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November 10
Tuesday · 10 items
15:04
UPDATE #2 [zh] 为保障深圳APEC会议，11月1日至22日所有寄往深圳的邮件快件实施临时安检，官方承认投递时效可能受影响，无印良品等商家限制喷雾、刀具等商品发往深圳长达47天。
15:00
During the Shenzhen APEC, a 22-day temporary express delivery security check is implemented. Officials admit it may affect delivery timeliness, and some products from merchants like Muji are banned from being shipped to Shenzhen for 47 days.
14:42
On November 28, Taiwan will hold its quadrennial "nine-in-one" local elections, where nine types of local public officials will be elected on the same day.
14:22
On November 9, netizens filmed a construction site in Chengdu surrounded by police cars and tight security, with police officers appearing exhausted inside their vehicles; netizens in the comments section used images to show solidarity with the excavator driver in Xi'an who demolished a building to demand unpaid wages.
14:01
A netizen on Douyin recalls a high school classmate in a 'Tsinghua-Peking University' elite class who jumped to their death after being repeatedly reprimanded by teachers for failing a monthly exam, sparking heated discussion among netizens about academic pressure.
13:22
On November 9, multiple netizens in Inner Mongolia drove to the entrance of the PowerChina Sinohydro Bureau 1 to demand unpaid wages, and the comment sections and bullet screens were flooded with calls to "bring the excavator" in support.
13:00
On November 8, a netizen posted a video on Douyin showing elevator main units being carried on the shoulders of multiple workers at Tenglong Cave in Hubei, some of whom had gray hair. After the video sparked heated discussion, it was taken down. Netizens questioned whether the working people are only left with being taken down.
12:42
On November 10, the Japanese House of Representatives approved Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's travel schedule from the 16th to the 19th. She will visit Shenzhen to attend the APEC summit, marking her first visit to China since taking office.
12:21
On the eve of the APEC summit in Shenzhen, a construction site in Shekou restricts workers from entering or leaving, and street vendors nearby are banned from operating, making it difficult for workers to get meals; the situation will last until the 21st.
12:03
On November 9, a Shanghai netizen reported that a company punished employees by forcing them to do squats collectively; multiple employees stood in line to follow orders while managers supervised, with netizens exclaiming it felt like northern Myanmar.