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A South Korean army soldier was sentenced to 4 years in prison and fined in the final ruling for leaking classified information, such as South Korea-U.S. joint military exercises, to Chinese intelligence organizations.

A netizen in Hangzhou had their bank card frozen by police after purchasing Hema shopping cards; bank staff suggested switching to WeChat or Alipay balances to prevent freezing.

Peking University issued implementation measures to enforce the requirement of "living a tight life," explicitly banning meetings at 21 scenic spots; multiple universities have recently introduced similar administrative expenditure reduction rules.

On September 17, a student in Shaanxi was filmed mechanically reciting chemistry notes outside an elevator, looking exhausted, sparking criticism from netizens over the high-pressure education model.

On September 18, a large number of maliciously scattered iron nails appeared on expressways and urban roads in various parts of Guangdong and Guangxi, causing tire blowouts and damage to multiple trucks and private cars.

The European Parliament passed a resolution calling on the EU to impose sanctions on officials involved in suppressing Hong Kong's freedoms, based on the global human rights sanctions mechanism.

In the review section of WeChat Reading's "One Man's View of the World" by Lee Kuan Yew, netizens mocked the description of Xi Jinping's 10-year rule, noting that his time in power has exceeded expectations.

On September 17, netizens in Shenzhen, Guangdong reported that purchasing knives, including scissors, requires scanning a QR code for real-name registration and taking a photo.

On September 17, two students at Guangzhou College of Technology and Business in Guangdong came into conflict over a dormitory bed dispute, with one brandishing a knife multiple times to threaten the other.

Burmese scholar Myo Nyunt was arrested in Kunming, and his wife has appealed to Trump to secure his release during his meeting with Xi Jinping.