On November 13, the M+ Museum in Hong Kong announced that the screenings of Hou Hsiao-hsien's film 'The Time to Live and the Time to Die,' originally scheduled for November 22 and December 12, have been cancelled due to "technical issues." Netizens speculate that the cancellation may be due to the film's politically sensitive content involving Kuomintang historical propaganda.
On November 13, the official Douyin account of China Youth Daily posted a video titled 'So beautiful~ A romantic "airplane cloud" appeared over Nanning.' In the comment section, a large number of netizens flooded the screen with the word 'two-day weekend.' One highly-liked comment stated, 'Putting down your phone, putting down your work, and taking to the streets is the only thing that works.'
On November 13, a federal court in Manhattan, New York, sentenced 69-year-old June Fourth participant Tang Yuanjun to three years of probation. In September 2025, he pleaded guilty to conspiring to act as an illegal agent of the Chinese government in the United States. Prosecutors revealed that for about five years starting in 2018, he collected information on overseas dissidents for state security (MSS) personnel, recorded June Fourth memorial meetings, and introduced state security personnel into a pro-democracy activist group of about 140 people.
On November 13, the Ministry of Emergency Management reported that the Office of the State Council Work Safety Committee recently interviewed the main person in charge of the Xiangyang Municipal Government in Hubei, but did not disclose specific rectification measures or deadlines.
On November 13, netizens captured footage showing that the scope of hardware, electromechanical, and building materials markets closing to 'avoid inspections' has expanded to Kunming, Yuxi, and Baoshan in Yunnan; Zhengzhou and Shangqiu in Henan; Xi'an in Shaanxi; and Bengbu in Anhui. Merchants stated that the joint inspections by multiple departments have caused widespread panic, leading many to close their businesses.
On November 13, in Hubei, multiple workers went to the project department to demand unpaid wages due to the MCC South Optics Valley No. 3 High School construction project withholding pay. According to netizens at the scene, a person in charge surnamed Yue from the project department led a team to beat and injure the workers while in front of police body cameras.
A Reuters investigation on November 13 found that AI computing projects in various parts of China are using or planning to use Nvidia H100, H200, and H800 chips, which are subject to U.S. export controls, with the total value of related projects and equipment agreements exceeding 23 billion yuan.
A new employee at Foxconn in Chengdu was publicly reprimanded and threatened with forced resignation by a line manager for being too slow. After the employee filed a complaint, the line manager denied the remarks and refused to cooperate in reviewing surveillance footage for verification.
Recently, a Douyin user shared their favorites page, which included a video featuring the eight calligraphy characters 'Deng Xiaoping massacred Tiananmen.' The account was subsequently permanently banned.
A contributor claims that Su Xiaopeng, Secretary of the Doumen Subdistrict in Fengdong New City, is under investigation. His assets are reported to exceed 80 million yuan, and with jewelry, calligraphy, and paintings, the total value exceeds 100 million yuan, reflecting severe corruption in the area over the years.
An 'excavator incident' occurred in Fengdong New City. The contributor claims the protagonist only broke windows and did not harm anyone, using the bucket only to push aside those blocking the machine, describing him as a 'good person' and hoping the local authorities will use this to face up to fiscal and debt issues.
Recently, a shop at Changchun Beihu Wuyue Plaza displayed an animal protection sign to show support for "Wangwang".
On November 13, the original Weibo post of Litchi News' investigation into unlicensed sheep slaughter in Binhai County, Yancheng, became inaccessible, suspected of being deleted or blocked.
A netizen reported that during the township-level People's Congress representative election, the village head brought ballots to a wedding banquet, had the guests take them, and explicitly designated two candidates the villagers had never heard of, forcing most villagers to vote for them.
On November 13, BYD's legal department announced that to combat the chaos of online black PR, it is offering a reward of up to 5 million yuan for information leading to the exposure of organized and planned smear campaigns.
On November 13, the Changsha Blood Center held an event at a school, offering students holidays and exemption from that evening's self-study session as incentives for donating blood, which sparked widespread attention.
On November 13, a netizen had their Weibo account banned simply for posting the three characters "习惯了" (used to it), a phrase alleged to be a sensitive expression related to Xi Jinping.
