September 20
Sunday · 10 items
14:20
After rectification, the student-guard post at Leshan Ermatou Primary School in Sichuan is still staffed by elderly people, and the rules actually require aged guard personnel to promptly stop crimes.
14:02
Central Bank Committee Member Huang Yiping warns that artificial intelligence may exacerbate China's strong supply and weak demand contradiction, suggesting market-oriented reforms to increase the proportion of household income.
13:40
On September 19, the Beijing Municipal Market Regulation Bureau launched an investigation into four online travel platforms—Fliggy, Tongcheng, Tujia, and Meituan—for suspected illegal activities.
13:22
On September 20, during military training at Hebei Software Institute, students were required to crawl on their knees on a large scale, with obstacles set up and colored smoke released at the scene.
13:01
On September 19, inside the E3 factory area of Foxconn in Longhua, Shenzhen, an employee knelt down in public wearing a homemade cardboard cangue, attracting a crowd.
12:42
Chinese writer Lian Yue posts insults against Singapore, attacks Lianhe Zaobao reports and calls Singapore a base country, drawing public attention.
12:21
Follow-up on Sun Meihua's disappearance case: family members say police demanded the disbandment of chat groups, prohibited public mention, and restricted visitation conditions.
12:03
On September 20, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Ukrainian forces used multiple types of drones the previous night to severely damage key oil and gas facilities and logistics bases worth billions of dollars in the Moscow region.
11:41
On September 19, the adjusted workday system sparked heated public debate. Netizens criticized that its essence is to stimulate consumption rather than guarantee rest, and the failure to implement the two-day weekend and paid leave has exacerbated public fatigue.
11:23
CNR commentary criticizes regulatory authorities for slow response on food safety issues; netizens lament the absence of investigative journalists and their replacement by grassroots supervision.