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November 4
Wednesday · 1 items
03:03
On November 2, a Hupu netizen posted complaining that the hourly wage at McDonald's in Taiwan of 40-50 yuan was low; mainland netizens in the comments section refuted this by sharing their own real wages, such as 16 yuan per hour and only three days off per month.
November 3
Tuesday · 9 items
22:02
25-year-old Lu Meng hits a wall in job hunting after earning her bachelor's degree, with a monthly salary of only 3,000 yuan; in 2025, she returns to school for a vocational program at Shandong Chemical Technician College. State media calls this a "sober turn," while netizens mock it sharply.
15:21
On November 2, sanitation workers in Huadu District, Guangzhou were required to wear GPS-enabled electronic badges. The management claimed it does not violate privacy, while netizens sarcastically suggested that leaders should wear them too.
14:41
Recently, a restaurant in Nanjing put up a sign at its entrance reading "Mbappe and related derivative products are forbidden to enter."
13:22
A Zhejiang netizen posted a recruitment poster for a Mixue Bingcheng store, which explicitly only hires employees aged 16 to 22. Netizens question whether young people are easier to manipulate and have lower wages.
12:42
On November 3, over 3,300 A-share stocks fell, the STAR 50 index retreated about 49% from its July high, and state media articles attributing this to external factors triggered netizen mockery.
11:41
On November 3, a netizen in Shaanxi posted that BYD adjusted its grassroots salary scheme, canceling performance-based pay and merging it into additional incentives, and no longer issuing compensatory leave slips. Income compensation is now linked to production output and attendance. Netizens joked that one must work more to reach the original performance pay level.
11:20
On October 31, a netizen posted a video complaining about rising oil prices; the comment section was wiped, triggering imitation videos, which were also subsequently scrubbed.
09:00
On October 31, a Douyin (Douyin) influencer in Guizhou posted a video of boating to collect garbage on the surface of a canyon river, captioned "infinite to clean up." Netizens in the comment section made mocking and sarcastic remarks such as "Guizhou Province, USA" and "blame Mbappé."
07:02
On October 31, Xinhua News Agency reported that egg prices in Japan hit a record high, with a 10-pack costing about 312 yen; on November 1, after a Weibo blogger reposted it, netizens mocked, "The Japanese can't afford eggs, Europeans can't afford heating, good news keeps coming," and asked why state media is so concerned about the livelihoods of other countries.