On the evening of November 13, a stabbing incident occurred on the street in Wangjiapu, Caijia, Chongqing. Details have not yet been disclosed.
On November 13, The Beijing News reported that 41-year-old internet writer Zhou Lubao was sentenced to 14 years in prison for extortion and picking quarrels and provoking trouble. He was accused of publishing false negative information under the guise of helping migrant workers and contractors demand unpaid wages and rights defense, in order to pressure companies and the government to extort 820,000 yuan.
On November 13, a netizen in Shandong posted a request for help, stating that they received an anti-fraud call informing them that the provincial Public Security Bureau had detected risks associated with their Taobao Wangwang account. Subsequently, local police officers visited their home and demanded to inspect their phone. Although the netizen was reluctant, the phone was forcibly inspected for several minutes.
A notice from a Kunming merchant group shows that property management first reminded merchants to prepare for undercover inspections, then later relayed a notice from the regulatory bureau requiring merchants to operate normally and not spread rumors, stating that criminal liability for spreading rumors would be pursued if panic is caused.
On November 13, The Beijing News cited Lanzhou police documents to disclose the process of how police initiated a case in 2023 due to a post mentioning key leaders of the Lanzhou Municipal Party Committee.
On November 13, the Henan University of Economics and Law announced that teacher Zhao Mouyan had seriously violated professional ethics and Party discipline. The university decided to expel him from the Party, terminate his employment, and apply for the revocation of his teaching credentials. Previously, sexual harassment allegations against him appeared online, but the announcement did not disclose investigation details.
On November 13, a blogger in Longxi, Gansu, posted a video about their experience with local grassroots wages, discovering that the county People's Hospital was hiring 10 cleaners at a monthly salary of 1,300 yuan. After calling to verify, it was confirmed to be 8 hours a day, with an hourly rate of about 5.41 yuan. The other party also stated that local security guards earn a monthly salary of 1,200 yuan.
On November 13, netizens discovered that the Douban book entries for Eileen Chang's novels 'The Rice-Sprout Song' and 'The Rouge of the North', written during her time in Hong Kong, had been removed. Both novels cover historical themes such as land reform, rural famine, the Three-anti and Five-anti campaigns, and the Korean War.
On November 13, a Douyin travel influencer with over 500,000 followers was filmed on a street in Japan teaching local minors wearing yellow caps to say the Shandong dialect term 'Chaoba' (meaning 'idiot'), while falsely claiming it meant 'Fashion,' and declaring it a 'small act of anti-Japanese resistance today,' which sparked criticism from netizens.
On November 13, a student at Weifang Engineering Technician College requested leave from a teacher to handle funeral arrangements after their father passed away, but was reprimanded. In the recording of the phone call, the teacher threatened, "If you don't arrive by tomorrow, you will be expelled."
On November 13, at the Shuxiang Yayuan project site in Dongming County, Heze, Shandong, a worker climbed a tower crane to demand over 170,000 yuan in unpaid wages after multiple failed attempts to collect. The worker has been stranded for 4 days, facing a lack of food and water. The company associated with the project is Shandong Xiangzhan Construction Engineering Co., Ltd.
On November 13, a cleaner at the Zhenmei Plaza in Gongming, Shenzhen, posted a video claiming that she was fined 500 yuan by her company after being maliciously complained about for stopping someone from putting up illegal advertisements. To avoid being transferred to sweep streets far away, she also gave her supervisor 500 yuan and a box of milk.
On November 13, a netizen posted a video showing a huge red slogan on the exterior wall of a building in a village in Henan that read, 'Better ten more graves than one more person.' In the comments section, netizens questioned the age of the slogan and speculated that someone had recently repainted it.
On November 13, a gaming streamer with hundreds of thousands of followers on Bilibili posted a video criticizing the mockery of femboys, furries, and the LGBT community online. They pointed out that some people in the comment sections were impersonating members of these groups to smear them, stating that there is no need for the majority to suppress the minority.
On November 13, a vegetable merchant in Puyang, Henan, posted the local wholesale market transaction prices: green olives 0.11 yuan, small celery 0.3 yuan, large leafy greens 0.2 yuan, white radish 0.2 yuan, and garlic sprouts 0.2 yuan. The farmers stated that radishes and cabbages are selling for as little as 0.08 to 0.1 yuan with no buyers, reflecting the saying that 'cheap grain hurts the farmers.'
