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November 4
Wednesday · 10 items
17:00
On November 3, the headquarters of Chongqing Kunpeng Payment Services Co., Ltd. was crowded with a large number of people demanding rights; merchants and agents reported that their POS machines have frequently experienced issues such as funds not arriving and delayed settlements.
16:32
On November 4, at Ningbo Wan'ai Electric Co., Ltd. in Zhejiang, due to unpaid wages, a large number of employees gathered at the factory gate to demand their wages, during which one worker collapsed and remained on the ground.
16:02
On November 3, security was tightened in Shenzhen ahead of the APEC summit, with police and security personnel conducting security screenings on passersby in the streets.
15:41
On November 2, the Nanchang University Student Union held a meeting at noon to warn students against circumventing the Great Firewall, but in the afternoon, their official account posted a tweet with an IP location in the United States, suspected of forgetting to turn off their VPN. The original post was subsequently deleted and reposted.
15:23
On November 3, a netizen posted a video exposing iQIYI for inserting dense, hashtag-shaped sponsor bullet-screen ads into the playback screen of licensed dramas, sparking mockery from netizens regarding the experience of watching licensed content.
15:15
Recent documentary footage records stability maintenance tactics against petitioners in Beijing, including interception, detention, repatriation, and street harassment.
15:01
On November 3, a US netizen posted a video complaining about WeChat's overly strict censorship; movie screenshots could not be sent even after repeated blurring, while they could be sent via Douyin. Netizens shared their experiences of WeChat messages being swallowed and monitored.
14:40
On November 4, after a netizen was permanently banned on WeChat, Xiaohongshu, and Douyin for posting a taboo name referring to Xi Jinping in their Moments, associated accounts linked to the same phone number on Xianyu and NetEase Cloud Music were also collectively banned with permanent account suspension, under the pretexts of "improper registration" and "involvement in politics," respectively.
14:20
Taiwanese media note a wave of resignations among civil servants due to lack of salary competitiveness, while in mainland China, 3.45 million applicants passed the review for the 2027 national civil service exam, with an average of about 97 people competing for a single position.
13:41
On November 3, a netizen-made program called 'Niuma Encourager' became popular on social platforms, displaying workers' current income in real-time along with a countdown to off-work time.