Chronicle TIMELINE
A chronological, causal record of the resistance, major political crises, and contemporary truth.
10.10
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·Shandong
During the National Day holiday, some schools in Shandong assigned physical education check-in tasks through apps such as "Tiantian Tiaosheng" (Jump Rope Every Day). Videos of students jumping rope at scenic spots in various places and uploading the footage flooded the internet, and similar situations occurred in Zhejiang as well. The Shandong Provincial Department of Education responded that the check-ins are not a unified mandatory task of the provincial department, but are implemented independently by each school.
10.10
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·Taipei City
Yahoo Kimo launched an online poll for the Taipei mayoral election on the 14th. As of 9:20 p.m. that evening, about 14,000 people had participated, with 54.7% favoring Chiang Wan-an's re-election and 23.2% favoring Puma Shen.
10.10
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·China
On October 10, the Double Tenth Day, Chinese netizens commemorated Sun Yat-sen in various ways, displaying his views such as "the world belongs to all" and "the country is not the domain of one person," expressing their respect and their longing for democracy and freedom.
10.10
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·China
Recently, a netizen-made parody video titled “The Wise One” has gone viral, using the melody of “Lonely Warrior” to satirize Huawei’s broken-axle controversy, account bans and gagging, the deployment of legal staff, and celebrity marketing tactics.
10.10
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·Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, Inner Mongolia
On October 10, a hospital in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia banned electric vehicles from entering its grounds. Delivery vehicles parked on the roadside risked being towed by traffic police, so a large number of delivery riders gathered on bikes at the hospital entrance and surrounding roads to defend their rights. Police and traffic officers arrived at the scene.
10.10
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·China
On October 10, a person claiming to be a senior mathematics student at a 985 university posted asking for help, saying that his college entrance exam preferences had been secretly altered by his parents, causing him to fail and repeat a year; 9 cameras had been installed at home to monitor him; he was diagnosed with severe depression; he received two academic warnings for failing courses and now faces the risk of being expelled, sparking heated discussion among netizens.
10.10
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·Taipei City
On October 10, the National Day of the Republic of China, Chinese official media reported that a small number of elderly people took to the streets in Taipei shouting for unification, prompting netizens to question the tiny turnout and the fact that it is always the same few people every time.
10.10
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·Importance II
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·Urumqi
On October 10, 2026, a netizen submitted a report claiming that a student at Huabing Middle School in Urumqi was given a major demerit by the school for eating instant noodles, drawing attention.
10.10
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·Importance II
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·China
On October 10, a Bilibili blogger said that a recording of a Snapdragon 8ee6 crash that he uploaded was taken down and locked after a complaint by Qualcomm Wireless Communication Technology (China) Co., Ltd., which determined that the video did not constitute an objective and authentic sharing of product experience; sarcastic comments appeared in the comment section.
10.10
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·China
On October 10, a blogger posted a video saying that the county system found he had not paid social insurance and handed the list to the community, which then called to persuade him to join the urban-rural resident pension insurance; at first he thought it was a scam.
10.10
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·China
On October 10, netizens discovered that a fur collar product page on the Taobao women's clothing store CHICYOU was labeled as using the fur from the back of a tabby cat. That evening, the store apologized, claiming that the materials supplied by the factory did not match and that the product had not yet officially gone on sale, but it avoided any mention of subsequent listing and delisting records.
10.10
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·Importance II
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·China
On October 10, BLG Valorant player Nephh (nickname "Naifu"), a Singaporean national, was streaming when another player's ID "XiJinGuiDePingTou" appeared on the game screen, and the stream was immediately banned.
10.10
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·Importance II
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·China
On October 10, a user posted a screen recording of the game Minecraft on Douyin, questioning why NetEase's chat system flags the number “64” as a violation when other players can send it normally.
10.10
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·Importance II
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·Taiwan
On October 10, Lai Ching-te stated in a speech that measuring national progress should not rely solely on output value and exports, but also on whether labor conditions have improved, family burdens, and the future of young people.
10.10
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·China
On October 10, netizens revealed that when makeup artist Simeng's team recruited assistants, it required applicants to first pay a 10,000 yuan deposit, which would only be refunded after two full years of full-time work.
10.10
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·Importance II
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·California, United States
After completing probation in March 2026, David Xu applied to have his felony conviction vacated. The victim opposed the application and released surveillance footage he had filmed himself in 2019, which shows Xu pouring liquid into a water bottle and then putting it back in place. The victim demanded nearly $500,000 in compensation, but the court awarded only $7,058.
