September 18
Friday · 10 items
12:31
Hong Kong's Wen Wei Po criticizes the Netflix documentary "Joshua: Teenager vs. Superpower," inadvertently pushing it to the top of the Hong Kong film charts.
12:01
A video series by a Bilibili creator investigating two-day weekends at companies has been banned, with the platform refusing to disclose specific violation details, citing content security.
11:30
Apple iPhone 18 Pro is scheduled for release on September 18. Due to the sensitive nature of the date, it has triggered boycotts among some netizens. Previously, the official website had drawn public attention for avoiding date labeling.
11:00
On September 3, a netizen reported that after living abroad for many years, the village Party secretary in their hometown still had family members demand their workplace and contact information, claiming it was required for record-keeping per a provincial document.
10:35
UPDATE #2 [zh] 9月18日，广东清远市市场监督管理局通报称，此前曝光的硫磺熏制竹笋窝点情况属实，涉事窝点已被控制，相关人员被采取措施。
10:02
Visitors to the Qingdao Beer Museum secretly stole complimentary tasting glasses and boasted about their theft skills on social media, sparking widespread criticism of social morality.
09:35
UPDATE #3 [zh] 9月17日，博主“雪艳”确认其拍摄的两岸姐妹重逢视频中，90岁姐姐自幼被留大陆当童养媳，84岁妹妹则在台湾长大。
09:01
In the comment section of Liu Yu's book "The Art of the Possible" on WeChat Read, readers mocked Chinese politics by discussing Egyptian elections, sparking satire over "100% vote rates" and "unanimous approval" phenomena.
08:31
On September 18, a public vessel of the Philippine Bureau of Fisheries was rammed and damaged by a Chinese coast guard ship while on duty in the waters off Palawan, with both sides blaming each other for violations.
08:01
Evergrande Auto discloses interim financial report, with only 7 employees remaining, liabilities exceeding 32.7 billion yuan, and announces complete withdrawal from the automobile manufacturing business.