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November 5
Thursday · 8 items
12:20
A Douyin influencer showed off a free Tesla staff meal featuring hairy crabs, receiving 110,000 likes. Netizens called on BYD to show their staff meals, while some complained about finding hard objects in the seaweed soup at the BYD canteen.
11:20
A netizen used football history to euphemistically ask Doubao if a coach who has held the highest authority over a team for a long time is a dictator; after being refused, they asked directly and received a prompt stating, "This content is suspected of violating Doubao's usage guidelines."
08:02
On November 4, a shop in Shaanxi hung a handwritten sign on a shelf reading "Zero-dollar shopping prohibited" and "Steal again and you are not Chinese," sparking heated discussion among netizens.
05:00
After Zhangxue Motorcycle was criticized for offering a 120,000 annual salary in campus recruitment and retorted 'You can't force me to raise fresh graduate salaries to 200,000,' media criticized its 'misplaced arrogance.'
04:02
From October 27 to November 3, Weibo influencer and author of 'Infinite Terror' zhttty posted repeatedly on the Huijian murder case, first blaming abolitionists, then suggesting the involvement of white gloves, and claiming that only blood relatives can help you seek justice.
03:01
Netizens posted a video showing Xinjiang students organized to attend the Tiananmen flag-raising ceremony, with students having flags on their faces, waving banners, and tearing up. The comment section was restricted, and netizen bullet comments mocked it, saying, "The dosage is too high; even pyramid schemes aren't this intense."
00:20
On November 4, the fourth day of Shenzhen's new anti-honking regulation, drivers are afraid to honk and can only shout or get out of their cars to knock on windows to warn pedestrians to move aside; netizens complain it's becoming increasingly surreal.
00:02
A Taobao baseball cap printed with the words "Cui Ping" was quickly taken down after netizens found it satirized Xi Jinping, with netizens guessing it violated taboos because the character "Cui" can be broken down into "Xi Xi Zu" (Xi dies twice).
November 4
Wednesday · 2 items
23:41
On November 3, French comedian Régis Mailhot satirized the Mbappé controversy on Sud Radio, calling Mao Zedong a dictator, shouting 'Free Tibet', and simulating an apology to Beijing after being acquired by China.
23:01
On October 31, Nanfengchuang reported that a 36-year-old Fujian native, who has been a U.S. citizen for 16 years, still secretly returned to China to pay social security to keep a backup plan. Netizens joked, "Got it, I'll take out a loan to pay it right away."