September 20
Sunday · 1 items
02:00
On September 4, a textile workshop video showed a woman operating machinery with a young child on her back, sparking public concern over factory safety and labor rights.
September 19
Saturday · 9 items
23:02
On the eve of the National Day, high-speed rail and bullet train discounts narrowed, leading to actual fare increases. 12306 claimed that holiday price fluctuations are normal, triggering a consumer boycott among netizens.
20:30
On September 18, multiple employees of Shandong Xinfalike Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd. hung banners in front of the company to demand unpaid wages and defend their rights.
18:02
On September 17, a delivery driver in Jiangsu delivering food in the early morning found a peer fast asleep at a traffic light due to extreme fatigue, sparking netizen discussions about the living conditions of couriers.
17:01
Promotional slogans in a cultural and creative street in Jiangxi produced ironic effects due to peeling characters, and related videos were removed by platforms.
12:01
Shuidichou raises its platform service fee from 6% to 8%, an increase of about one-third. The company claims it aims to maintain sustainable services, which has sparked netizens' doubts about its public welfare nature.
09:02
On September 17, multiple non-civil service personnel in public institutions reported being required to provide a unit consent letter when applying for entry and exit documents, suspected to be a further expansion of the entry and exit record-filing scope.
08:02
A sanitation worker in Heze, Shandong receives a monthly salary of only 600 RMB and no holidays; a vlogger's live test of their hourly wage purchasing power sparks netizen sarcasm over the low human rights advantage.
07:01
Zhumadian official propaganda claims citizens spontaneously observed a moment of silence during the September 18 air raid siren, sparking mockery from netizens over formalism and the failure to grant a public holiday.
04:02
Peking University issued implementation measures to enforce the requirement of "living a tight life," explicitly banning meetings at 21 scenic spots; multiple universities have recently introduced similar administrative expenditure reduction rules.