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.
On November 11, the PLA Air Force announced on its 77th anniversary that it has officially joined four overseas social media platforms: YouTube, X, Instagram, and Facebook.
On November 11, a netizen posted on social media that after being laid off, they applied for the same Ant Group outsourcing project again, only to be told that they must return the severance pay issued by the previous company before they could be hired.
On November 11, the large-scale Hong Kong adult exhibition MEGA FANS EXPO was suddenly cancelled two days before its opening. The ticketing platform KKday issued full refunds, citing issues with the performers' entry into the territory.
Japanese actress Mari Tachibana and her companions were denied entry upon arriving in Hong Kong and returned to Japan; the relevant actors subsequently deleted the related posts.
Xi'an internet police reported that three individuals were administratively detained, fined, and given disciplinary education for using AI to synthesize and spread fake videos, such as 'Terracotta Warriors operating excavators to destroy buildings,' to incite public sentiment.
On November 11, a netizen in Anhui accidentally clicked an ad link while using Mango TV. They received a phone call from the police demanding they go to the station to clear a 'warning,' and their phone was thoroughly inspected by officers for 25 minutes.
On November 11, a netizen in Guizhou posted a video reporting that their 90-year-old grandmother had her Douyin account permanently banned for allegedly engaging in gambling after she posted a selfie video on the platform.
On November 11, the Children's Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine equipped its doctors with safety shields. In a video, a doctor remarked that this move was necessitated by the current social environment.
On November 11, parents of students at Siyuan Experimental School in Yuexi County, Anqing City, Anhui Province, spoke out to complain that their children were injured by corporal punishment from a teacher last year, and the injuries have continued to recur a year later.
On November 11, a lawyer posted on Douyin disclosing a personality rights case involving a married man who concealed his marital status, and was subsequently ordered by the court to delete the post on the grounds that it was "likely to trigger public opinion."
On November 11, a 65-year-old tiler sent a job application message to a boss, humbly stating, "I am obedient and can endure hardship." The related voice message circulated online, sparking widespread social concern and sighs.
On November 11, JD.com's mobile phone best-seller list featured separate categories for 'gifts for boyfriend' and 'gifts for girlfriend'. The top three for boyfriends were Xiaomi, OnePlus, and vivo, priced between 2,500 and 2,700 yuan, while the top three for girlfriends were all Apple, priced between 5,599 and 9,699 yuan, leading to accusations of gendered marketing.
According to a report by Jizhou Studio on November 11, some college students are deliberately distancing themselves from classmates, avoiding discussions on hot topics, and refraining from posting on social media to prevent being reported, which could jeopardize their chances for postgraduate recommendation. One female student secured a recommendation spot by a margin of 0.01 points, only to be reported by her roommate the next day; teachers found no issues with her materials upon review. Counselors state that mutual reporting among students has increased in recent years, with most cases lacking substantive evidence.
On November 11, Shanxi Radio and Television's 'Hui Bangmang' program released a report on illegal land occupation by the Lan County Transport Bureau. The video trended on the Douyin Lyuliang hot list, but by the evening of the 12th, it was no longer accessible.
On November 11, former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton discussed the espionage controversy involving Jensen Huang on a podcast. She simulated a conversation between Trump and Xi Jinping, mocking Trump for being as gullible as he was with Putin, likely believing Xi's simple denial that "it's not true."
On November 11, the Changsha Evening News reported that Changsha Nanya Qiushi Middle School sent letters to the employers of its students' parents, requesting that the companies approve applications for time off, annual leave, or personal leave whenever work permits, stating in the letter: "Every day approved counts, and every half-day approved counts."
On November 11, a student at Shenyang Institute of Technology was penalized and had points deducted for wearing ear studs during a morning inspection. After the student posted a complaint on Douyin, they were subjected to repeated pressure via phone calls from their counselor, who threatened to take them to see the leadership. The original video was forced to be deleted.
On November 11, the Academic Affairs Office of Shanghai Jianqiao University announced that the school will hold an election for the turnover of People's Congress representatives on the morning of November 16, and the first and second classes of the whole school will be suspended.
On November 11, Chizhou University in Anhui released campus network usage guidelines, requiring real-name registration with one account per person. It strictly prohibits connecting to illegal overseas channels, accessing prohibited websites, or posting non-compliant content. All network activity is logged and traceable, with the account holder bearing responsibility for any violations.
On November 11, owners of the Fenghuang Rongjing residential community in Qingyang, Gansu, reported that the community still had no heating despite having paid the relevant fees. Many owners gathered in the indoor lobby of the community to defend their rights.
Recently, internet figure Prisoner A claimed during a livestream that when he left the U.S., he still had four informants. Now, their phones are disconnected, calls are answered by different people, and none of them can be reached, claiming that "not a single informant is left alive."
After Dongqiudi reported on the controversy surrounding Infantino seeking a third consecutive term, the most clicked emoji in the comment section was 'hiss'. Others clicked the emoji of a person holding a book with the word 'study' on it, sarcastically implying that term limits are merely nominal.
On November 11, 2026, a netizen from Hebei International Studies University shared their experience of the school's "whole-process democracy" online, sparking attention.
A netizen posted their property deed on Xiaohongshu (RedNote), stating that they bought a house in Meishan, Sichuan for 1.6 million yuan in 2019, but now the same unit type is listed for only over 300,000 yuan, with 1 million yuan in bank loans still outstanding.
