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On September 14, multiple workers protested wage arrears by sleeping on the floor in the lobby of the Guangzhou China Construction Building.

On September 15, the new entry-exit regulations were officially implemented, netizens reported that detailed inquiries about reasons for outbound travel and itinerary arrangements were added; previously another netizen with legal documents planning to travel from Guangzhou to Vietnam was persuaded to return.

September 15, the State Council Information Office press conference said the August national urban surveyed unemployment rate was 5.3% and firmly claimed the employment situation was overall stable, prompting netizens to mock the authenticity of the statistics.

On September 14, a netizen posted on a social platform that they have been suffering from long-term wage arrears and termination of social security contributions; facing economic pressure they wanted to quit their job but were opposed by family, and many netizens exposed their own experiences of long-term wage arrears in the comments.

On September 14, after a stabbing incident occurred at the University Town Campus of Guangdong University of Technology, the campus entered a state of emergency. Many takeout orders on the delivery racks were cleared out amidst the chaos, sparking heated discussions among netizens.

On September 11, a blogger visited multiple bubble tea and dessert shops to investigate labor conditions, finding that many clerks were scheduled for 9 to 10.5 hours a day with only 3 to 4 days off per month, choosing to make a purchase at only one store with better labor conditions.

September 15, the Caixin page published on September 12 reporting Anthropic's accusation that Chinese large models leaked user data for distillation training is now dead and shows 404.

September 15, volunteer Du Xiaohua posted a video stating that the "Long Shu", who had long controlled and cohabited with the abused woman Sun Meihua, has been taken away by police for investigation.

On September 13, freshmen at the Zhongdu Campus of Shanxi Medical University reported for registration and found that the beds with desks underneath were not equipped with ladders, requiring them to purchase their own at a high price of 200 yuan each, sparking questions from students and parents.

September 15, the State Council's Regulations on Exit and Entry Management officially came into effect, specifying that Chinese citizens who violate export control and other regulations that endanger national security may be prohibited from leaving the country, raising concerns abroad about tighter travel restrictions.