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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.

On September 17, a student in Shaanxi was filmed mechanically reciting chemistry notes outside an elevator, looking exhausted, sparking criticism from netizens over the high-pressure education model.

In the review section of WeChat Reading's "One Man's View of the World" by Lee Kuan Yew, netizens mocked the description of Xi Jinping's 10-year rule, noting that his time in power has exceeded expectations.

Excessive military training intensity at Hainan Provincial Commercial School, students required to do high-intensity frog leaps and long-distance running, many suffer leg injuries and cannot walk, triggering student withdrawals.

On September 15, a netizen in Nantong, Jiangsu displayed their body covered in tattoos of historical events, sparking mockery from other netizens regarding their eligibility for the civil service exam and patriotic motives.

Hong Kong's Wen Wei Po criticizes the Netflix documentary "Joshua: Teenager vs. Superpower," inadvertently pushing it to the top of the Hong Kong film charts.

Apple iPhone 18 Pro is scheduled for release on September 18. Due to the sensitive nature of the date, it has triggered boycotts among some netizens. Previously, the official website had drawn public attention for avoiding date labeling.

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In the comment section of Liu Yu's book "The Art of the Possible" on WeChat Read, readers mocked Chinese politics by discussing Egyptian elections, sparking satire over "100% vote rates" and "unanimous approval" phenomena.

The Chinese-style animation "Dengxian Pavilion" goes viral on Douyin, satirizing social class exploitation and the living conditions of the bottom layer by adapting "Jing Hua Yuan".