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November 13
Friday · 10 items
14:01
On November 11, former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton mocked on a podcast that Trump, when faced with the Jensen Huang espionage controversy, would gullibly believe Xi Jinping's word that "it's not true," just as he once believed Putin.
13:40
A netizen's account of many years was permanently banned after posting a comment on Dongqiudi mocking the re-election eligibility of the FIFA president.
13:22
Recently, Dongqiudi removed the "Study" emoji to prevent people from using it to mock Xi Jinping.
13:00
On November 10, the Information Office of Hefei University of Technology posted that circumventing the Great Firewall is a violation, listing five types of violations and reporting three penalty cases, and requiring students to uninstall circumvention software.
12:42
On November 13, BYD's legal department announced a reward of up to 5 million yuan for clues regarding organized online smear campaigns to combat the chaos of black public relations.
12:21
A man lies next to his truck, receiving an IV drip while repairing the vehicle; the video prompts netizens to lament, 'A lifetime of living is just trading human flesh for pork.'
12:00
A netizen reported that during the township-level People's Congress election, the village head brought ballots to a villager's wedding banquet for guests to vote, and designated two candidates the villagers had never heard of.
11:41
A survey by Hokkaido University of 2,008 Chinese respondents shows that those with positive, neutral, and negative impressions of Japan each account for about one-third, and more than half hope for more active China-Japan exchanges; Professor Hidemi Shiroyama points out that the spread of anti-Japan sentiment is related to the overlapping interests of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) propaganda, platforms, and patriotic influencers.
11:20
The Shanxi Lan County Transport Bureau was fined 11.08 million yuan and ordered to return 94.57 mu of illegally occupied land, but the factory buildings were still standing when a reporter visited; the video of the report was deleted after reaching the top of the Douyin trending list.
11:02
On November 12, a Guangdong netizen uploaded a document suspected to be a stability maintenance deployment plan for local township 'Two Sessions', requiring zero trips to Beijing and zero non-compliant petitions during the special protection period, listing anti-mind-control personnel, Vietnam War veterans, and individuals involved in demolition disputes as key targets for stability control.