of directors is preparing to remove company founder and CEO Jensen Huang, as he has been exposed for involvement in two extramarital affairs, with one of the individuals suspected of being a Chinese spy.
On November 11, the State Taxation Administration disclosed that the actual individual income tax collected from offshore trusts in October exceeded 120 billion yuan, driving a year-on-year increase of nearly 90% in national individual income tax revenue for that month. Currently, cumulative declarations have exceeded 160 billion yuan.
Megaspeed, a Singaporean company co-founded by Kang Wei and his wife, has become an Nvidia cloud partner and is suspected of shipping servers equipped with Nvidia chips to China. The US and Singapore are investigating its related business, while the company denies violating export controls.
On November 11, the Dutch investigative media Follow the Money reported, based on about 50 leaked documents from Jinan University in 2022, that the United Front Work Department commissioned the university to build an "Overseas Chinese Intelligence Big Data Platform." The platform uses AI and 50 web crawlers to collect data on scholars, business people, and influencers in 10 key countries to screen targets for propaganda and analyze the networks of key figures in Taiwan's chip industry, including the technical director of Tianzhao Technology.
After a student died, a large number of family members gathered at the gate of the Zhanjiang Economic and Technological Development Zone Experimental School to defend their rights, accusing the school of delaying notification to parents and shirking responsibility by claiming the 'child fell on their own'.
A PPT from the Southeast University Medical School circulating online shows that out of 236 freshmen enrolled, only 133 remain, a dropout rate of 43.6%. In Medical Imaging, 6 out of 21 remain, and in the 5+3 integrated clinical program, 39 out of 86 students transferred out. Some students claim that in their freshman year, the class size dropped from over 30 to 14.
On the afternoon of November 11, an unknown gas leak occurred at a chemical plant in Haibowan District, Wuhai City, Inner Mongolia. The gas spread, causing widespread coughing among nearby residents. Officials later explained it as a harmless gas.
On November 11, in the top-ranked lobby of the "Random Skyblock Survival" multiplayer map in NetEase's Minecraft, a large number of political criticism books appeared, documenting the June 4th crackdown, the White Paper Movement, and demands for Xi Jinping to step down.
On November 11, Reuters reported that Northwestern Polytechnical University purchased two Nvidia H200 chips, which are restricted by the U.S., through a supplier in October for 874,700 yuan and leased computing power, exposing loopholes in export controls.
An incident involving an excavator demolishing a building to demand unpaid wages occurred at the Fengdong Administrative Service Center in Xi'an, sparking widespread attention online.
On November 11, Jimu News reported that the Dongguan First Hospital affiliated with Guangdong Medical University deducted 10,304.50 yuan from an attending physician's performance pay because a patient had outstanding fees. Since June, the hospital has implemented a new regulation requiring medical staff to collect overdue payments and deducting department performance pay proportionally.
On November 11, it was reported that information regarding Guo Shize, a former director of a unit under the PLA Strategic Support Force and a cyber security expert, could no longer be found on the list of academicians on the official website of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
On November 11, former UK parliamentary researcher Cash gave his first interview to the BBC after being acquitted, providing chat logs and denying espionage charges, claiming he was a scapegoat for intelligence agencies.
Guo Shuqing, Vice Chairman of the NPC Financial and Economic Affairs Committee, wrote an article in 'Social Security Review' stating that the average monthly pension for urban and rural residents of about 260 yuan is far from sufficient to maintain basic living standards. He suggested allocating funds from ultra-long-term special treasury bonds and local special bonds for subsidies, and urged the prompt initiation of inheritance and gift tax legislation to supplement pensions. In March 2025, he and 33 other representatives submitted a legislative proposal.
On November 11, The Wall Street Journal reported that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met Huang Le through the introduction of her husband, Kang Wei, who had claimed his wife was Jensen Huang's personal assistant.
U.S. officials suspect that Huang Le may have been recruited by Chinese intelligence agencies due to her proximity to Jensen Huang. Taiwan has revoked her entry permit and is investigating her multiple trips to Taiwan to meet with him.
On November 11, merchants at multiple hardware and building materials wholesale markets in Zhaotong, Yunnan, closed their businesses on a large scale. Hardware, pipe, kitchen and bathroom, and building material shops along the streets pulled down their rolling shutters, with merchants stating they feared 3C certification inspections. Similar inspections have previously been carried out in Sichuan, Anhui, Henan, Jiangxi, and other regions.
On November 11, a large number of retired employees from the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) gathered in front of the ICBC Hunan headquarters to protest and defend their rights.
On November 11, Taiwan's National Immigration Agency confirmed that it had issued the notice for supplementary documents, stating that according to the Act Governing Relations between the People of the Taiwan Area and the Mainland Area and the Regulations Governing Permits for Mainland Residents to Visit Taiwan for Tourism, applicants who engage in words or deeds that belittle Taiwan may have their permits denied or revoked, and that the request for supplementary documents in this case is in accordance with the regulations.
On November 11, Limin Road Primary School in Wuhu, Anhui Province, issued an inquiry notice to purchase an AI teaching research system for a maximum of 24,000 yuan. The system is intended to regularly generate a list of students requiring attention, displayed with their names and avatars categorized by emotional tags, and supports facial recognition binding and classroom recording. The bid opening is scheduled for November 18.