Recently, a Douyin user posted photos of the Argentina Pride Parade and publicly made violent remarks against the homosexual community, claiming they would infiltrate the enemy's ranks and exterminate all homosexuals in the world.
After the incident where an excavator damaged the entrance sign of the Fengdong New City Government Service Center, multiple memes related to the Xi'an excavator incident appeared on Douyin.
On November 11, a virtual musician released an AI single titled "I Don't Understand Working" on Douyin, and the comment section was flooded with requests for the artist to perform on the Spring Festival Gala.
According to a report by The Beijing News on November 11, police in Zunyi, Guizhou, have opened an investigation into the case of a Golden Retriever named "Seventeen" being taken away. The man involved is suspected of theft, and the dog has been appraised at a value of 1,200 yuan, meeting the local threshold for filing a theft case.
The Fifth Plenary Session of the CCP Central Committee confirms the expulsion of Zhong Shaojun, former Director of the General Office of the Central Military Commission, from the Party.
On November 10, Taiwan's Representative to the US Alexander Yui signed an agreement with the US government. Starting November 11, US federal officials will be stationed in various Taiwan government departments on a regular basis for exchange and learning.
Taiwan's Representative to the U.S. Alexander Yui and AIT Managing Director Ingrid Larson signed a memorandum of understanding on the Taiwan Fellowship Program in Washington, D.C., which will allow U.S. federal government personnel to work in Taiwan's Legislative Yuan, Executive Yuan, and other agencies in the future.
Lo Ta-yu criticized Lai Ching-te and the DPP government on the 'UFO Breakfast' program, sparking widespread debate and heated exchanges among Taiwan's political circles, the entertainment industry, and netizens.
A large Maersk container ship, the 'CMA CGM CINCINNATI', lost control while berthing at Yantian Port, crashing into the dock and causing a large quay crane to collapse into the container yard.
On November 10, the CCDI announced that Liu Qitao, former chairman of China Communications Construction Group, has been expelled from the CCP for issues including seeking political capital.
Musician Lo Ta-yu gave an exclusive interview to Tang Hsiang-lung, criticizing the DPP government and related political figures. His remarks were subsequently reposted by Chinese state media and sparked heated discussion.
After the market experienced a sharp decline and price negotiations, Cloud finalized its price range on November 10, with the corresponding valuation reduced to $1.4 trillion to $1.5 trillion.
AIT has signed the Taiwan Fellowship Program with Taiwan. After receiving training in Mandarin and regional studies, U.S. federal government personnel will be stationed in Taiwan's Legislative Yuan, various executive departments, and non-governmental organizations to work.
A notice circulating online from a property management group in Shenzhen states that during the APEC summit, residents in core areas will face lockdowns, door-to-door inspections by grid workers, and travel restrictions.
On November 10, a netizen on Douyin exposed a notice from a food delivery rider group, stating that an initiative previously issued by the Shenzhen Municipal Committee Social Work Department requires delivery riders and couriers to keep their uniforms tidy to represent the government's image and promote APEC.
SCMP exclusively reports that American business leaders including Musk are expected to visit China with Trump, and Jensen Huang has also been in communication about joining the delegation.
To facilitate traffic control for the APEC meeting in Shenzhen, Macao has announced the suspension of two-way passenger ferry services between Shenzhen and Macao from November 16 to 21.
On November 10, the Steering Committee of the Japanese House of Representatives approved Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's overseas visit schedule: first to the Philippines to attend ASEAN-related summits, and then to Shenzhen to participate in the APEC Leaders' Meeting from the 18th to the 19th, marking her first visit to China since taking office.
On November 10, an account named "76tzing123" posted on the hacker forum DarkForums, claiming to have infiltrated the National Supercomputing Center in Wuxi for several weeks. The user stated they encrypted critical systems and obtained data related to aerospace, weapons research, and AI models, setting a starting bid of $10 million.
Procurement documents for AI classroom patrol systems at Anhui Vocational College of Commerce and Trade and Zhengzhou Normal University in 2025 have recently sparked concern: the systems monitor student attendance rates, head-up rates, and desk-leaning rates, analyze the political leanings and sensitive words in teachers' classroom speech, and automatically trigger screenshots for evidence collection and inclusion in priority monitoring lists when thresholds are met.
On November 10, Taiwan's Defense Minister Wellington Koo stated in an interview at the Legislative Yuan that the Liaoning carrier strike group and other theater naval formations have recently been practicing area denial in the Western Pacific—that is, blocking external military intervention in the event of a conflict. Taiwan will work with allies to monitor their movements.
A residential committee in a Shenzhen community suggested in a group chat that residents go out for trips from November 17 to 19, stating that those who remain at home will be visited by party and government personnel during specific periods. Empty apartments will have electronic seals with chips placed on their doors, which will trigger an alarm upon opening, and residents must be accompanied by staff to return home. The APEC meeting is being held in Shenzhen from November 18 to 19.
In response to 3C certification and quality supervision inspections, shops in multiple locations, including Ji'an, Shangrao, and Yichun in Jiangxi Province, and the Nanhu Hardware and Electromechanical Market in Changsha, Hunan, have pulled down their shutters and suspended operations. A merchant in Jiangxi stated that they received flyers in advance and are preparing to close for a week.