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November 3
Tuesday · 10 items
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.
14:41
Recently, a restaurant in Nanjing put up a sign at its entrance reading "Mbappe and related derivative products are forbidden to enter."
14:20
A parent posted that after refusing to vaccinate their child with the HPV vaccine, they were threatened by a teacher that "it will be difficult to go to school in the second half of the year," while the National Administration of Disease Control and Prevention had already clarified in August that the HPV vaccine is not a school admission requirement.
14:01
On November 3, Chinese journalist Cheng Wanjun, who was imprisoned for six years for commenting on Xi Jinping, flew to Taiwan Taoyuan Airport seeking short-term humanitarian protection and transit to a third country, and is currently restricted to the airport transit waiting room.
13:22
A Zhejiang netizen posted a recruitment poster for a Mixue Bingcheng store, which explicitly only hires employees aged 16 to 22. Netizens question whether young people are easier to manipulate and have lower wages.
13:01
Recently, a woman exposed that a Bull power strip purchased on Pinduoduo, labeled as "100% authentic," was actually an assembled fake, with the wire and plug being from other brands; the merchant admitted the wire ends were not original Bull parts.
12:42
On November 3, over 3,300 A-share stocks fell, the STAR 50 index retreated about 49% from its July high, and state media articles attributing this to external factors triggered netizen mockery.
12:21
On November 1, anti-trafficking volunteer Shangguan Zhengyi reported that a rural courtyard in Guoyuan Town, Changsha County, had been hiding an underground surrogacy clinic for nearly 10 years. Officials responded that they had arrived at the scene to handle the situation, but by the next day, his inquiries regarding the sources of the medical staff and anesthetic drugs remained unanswered.
12:03
On October 28, the Hong Kong Security Bureau released the picture book "On Jai and Bear: Little Citizens Protecting National Security," planning to distribute it to over 900 kindergartens and public libraries across Hong Kong by the end of the year to promote national security concepts to young children.
11:41
On November 3, a netizen in Shaanxi posted that BYD adjusted its grassroots salary scheme, canceling performance-based pay and merging it into additional incentives, and no longer issuing compensatory leave slips. Income compensation is now linked to production output and attendance. Netizens joked that one must work more to reach the original performance pay level.