On November 13, students at Shenzhen Julong Science High School posted a video claiming that to prevent students from bringing mobile phones into the school, the administration installed a large number of surveillance cameras densely above rows of mobile phone storage lockers, resembling showerheads. Some students shared comparison photos pointing out a significant increase in the number of cameras.
On November 13, Gansu Lanzhou Jinyuecheng Media Co., Ltd. owed wages to dozens of employees. When employees went to the company to defend their rights and demand payment, company personnel argued with them, ordered them to leave, and locked the glass door in their faces.
An investment prospectus for a proposed 6.2 billion yuan intelligent computing center in Xianyou, Fujian, explicitly states that all computing servers will use NVIDIA H100 chips.
Gansu Jingtai has converted a commercial building in the relocation poverty alleviation industrial incubation park into an intelligent computing center. The project has commenced, and the tender documents originally planned for the deployment of approximately 3,072 Nvidia cards before November. There is no public information on whether the chips have arrived.
On November 13, near the end of the workday, 4 frontline employees at Zhuhai Inboer Electric Co., Ltd. in Guangdong were chatting in the workshop. They were spotted and photographed by plainclothes managers, accused of violating the "Eight Workshop Prohibitions," and subsequently publicly criticized and fined 200 yuan each. Netizens have questioned whether the fines were excessive.
On November 13, two Lithuanian youth organizations held a protest outside the parliament, opposing the government's demand that the Taiwanese representative office in Lithuania change its name within a deadline. Several pro-Taiwan lawmakers attended to show their support, and representatives of the organizations called on the government not to sacrifice democratic partners and shared values for the sake of improving relations with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Recently, a netizen uploaded a video on Douyin showing a man lying next to a truck, repairing it while receiving an IV drip. Netizens commented, 'You spend your whole life trading human flesh for pork,' sparking sighs over the living conditions of low-income laborers.
Recently, a netizen left a comment under a Dongqiudi report discussing FIFA President Infantino's eligibility for re-election, asking "Can't he just change the statutes?" Subsequently, their long-standing account was permanently banned.
On November 13, a vegetable vendor in Shandong posted a video claiming that she was charged a 5-yuan 'sanitation fee' while selling vegetables at a rural market. She noted that the two yuan she made from selling green onions that day wasn't even enough to cover the fee, sparking mockery from netizens.
On November 13, in Turkana County, Kenya, a woman suspected to be from Jiangxi, China, arrived alone in a remote border area. She appeared to be in an abnormal state, refused to communicate, and walked toward a dangerous area known for wildlife. After villagers failed to stop her and were met with resistance, they worked together to forcibly lift her into a vehicle and remove her from the scene.
On November 13, the dog owner, Mr. Wang, told Cover News that the man who took away the Golden Retriever "Seventeen" has been criminally detained, and the police are preparing to request the procuratorate to approve the arrest.
A man drove an excavator to the Fengdong New Town Government Service Center in Xixian New Area, smashing the entrance sign, canopy, glass doors, and steps. No one was injured at the scene, and the suspect, surnamed Hu, has been placed under criminal coercive measures.
A shooting occurred at a street-level shop in Linping, Hangzhou, resulting in two deaths. The suspect, surnamed Ji, committed suicide while being surrounded that night. The police released the information 31 hours after the incident.
Nvidia announced that Jensen Huang has resigned as CEO, effective immediately, sparking widespread concern over the US-China AI chip competition and rumors of Huang being a spy.
Affected by Jensen Huang's resignation, NVIDIA's stock price plummeted by 13% to 14% at one point, with its market capitalization evaporating by over $500 billion.
Chairman of the US House Foreign Affairs Committee Michael McCaul stated that Jensen Huang has agreed to testify before Congress before Thanksgiving.
Taiwan authorities reported that 29 PLA aircraft were active around Taiwan, with 22 crossing the median line of the strait; several PLA naval vessels were also active simultaneously.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) held a meeting to commemorate the 160th anniversary of the birth of Sun Yat-sen. Xi Jinping delivered a speech, but CCTV did not broadcast the entire event live. Hu Chunhua, who was previously rumored to be affected, made a high-profile appearance on the rostrum.