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September 13, netizens posted a character table containing all Chinese characters, and netizens then used single characters in the comment section to spell out the names of the Chinese Communist Party leaders for political satire.

September 13, a blogger self-revealed that he had attended Hebei Hengshui No.2 Middle School, exposing that within the school there are phenomena of teachers beating and scolding students causing fractures, student suicides and male teachers suspected of rape, severely violating students' rights.

On September 9, a primary school in Jiangxia, Wuhan was reported online that a student who did not subscribe to student milk was forced to stand and then drink water at the back row; the education bureau responded that parents had misunderstood, sparking doubts about the administrative promotion of student milk and its profit chain.

On September 13, the public in Miyazaki, Japan held a memorial and animal-protection event for the Wangwang family in front of Miyazaki Station, calling on China to enact legislation to protect animals, to ban the consumption of dog and cat meat, and urging Japan to stop importing dog meat.

September 13, the WeChat mini-program “Double‑day weekend purchase” sparked discussion about companies’ two‑day weekend policies, and was blocked from search on Xiaohongshu and Weibo, with related comments also showing send failure.

September 13, in mainland a pet‑friendly ride‑hailing car displayed a slogan supporting Wangwang and calling for legislation against animal abuse, drawing passengers' attention.

A digital blogger posted a video exposing the Android "Quick App" and pop-up ad ecosystem, accusing it of trapping the elderly in an infinite loop through fake close buttons, induced redirects, and automatic downloads.

September 14, Caixin reported that many primary schools in Guangzhou's Huangpu District have prematurely terminated contracts with non‑permanent teachers due to a decline in student enrollment, and the impact of low fertility is spreading to education positions.

September 14, a university in Henan posted an anti-circumventing the Great Firewall propaganda poster, defining VPN use as suspected infringement of national security, and promoting staying away from illegal VPNs.

September 11, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the Ministry of Finance reported six cases of local government hidden debt, involving false debt conversion of 2.94 billion yuan in Jiashou, Anhui; Jiujiang, Jiangxi; and Yinchuan, Ningxia, among others.