Sayings SAYINGS

On September 22, a netizen in Shanghai posted that when purchasing two small household scissors, they were required to scan "Suishenban" for Public Security registration, and also fill out a manual second registration in person, sighing that "society is getting safer and safer."

Netizen submission: The owner of Changlin Restaurant in Nancheng, Dongguan, insulted an employee's dignity with a hostile attitude and fired them.

On September 22, netizens questioned the inflated prices of the China Youth Development Foundation's "Micro-Wish" charity project: school bags for 243 yuan, eye-protection desk lamps for 298 yuan, thermal lunch boxes for 199 yuan. The comment section was filled with questions about where the donations went.

September 11, Guangdong Provincial CDC issued an urgent internal notice demanding strengthened chikungunya and dengue fever control around the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day, the document marked as not public, and requested avoiding excessive prevention causing public opinion.

September 20, Harbin Engineering University School of Mathematical Sciences announced warning punishments for 20 students who used VPN to bypass the Great Firewall and access foreign networks.

September 23, Xi Jinping arrived in Washington for a visit to the United States, and the welcoming crowd clashed physically with protesters, with police stepping in to stop it.

Psychologists at the First Affiliated Hospital of Kunming Medical University displayed September visit records, showing a large number of adolescents seeking treatment for anxiety, depression, insomnia, school aversion, etc., with notes involving family pressure, campus bullying, and academic stress.

According to Roll Call President public schedule, Trump and Xi Jinping will deliver speeches at the White House on the evening of September 24 Beijing time, then exchange gifts and watch a military performance.

Reuters reported on September 23 that after the Xi-Trump summit ends on September 24, a joint press conference is not expected, nor a joint statement, and both sides may release their own outcome explanations; the U.S. Treasury Secretary said China and the United States have agreed to extend the trade ceasefire until January 10, 2027.

Wang Xiuying, a villager group leader in Fu'an, Fujian, has been litigating for over 20 years over 371 mu of farmland illegally certified by the government to businessmen; three levels of courts have failed to hear the substantive issues, focusing only on her standing as a plaintiff and her status as a petitioner.