On November 11, German media reported that the German Ministry of Defense confirmed it would stop using Chinese-made drones previously approved for target practice and training, switching to European products. The decision was based on military, information, and data security risk assessments. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed opposition to discriminatory practices against Chinese products, and DJI had previously denied that its products pose security risks.
A Xiaohongshu blogger currently looking for work posted a satirical take on the 2026 job market. The post received 33,000 likes and nearly 2,000 comments, with netizens sharing their own job-hunting struggles, such as fresh graduates being required to have experience, 37-year-olds being deemed too old, and women being questioned about marriage and childbirth.
Recently, a Douyin influencer posted a video claiming that students were not released from school until 9:50 PM, with the school gate brightly lit and crowded with people. The caption read, 'If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I wouldn't have believed it.' Netizens left sarcastic comments and recalled similar experiences.
Recently, a professor at a Grade-A hospital in Shanghai posted a video titled "My Graduate Student Has Become a Veterinarian," stating that his star pupil had become completely disillusioned with the medical profession and had instead obtained a veterinary license.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is seeking a third term, sparking controversy over whether this violates the FIFA statutes, which limit the presidency to three terms.
On November 11, 2026, the Xi'an Zion Light Church, which has been established for nearly forty years, issued a prayer appeal via the internet, requesting outside prayers and forwarding for their nearly seventy-year-old overseer, Pastor Gao Quanfu, and the church's situation.
Recently, multiple netizens in Shenzhen posted on Xiaohongshu and Douyin that their companies, in order to comply with the two-day APEC holiday, are requiring employees to use their annual leave to offset the time off. Those who have no annual leave left for this year are being asked to deduct it from their 2027 annual leave. Some in the comment section shared similar arrangements.
Recently, a class group at Suzhou City University issued a notice requiring students to sign up by noon on November 6 to confirm whether they will participate in the district-level People's Congress election on December 8, with the class monitor responsible for consolidation. Students registered in the school's constituency who cannot attend on the day of the vote may authorize a teacher or classmate at the school to vote on their behalf.
Recently, the China News Service announced the winners of the 36th China News Awards. The 'Xi Sayings' column won a first-place prize. Netizens mocked it in the comment section, calling it 'full of lies,' after which the comment section was scrubbed, leaving only 4 comments.
Recently, netizens shared photos of the autumn recruitment board at Gannan Medical University: Huangpu District, Shanghai, is recruiting one clinical doctor, requiring a master's degree in clinical medicine, with the salary column marked at 1950 to 2499 yuan per month, with the upper limit being lower than Shanghai's monthly minimum wage standard of 2740 yuan.
Recently, a store at Shenzhen MixC issued a notice stating that, in order to cooperate with the APEC 'Green Travel, Smooth Traffic' campaign, parking of e-bikes and bicycles will be strictly prohibited on surrounding roads. All employees are required to commute by subway or bus from November 11 to 21 to avoid having their vehicles seized.
On November 11, during the Chinese Youth Football League Men's U20 Championship playoff, the Zhejiang team made a comeback to defeat Shanghai Shenhua. A conflict broke out on the field after the match, escalating into a brawl involving weapons. Online reports suggest the incident was triggered by a ball boy taking a water bottle belonging to the Shenhua goalkeeper, which contained notes on opponents' penalty kick habits. Fans from both sides in the stands threw objects at each other and engaged in physical altercations, leaving one Zhejiang fan with a head injury who was subsequently taken away by ambulance.
On November 11, 'Sichuan Observer' released a science video stating that the physical crust on the surface of Danxia landforms is fragile and weathers faster if touched. The comment section was flooded with tens of thousands of messages, with netizens making sarcastic remarks such as 'Even the Forbidden City can be driven over by a Range Rover' and 'The leader drove an Optimus Prime over it,' the latter of which received over 200,000 likes in 4 hours.
On November 11, the Douyin account of Shandong News reported that a car hit pedestrians near a subway station in California, USA, resulting in 3 deaths. In the comment section, a large number of Chinese netizens listed domestic malicious incidents to mock the official media for only reporting good news and ignoring the bad.
On November 11, a netizen reported that when using NetEase Youdao Dictionary to translate English foreign media reports involving Xi Jinping and the closure of the Unirule Institute of Economics, the subsequent translation was directly blocked and not displayed.
On November 11, a large number of shops along the street near the Ganzhou Bus Station in Jiangxi closed their doors. Grid workers patrolled, knocked on doors, and repeatedly used loudspeakers to demand that the merchants resume normal business operations.
On November 11, BYD officially responded to reports from netizens regarding the wheel mismatch on the Tang EV, stating that specialized testing showed the affected vehicles do not have compromised handling and pose no safety risks while driving.
On November 11, when staff from the Disabled Persons' Federation in Anlu City, Hubei Province, visited disabled individuals, they left only simple snacks, including Magic Star instant noodles. The accompanying milk was taken away after photos were taken, sparking netizens' criticism of the performative nature of the visit.
On November 11, a netizen in Hubei posted a video exposing the village committee election scene in Lumatou Village, claiming that the election with over 3,000 votes was dismissed directly without them even voting or signing their names.