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November 8
Sunday · 5 items
12:02
On November 7, the job fair at Inner Mongolia Normal University was crowded, with large numbers of students holding up their resumes to submit them; netizens expressed concern over the current state of college graduate employment.
11:02
On November 7, Xinlianxin Chemical Group in Xinxiang, Henan, conducted military-style training for new employees, with large groups of employees in uniform marching and goose-stepping in the factory area. Netizens joked that the factory had been turned into an army.
06:02
Researchers reverse-engineer Xiaomi HyperOS and find pre-installed components reporting user app lists, IMEI, and location data to China Unicom servers, sparking netizen concerns over the privacy of domestic smartphones.
04:40
Netizens on Weibo expose the current fate of PCR testing companies, sparking attention.
04:00
On November 3, Wuhan News reported that 6 sanitation workers spent 2 hours searching through 7 tons of trash to help a citizen find a wedding ring, but there were no frontline sanitation workers in the photo when the banner was presented, leading netizens to accuse officials of taking the credit.
November 7
Saturday · 5 items
13:40
Aurora News criticizes Japan's calligraphy heritage application, claiming brush, ink, paper, and inkstone originated in China; netizens sarcastically comment: We can apply for heritage status for 'shake-to-open' ads and one-day weekends.
10:01
On November 4, a truck driver in Hengyang, Hunan, was forced by security guards to squat and wipe away tire marks after making a U-turn in front of the TBEA Industrial Park. The company responded that it was a security regulation. Netizens mocked it as 'people above people, enterprises above enterprises.'
08:30
The interview program "Teacher Li's Four Years" explores the phenomenon of increasing protest incidents alongside growing political apathy among the Chinese public, who generally choose a free-rider mentality.
05:41
On November 6, Xi Jinping participated in the election voting for deputies to the Beijing district people's congress and emphasized whole-process people's democracy, following which Weibo enabled comment filtering, and AI smart search responded that related topics could not be answered.
01:32
Recently, a Beijing netizen posted their voter registration card for the district People's Congress election on Douyin, with netizens mocking: Candidates have no political platforms or debates, and independent candidates are repeatedly harassed and besieged by state security. What kind of democracy is this?