Sayings SAYINGS

Recently, under many videos promoting police security solutions, netizens in the bullet comments and comment sections have been sarcastically and collectively spamming, "The common people are blessed."

Netizens share photos of a campus poetry board where students wrote poems using memes related to Xi Jinping, including references to carrying 200 jin of wheat without switching shoulders and 'tongshang kuanyi'.

On November 13, a gaming influencer with hundreds of thousands of followers on Bilibili posted a video in support of femboys, furries, and LGBT individuals, criticizing online mockery and smears, and asking the mockers, 'Did you all travel here from the Qing Dynasty?'

On November 13, a massive red slogan reading 'Better to have ten more graves than to add one more person' appeared on the exterior wall of a building in a village in Henan; after the video was posted, netizens questioned the age of the slogan and speculated that it had been repainted.

During the Xi'an police open day, SWAT police demonstrated anti-riot procedures, first displaying warning slogans, then deploying tear gas, and advancing with shields. Netizens flooded the comments asking, "Who is on the other side?"

On November 13, a cleaner at Zhenmei Plaza in Gongming, Shenzhen, posted a video claiming she was fined 500 yuan by her company after being maliciously complained about for stopping people from posting illegal advertisements. To avoid being transferred, she was also forced to give her supervisor 500 yuan and a box of milk. Netizens questioned the supervisor for imposing penalties without investigation and accepting bribes.

On November 13, China Youth Daily posted a video of a 'contrail' over Nanning on Douyin; the comment section was flooded by netizens with 'two-day weekend', and a highly-liked comment stated that only taking to the streets would be useful.

Recently, a video of a unique wedding without a groom, where a woman in a wedding dress appeared with her parents and children, went viral on Douyin, with many netizens in the comments expressing their support.

On November 13, a vegetable vendor in Shandong posted a video claiming she was charged a 5-yuan "sanitation fee" for setting up a stall at a rural market, and the money from selling two yuan worth of green onions wasn't even enough to cover the stall fee, sparking mockery from netizens.

On November 13, a blogger in Longxi, Gansu posted a video experiencing local grassroots wages, verifying by phone that the monthly salary for a cleaning position at the County People's Hospital is only 1,300 yuan, with an hourly rate of about 5.41 yuan. Netizens joked about the low wages and high housing prices.