September 14
Monday · 10 items
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.
10:22
On September 12, a concert-goer at a cultural and sports center in Chengdu was stopped by security for their makeup and attire, labeled as 'bizarre clothing,' and was forced to remove their makeup and change shoes on the spot to gain entry.
10:02
September 14, the first day of free trial rides on Ningbo Metro Line 12 caused chaos on site due to overwhelming passenger flow, with many elderly passengers pushing and crowding, resulting in multiple people falling.
09:40
September 14, Hainan Wuzhishan City experienced continuous heavy rain, and a landslide occurred near Wuzhishan Middle School, casualties are not yet clear.
09:22
September 10, a blogger posted a video demonstrating “posture correction”, showing a girl wearing a red scarf surrounded by spikes, sparking strong doubt and ridicule from netizens.
09:04
UPDATE #2 [zh] 9月13日北京公布无人机新规后，有网友此前实名登记的无人机遭警方电话催促处置，被要求限期寄出北京或交回收站。
08:40
September 12, a netizen in Guangxi posted a video showing local water turning an abnormal turquoise green, after which the netizen's account avatar was reset by authorities.
08:21
September 13, state security (MSS) minister Chen Yixin posted that AI must uphold the Party's comprehensive leadership and guard against political risks, the same day Anthropic reported that Chinese state security had used its AI to monitor rights defenders and overseas dissenters.
08:00
September 11, Diplomat magazine expressed concern that the AI and robot revolution may strengthen authoritarian regimes, allowing China to dominate global supply chains, geopolitics and military competition.