September 23
Wednesday · 8 items
04:32
On September 23, the PLA Daily published an article stating that investigating Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli eliminated major political hidden dangers for the party and the military, and accused the two of forming cliques and undermining the party's absolute leadership over the military.
04:05
UPDATE #2 [zh] 网传虐猫者“杰克辣条”徐志辉遭袭击进ICU，随后传出涉案女子坠楼身亡，引发网友悼念与对社会制度的讨论。
03:02
Taiwan's Minister of Labor, Hung Sun-han, returned to Taiwan after visiting mainland China, stating that the Chinese side provided equal treatment, but admitting that he felt more relaxed upon returning to Taiwan.
02:31
On September 23, an explosion reportedly occurred at the plant area of BASF Polyurethanes (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., releasing a large amount of yellow smoke that spread to the surrounding areas.
02:01
Foreign Policy points out that China's open-source AI models are being spontaneously adopted by Global South developers due to low cost, easy deployment, and strong support for non-Latin scripts, potentially forming a structural dependency.
01:01
Li Auto released an advertisement in collaboration with actor Xie Miao, which was questioned by netizens for pixel-level plagiarism due to its high similarity in composition, camera movement, and creativity to a classic Volvo advertisement from 13 years ago.
00:30
Beijing airspace control authorities issued a notice to airmen, establishing a massive 300-kilometer radius no-fly zone centered on Beijing starting September 20, covering Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, and surrounding provinces and cities.
00:03
On September 21, after multiple netizens posted comments calling for legislation in the "Bay Area Rising Moon" livestream, they had their comment privileges collectively restricted by WeChat Channels.
September 22
Tuesday · 2 items
23:02
Potatoes in Inner Mongolia have entered the peak harvest season. Pregnant women and nursing mothers from migrant worker families bring their children to pick potatoes in the fields for extremely low piece-rate pay.
22:01
Multiple netizens in Guangdong reported receiving dozens of early warning text messages from the Shenzhen Public Security Bureau Anti-Fraud Center in a short period of time, and officials responded that it was a system malfunction.