10.10
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·Importance II
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·Taiwan
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an, in an exclusive interview with Tang Hsiang-lung, attributed the narrowing poll gap to a closely fought race, said Puma Shen's rebound in support was the result of the DPP mobilizing its loyal base, and responded to the controversy over his background by saying there is nothing wrong with bearing the surname Chiang.
10.10
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·Haikou
According to a report by China Newsweek on October 10, local authorities in Haikou said the man who kicked an autistic boy has been given 10 days of administrative detention and a fine of 1000 yuan. The boy was found uninjured after an examination, and police have visited the family to comfort them and promised to strengthen education to ensure safety.
10.10
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·Tianjin
On October 10, according to a report by Sohu's Qianliyan, a male manager at a company in Tianjin was accused of sending obscene and explicit photos to a female subordinate. The woman's mother went to the company to show the photos to passersby and demand an explanation, and police officers arrived to handle the matter. Lawyer Zhou Zhaocheng said this constitutes sexual harassment, and the company has a duty to investigate and handle it.
10.10
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·Shanghai
On October 10, "Shengongshe" of the Shanghai Federation of Trade Unions disclosed this old case: a security guard was scheduled to work all 7 days of the National Day holiday and was fired for failing to show up; an arbitration ruling ordered the company to pay nearly 30,000 yuan, but the court ruled that the company did not need to pay compensation.
10.10
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·Zhejiang
On October 10, the WeChat public account "Zhejiang Xuanchuan," run by the Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee's Publicity Department, published an article criticizing Kevin Tsai for staying silent and avoiding taking a stand when the public needs one, saying that a person's works cannot be separated from their character, and stated in the comments section that it wanted to warn a whole crowd of fence-sitters that no ambiguity is tolerated on the question of where one stands.
10.10
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·大理
On October 10, the woman posted a follow-up video releasing the recording of Hello's customer service, in which the agent said the order was ruled the merchant's responsibility; she subsequently recovered 800 yuan and questioned why ordinary tourists can only end up paying for nothing.
10.10
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·Importance II
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·China
On October 10, the author of the WeChat public account CroWall wrote that when using Claude to create a promotional image for a music player, the playlist name in the Simplified Chinese version showed the words “Taiwan independence,” while the Traditional Chinese version read “Mandarin pop.” The author proactively took the app down and asked Claude to remove the sensitive words.
10.10
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·Importance II
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·Anyang
On October 10, the official website of Linzhou Architecture Vocational and Technical College published an article that divides circumventing the Great Firewall into intentional and unintentional categories, brings the use of foreign-server online game accelerators and automatic cross-border network connections made by software in the background under its warnings, and requires students to consistently obtain information through CCTV, state media, and campus platforms.
10.10
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·Importance I
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·China
Leaked chat records from the QQ group "Xingchen AI" circulating online show that members discovered a DeepSeek relay station mentioned in the CrowdStrike report appeared to belong to the group owner, after which the owner announced that the station would cease operations and disbanded the group chat.
10.10
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·Altay Prefecture
In the comment section of a post about a student at Huabing Middle School being given a major demerit for eating instant noodles, netizens revealed that students at a middle school in the Altay Prefecture had also been given demerits for eating instant noodles.
10.10
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·China
On October 10, a blogger posted a video interpreting social insurance policy, saying "our mom is anxious" and "the iron fist of taxation will be served", sparking heated netizen discussion about the burden of social insurance contributions; one comment said the additional social insurance costs the company demands are borne by employees, with 1700 yuan deducted each month.
10.10
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·China
On October 10, a Douyin blogger posted a video joking, “Good news: the cattle and horses are all back; bad news: the barns and stables are gone.” A comment in the reply section reading “Actually it’s to give the boss time to move his stuff” received 20,000 likes.
10.10
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·China
On October 10, a mother posted a video of her first-grade daughter on Douyin, saying that her daughter wakes up at 6:40 every day, does homework until 9:30, and doesn't go to sleep until 10:30, with no light left in her eyes. She said she was powerless to help. Netizens commented that it looked like working the night shift and getting used to assembly-line life in advance.
10.09
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·Washington, United States
U.S. President Trump said on Truth Social that he spoke with Russian President Putin and the two agreed that Russia will supply a total of several million tons of diesel in batches to the United States and global markets.
