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November 10
Tuesday · 10 items
11:41
The Cyberspace Administration of China has taken action; all works by the driver who previously spoke out have been wiped, and his account avatar has been removed.
11:32
On November 9, Japanese media reported that a Chinese national was arrested for illegally setting up fake base stations for telecom fraud, causing financial losses to Japanese citizens and Chinese tourists.
11:20
On the eve of the Shenzhen APEC, a residential committee suggested residents leave, those staying will have party and government personnel visit, and empty houses will be sealed with chip-enabled 'electronic seals' that trigger alarms upon opening.
10:40
On November 10, Taiwan's Defense Minister Wellington Koo stated that the Liaoning aircraft carrier strike group and multi-theater maritime formations recently practiced area denial in the Western Pacific, simulating the blocking of foreign military intervention during a conflict. Taiwan will cooperate with allies to monitor these movements.
10:22
On November 7, animal rights activists displayed a large photo of Wangwang and flowers in front of Kintetsu-Nara Station in Japan, setting up bilingual exhibition boards in Chinese and English to call on China to legislate against animal abuse.
10:01
On November 7, the Sichuan Provincial Communications Hospital reported that on the 4th, a patient was mistakenly administered a sodium chloride injection that had expired for nearly two and a half months. The hospital subsequently disciplined the relevant nurses and management personnel, and both parties have signed a settlement agreement.
09:21
On November 9, temperatures in Baoding, Hebei dropped below freezing. Urban management and sanitation workers still sprayed water in the early morning, causing the roads to ice over. Many citizens riding bikes to take their children to school fell, and netizens reported that at least 15 people fell on the Xiti Bridge on Tianwei Road.
09:00
On November 4, the Wangcheng District Court in Changsha disclosed an inheritance dispute: an adopted son wanted to monopolize the old family house based on the principle that 'family property is passed to sons, not daughters.' After mediation, the adopted son received 70%, and the five sisters each received 6%. Netizens questioned the preference for sons over daughters.
08:42
A netizen posted that they were repeatedly asked during autumn recruitment interviews if they were an only child, and failed every time they answered truthfully, so they had to fabricate a persona of having a younger brother to cope, joking that "the full liberalization of the two-child policy didn't give me a younger brother, but autumn recruitment did."
08:21
On November 8, a netizen in Jiangsu posted an exposé about a school charging students 3 yuan each for an "patriotic movie" screening, sparking mockery from netizens over forced consumption.