September 14
Monday · 10 items
15:00
On September 12, a blogger posted a payslip from CIMC Nantong, showing 30 days of attendance and 352 total working hours last month, with a net pay of 11,364 yuan, an hourly rate of about 32 yuan, sparking widespread discussion among netizens regarding high-intensity overtime and social security benefits.
14:42
On September 14, Guangzhou police reported a stabbing incident at the University City; the suspect has been arrested, and the motive is yet to be announced.
14:34
UPDATE #2 [zh] 9月14日，广州大学城发生持刀伤人事件，事发区域已被警方封控，现场地面留有大量血迹，警方禁止人员拍摄。
14:02
On September 13, a blogger released a video of an undercover investigation into the working hours and leave policies of several fast-food restaurants, calling on consumers to boycott companies that do not comply with labor laws.
13:01
On September 14, an indiscriminate stabbing attack occurred near the Guangzhou University City, where a man wearing a black mask attacked passersby with a knife, leaving multiple people injured.
12:22
On September 13, a netizen saw an elderly woman struggling to contact her family due to persistent pop-up ads on her domestic smartphone and stepped in to help close them.
12:01
On September 12, Kyodo News cited sources as saying that Beijing has informed Washington that if the U.S. approves new arms sales to Taiwan before the China-U.S. summit this month, China intends to cancel the meeting.
11:21
On September 13, a man in Guangxi fell off his e-bike and struggled to get up, while surrounding vendors, pedestrians, and people on their phones remained indifferent, with no one stepping forward to assist.
11:00
On September 11, U.S. federal prosecutors in Detroit charged 41-year-old Tianjin woman Di Jin with collecting information on U.S. government officials for Chinese intelligence agencies, using her work at a think tank as a cover.
10:42
On September 14, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) of China stated that central enterprises will take the lead in paying accounts in a timely manner, requiring large enterprises to compress the maximum payment period for small and medium-sized enterprises to within 60 days, and strictly prohibiting the issuance of new bills with a term of more than 6 months.