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November 5
Thursday · 10 items
11:41
On November 4, Hunan Daily published an article titled "Do We Really Need Halloween? Also Discussing Our Festival Sovereignty," stating that Halloween should not be simply banned, but that the needs of young people should be addressed and the localization of foreign festivals should be promoted.
11:20
A netizen used football history to euphemistically ask Doubao if a coach who has held the highest authority over a team for a long time is a dictator; after being refused, they asked directly and received a prompt stating, "This content is suspected of violating Doubao's usage guidelines."
11:02
A herdsman posted a video claiming that after a hydropower station was built in 2012, water from the reservoir flooded the pasture, turning it into a mud pond. 200 sheep and other livestock drowned one after another, and despite multiple reports, there has been no resolution or compensation to date.
10:40
Zhaobang Technology develops a mass emotion detection system, combining neuroscience, psychology, and other multidisciplinary technologies to monitor public sentiment, which is being pointed to as another surveillance tool.
10:22
On November 4, Xiamen City Vocational College launched a "Digital Yuan on Campus" campaign, requiring students to open and link digital currency wallets and top them up, stating it will cover campus payment scenarios such as restaurants, supermarkets, and utility bills.
10:01
On November 4, a netizen in Shenzhen posted that after paying social security for 20 years, their monthly pension upon retirement is only 1,989 yuan.
09:21
On November 2, a Bilibili creator posted a video explaining the idiom "Xi yan bu cha" (to become accustomed to something without noticing it), which reached 135,000 views, yet all comments and bullet comments were disabled.
09:00
On November 4, after a netizen petitioned in Beijing, all their social media accounts on Bilibili, Weibo, Douyin, and Xiaohongshu were banned; netizens say there are more and more 'internet outcasts'.
08:21
On November 4, in Qitaihe, Heilongjiang, straw was burned in multiple locations simultaneously, smoke flooded into residents' homes, making it unbearable; several students from the No. 9 Middle School and No. 9 Primary School were taken to the hospital by ambulance. Netizens claim the burning was organized by the government.
08:02
On November 4, a shop in Shaanxi hung a handwritten sign on a shelf reading "Zero-dollar shopping prohibited" and "Steal again and you are not Chinese," sparking heated discussion among netizens.