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November 3
Tuesday · 10 items
19:30
On November 1, people in Nagoya, Japan, held an anti-animal abuse parade, carrying portraits of the mother dog Wangwang, who was brutally killed in Jieyang, Guangdong, at the end of June, and her puppies, and a Wangwang-themed advertising truck was present at the scene.
19:00
On October 31, the Education Bureau of Donghai County, Jiangsu, issued a reminder on standardizing school operations, requiring strict adherence to two-day weekends for all grades except the third year of high school, controlling evening self-study sessions, and prohibiting disguised supplementary classes, which sparked discussions among students and parents.
18:34
UPDATE #2 [zh] 扬州江扬电缆工人抗议扣薪后，网传聊天记录称降薪或扩大至全厂，刘集分厂总经理因铜价亏损已辞职。
18:02
On November 1, a netizen posted a video complaining about the harsh management in a Hebei high school: confiscation of books, prohibition of talking during breaks, and hairstyle control; the comment section was subsequently cleared.
17:32
On November 3, dozens of workers at Fujian Jinjiang Shuangchang Shoe Material Co., Ltd. climbed to the top of the factory to protest and demand payment of their unpaid wages.
17:01
A netizen reports that their younger brother was kicked by a line leader for working too slowly at the Luxshare Precision workshop in Anhui and threatened with a beating after work, questioning where the basic respect for employees is in large companies.
17:01
On November 2, owners of Runyang Guanlan Ludao Phase III in Chengdu clashed with property management over high parking fees and housing quality issues, gathered at the underground garage entrance for rights defense, and forcibly removed the barrier gate.
16:00
On November 2, at the Jiangjin Hotel in Chongqing, multiple employees staged a sit-in in the hotel corridor and outside the entrance to demand unpaid wages.
15:21
On November 2, sanitation workers in Huadu District, Guangzhou were required to wear GPS-enabled electronic badges. The management claimed it does not violate privacy, while netizens sarcastically suggested that leaders should wear them too.
15:02
Spanish writer Juan del Val bluntly called Mao Zedong a dictator and a murderer on the laSexta TV program, adding that he did not care if his contracts in China were cancelled.