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November 10
Tuesday · 10 items
04:42
On November 8, a disabled person in Jinjiang, Fujian posted consecutive videos accusing the local gas company of refusing gas delivery and harassing users. With complaints yielding no results, they had to protest by eating instant noodles continuously.
04:20
On November 9, a large number of workers and dealers gathered in front of the Dreame Technology Park in Suzhou, Jiangsu to engage in rights defense, playing 'Dreame, return our blood and sweat money' on loudspeakers and accusing the company of maliciously defaulting on the wages of migrant workers who decorated stores.
04:02
On November 9, a Taiwanese vlogger posted a video complaining that their SIM card was inexplicably deactivated while traveling in mainland China, and customer service shirked responsibility by demanding they return to the original registration location in Chongqing to resolve it; netizens joked that it is difficult to get through to customer service.
03:41
On November 9, Shanghai netizens reported that a company punished employees by making them do squats in groups; multiple employees lined up to follow orders while managers supervised, with netizens exclaiming it was like northern Myanmar.
03:33
UPDATE #3 [zh] 11月9日，杭州临平警方通报：8日临平街道一临街店铺发生持枪劫案致2人死亡，57岁嫌疑人纪某某当晚被围捕时畏罪自杀身亡。
02:22
Ten countries including the US, UK, Japan, France, and Germany issue a joint statement criticizing the 10-year sentence for Joshua Wong; 40 organizations urge Trump to demand his release during his meeting with Xi Jinping; Hong Kong government refutes, calling it interference in the judiciary.
02:01
On November 7, at the women's singles medal ceremony of the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating in Shenzhen, Japanese champion Mone Chiba was heckled by the audience to 'get off,' and some spectators refused to stand or shouted 'refund' during the Japanese national anthem, sparking controversy among netizens.
01:00
On November 9, the Global Times published an article claiming that Jensen Huang's public admission of an extramarital affair is a "domestic matter" for the U.S., accusing The New York Times of hyping up "Chinese spies," and speculating that this move is intended to stir up China-U.S. relations.
00:30
A Shanghai netizen shares their experience of "whole-process democracy."
00:02
On November 7, the job fair at Zhejiang Normal University was packed with people, with the entire stadium filled with job seekers; netizens lamented the difficulty of finding employment.