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October 24
Saturday · 10 items
09:32
Shandong's 2026 police recruitment guidelines bar those who have lived abroad for six consecutive months or more and whose political background is hard to verify from applying; netizens say having a Taiwan entry-exit record basically means saying goodbye to 90% of civil servant jobs, contrasting sharply with "the two sides of the strait are one family."
09:01
Zhang Zhengyi, who claims to be a teacher, publishes an open letter accusing Chongqing No. 8 Middle School principal Zhou Yingchun of having police take him away in the middle of the night for investigation after he reported irregular admissions; the letter has already been deleted online.
08:31
On October 24, economist Ren Zepin's WeChat public account "Zeping Macro" was banned from being followed for violations; the day before, the account had just posted that the market had bottomed out and a rebound rally was under way.
08:01
UPDATE #4 [zh] 印度媒体公布更多今年7月下旬中印边境对峙画面。
07:00
On October 20, Malaysian police raided 4 hotel rooms in a hotel in Malacca, arresting 14 Chinese nationals suspected of online investment fraud that lured Chinese citizens, and seizing 28 mobile phones and 96 prepaid SIM cards.
06:32
On the evening of October 23, netizens photographed the pillar involved in the Huawei AITO crash and fire accident, which had already been cordoned off and demolished; earlier, netizens had joked that the pillar would be physically erased.
06:02
On October 21, a Douban user posted that the AI wave of layoffs is spreading: a Ningxia TV presenter replaced by AI, Lao Gan Ma's chili-sorting workers cut from 600 to 48, and overseas tech companies also laying off staff on a large scale.
04:31
A 25-year-old Chinese man lured to Thailand by a high-paying job and forced to scam his compatriots; after escaping he reported to police, and Thai police raided three residences in Bangkok on the 22nd, arresting 14 suspects.
04:00
On October 22, Freedom House released the "2026 Freedom on the Net Report"; China scored only 9 points in internet freedom, tied for the lowest with Myanmar and Iran, with all 8 indicators of user rights at zero; Taiwan scored 78 points.
03:42
On October 22, in the women's team final of the Table Tennis Asian Championships, the Chinese team led 2-1 but was reversed by the Japanese team, finishing runner-up 2-3, just 28 days after the men's team's defeat in the Asian Games final.