10.09
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·Importance IV
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·挪威奥斯陆
The Norwegian Nobel Committee announced that the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize would be awarded to Navi Pillay in recognition of her efforts to promote peace and international law, provoking strong dissatisfaction from the US government.
10.09
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·Russia
U.S. President Donald Trump announced an agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin under which Russia will supply large volumes of diesel to global markets to push oil prices down, noting that the two sides are maintaining cooperation.
10.09
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·United States
Six technology leaders — Sergey Brin, Jensen Huang, Elon Musk, Lisa Su, Michael Dell, and Satya Nadella — received the National Medal of Science and the National Medal of Technology and Innovation.
10.09
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·Washington, United States
President Trump convened a New Golden Age Summit at the White House, awarding the National Medal of Science to six tech leaders including Musk, Jensen Huang, and Lisa Su.
10.09
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·Importance III
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·美国加利福尼亚州
A former chief investigative reporter for Britain's Daily Mail disclosed that the person who traveled to Seattle with Zhang Wanying is California construction businessman Miao Fatai, whose son said he returned to China because his mother is ill.
10.09
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·China
During emergency braking tests, the brake pedal of Huawei's Stelato V800, priced at over one million yuan, snapped multiple times in a row, drawing widespread attention online and raising questions about product quality.
10.09
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·Importance III
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·Taipei City
TVB released the latest poll on the Taipei mayoral race, with Chiang Wan-an leading Puma Shen by 49% to 41%, an eight-point gap between the two sides.
10.09
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·Importance III
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·Washington
US Secretary of State Rubio met with opposition leader Figueroa, urging the Venezuelan opposition to take part in negotiations with the Rodríguez government, and announced that a new round of talks would begin on October 14.
10.09
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·Importance III
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·China
On October 9, Xinhua News Agency deleted the response statement from Stelato regarding the brake fracture incident that it had previously reposted, and related topics in Weibo's top 50 trending searches were also entirely cleared.
10.09
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·Myanmar
Michael Vance, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Intelligence and Research, held direct talks with the Myanmar military junta, with both sides focusing on shutting down scam centers targeting Americans and cooperation on rare earths; Myanmar subsequently released the American businessman Castillo.
10.09
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·China
On October 9, Weibo user Crazy Youth Li Taibai posted a video revealing that a food-delivery shop with 160,000 yuan in revenue had a net profit of only 3,750 yuan, sparking heated discussion.
10.09
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·United States
Lockheed Martin unveiled the next-generation Patriot interceptor, named the Patriot 3 Edge, on October 9. Its range and altitude ceiling both exceed those of the currently deployed Patriot 3 missile, and it is designed to counter hypersonic weapons and next-generation advanced maneuverable missile threats.
10.09
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·China
Dongchedi released a video testing three new Zunjie V800 vehicles developed through Huawei-JAC cooperation; after repeated hard braking the brake pedal bracket snapped, and the video was subsequently taken down.
10.09
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·Importance III
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·陕西省汉中市勉县
A man surnamed Zhou in Mian County, Shaanxi, fought a lawsuit against the local government for 8 years up to the Supreme Court over the forced demolition of his house. The original ruling of 700 yuan per square meter was overturned by the court, and compensation was set at 100 yuan per square meter, based on the standard for pigsties.
10.09
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·Washington, United States
US President Trump held a celebration in the East Room of the White House, praising Christopher Columbus's voyages and criticizing some cities for renaming Columbus Day as Indigenous Peoples' Day.
10.09
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·Los Angeles
At around 7 p.m. local time, a fire broke out along North Broadway in Los Angeles' Chinatown, engulfing a brick-and-wood building housing commercial warehouses and several offices; firefighters subsequently brought the blaze under control.
10.09
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·Taiwan
Eswatini King Mswati III visited Taiwan on October 9, pledging to deepen the long-standing bilateral friendship and support Taiwan's participation in the United Nations and other multilateral organizations.
10.09
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·Chuzhou, Anhui
The Supreme People's Procuratorate announced on October 9 that the case against Chen Weijun has been brought to public prosecution in Chuzhou, Anhui.
10.09
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·China
The China Association for Science and Technology stated that the Nobel Prize deserves respect but is not an all-purpose yardstick, and cannot comprehensively measure a country's scientific and technological strength.
10.09
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·Importance IV
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·Washington, United States
US President Trump posted on social media that the United States will not attack Iran at any time before the US midterm elections on November 3, but stressed that Iran will never possess nuclear weapons.