September 17
Thursday · 4 items
01:20
On September 15, the YASREF refinery in Yanbu, Saudi Arabia was suspected to be attacked by the Houthis. 37.5% of the refinery is held by Sinopec, making it a landmark Belt and Road project.
01:02
A physician at the Pearl River Hospital of Southern Medical University once demanded that students could not take emergency leave unless there was a death in the family, sparking public criticism of the high‑pressure management in medical education.
00:20
The Wall Street Journal reveals that China's blueberry industry leads to overcapacity and price wars through illegal propagation of protected varieties and capital promotion.
00:01
A junior high school freshman girl in Jinzhong, Shanxi was swarmed and beaten by multiple students while visiting a market; the school claimed it was a petty children's dispute, and police stated the victim is fine.
September 16
Wednesday · 6 items
23:22
A Beijing netizen who bought a toy airplane on Taobao two years ago was suddenly called by the police today asking about the toy's whereabouts.
23:01
Multiple schools in Yongji, Shanxi require students to bring e-bike helmets into classrooms and include them in daily evaluations, sparking parental doubts over space usage and management methods.
22:00
The Cyberspace Administration of China announced that a tech company in Jiangsu operating an AI API relay station was warned and penalized for failing to conduct security assessments and posing content security risks.
20:33
UPDATE #2 [zh] 9月16日，杭州警方通报尊宝比萨店员向披萨撒头皮屑及吐口水，涉寻衅滋事被行政拘留。
20:02
Afghan Foreign Ministry spokesperson claims ban on girls receiving formal education is merely a "pause" and denies existence of secret girls' schools, calling it home schooling.
19:32
September 12, an elderly migrant worker in Jiangsu used a cracked-screen phone to demand wages, video draws attention, netizens comment urging severe punishment for wage arrears behavior.