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October 10
Saturday · 4 items
19:02
The Wall Street Journal reports that, due to employment pressure and shrinking housing assets, some young Chinese people are rereading Mao Zedong's early writings and questioning the narrative that hard work leads to success.
17:00
An early interview video of Mo Yan discussing the value of the Sino-Vietnamese self-defense counterattack war sparks heated debate, drawing accusations from some netizens and commentators of being a "reactionary intellectual" and prompting questions about his motives for the Nobel Prize in Literature.
08:31
On October 10, the Double Tenth Day, Chinese netizens commemorated Sun Yat-sen with quotes such as "the world belongs to the public," quietly expressing their yearning for democracy and freedom.
03:02
A Sohu article digs into Kevin Tsai's years of cashing in on mainland China, accusing him of having spoken up for someone officially designated a diehard Taiwan independence element, and calling him the same kind of person as Little S.
October 9
Friday · 1 items
00:02
On October 6, patriotic influencer Lu Kewen posted praise for the CCP's achievements over the past 20 years in anti-corruption, strengthening the military, and poverty alleviation, yet claimed that corruption raged in China from 1992 to 2012 and everyone lived in fear, drawing a rebuttal from Hu Xijin saying it contradicted the official narrative; Lu responded that Hu was merely expressing a personal view and called on netizens not to fan the flames.
October 2
Friday · 1 items
10:01
The Economist reported on October 1 that new research tracking nearly 1,000 Chinese students found that studying in the US did not significantly change their political ideology, but their evaluation of the Chinese Communist Party's governance dropped markedly, and more of them tend to stay overseas after graduation.
September 28
Monday · 1 items
15:20
On September 28, Bloomberg reported that Chinese tax authorities have formed special task forces to track and tax wealthy individuals. Some task forces specifically target a single billionaire, while some wealthy individuals have threatened to move their factories to reduce tax bills from hundreds of millions of yuan to 5 million yuan.
September 23
Wednesday · 1 items
14:41
A 13-year-old girl in Yuncheng, Shanxi was raped and the police previously refused to file a case. The case has now been transferred to the procuratorate for review and prosecution, and the police officers involved are under investigation by discipline inspection departments.
September 9
Wednesday · 2 items
19:02
Deutsche Welle analysis states that what Xi Jinping learned from the Cultural Revolution was the closest same as the lesson of power, namely that whoever loses power is at the mercy of others, and used this to maintain Mao Zedong's historical status.
11:21
The G20 Finance Ministers' Meeting Chair's Statement has been released, and China has raised objections to paragraph 10 and others concerning trade surpluses and export dependence, sparking heated discussions among netizens.