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October 25
Sunday · 10 items
04:02
Aftermath of Xi Jinping's taboo nickname — netizens cracked down for mildly tower-rushing with homophone phrases, bans extended to Weibo and QQ with widespread permanent bans, trigger words keep expanding.
03:31
On October 23, netizens reported that the Yunnan flower market was caught in severe low-price involution and brutal price-cutting, and that a flower farmer, suspected of having an emotional breakdown over the dismal market conditions, fell ill and was hospitalized.
03:01
On October 24, a blogger posted a video complaining that staff at the Canton Fair exhibition hall snubbed Chinese people while bowing and scraping to foreigners, and the comment section appeared to be censored with only three comments left.
02:01
UPDATE #3 [zh] 10月24日，西藏那曲发生地震，受灾情况曝光。
02:00
On October 24, a parent posted a video claiming that traveling with a disabled child weighing 22 jin led to harassment over ticket purchases and discount verification, that they were told their "eyes aren't blind" and could not ride the subway for free in Shanghai and Beijing, and that they had also been suppressed by police officers.
01:09
Netizen reveals a record of elections in China: grassroots election materials were actually handled as big-character posters for improper speech.
01:09
Wuhai City police in Inner Mongolia carry out a "distant-water fishing"-style asset recovery against a Beijing entrepreneur; the party involved has pursued 9.9 million yuan for six years, winning every lawsuit, but the Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau has taken the money and still has not returned it.
01:02
On October 23, Apple's CEO announced a donation to the earthquake-hit area in Nagqu, Tibet; Cook reposted to pay his respects, and netizens sarcastically commented, "Haven't heard of the backbone donating any money — beware of foreign forces."
00:32
On October 20, Argentine police rescued 4 workers who were forced to work under gunpoint with their documents confiscated at a farm in Pilar, Buenos Aires Province, and arrested 9 human trafficking suspects, 7 of whom were Chinese nationals.
00:02
On October 22, according to a Financial Times report, Evergrande's liquidators sent a payment demand letter to Harvard University, requesting the return of a $2 million research grant from 2020, and the two sides are in negotiations.