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November 10
Tuesday · 10 items
20:01
A job-hunting blogger mocks the 2026 recruitment landscape: fresh graduates are required to have work experience, 37-year-old job seekers are considered too old, and a 22-year-old woman is asked about marriage and childbirth during an interview. The post received 33,000 likes.
19:31
On November 9, multiple netizens posted that Shenzhen launched large-scale urban appearance renovations to welcome the APEC meeting, with cleaning staff manually scrubbing subway stains and painting pillars; netizens questioned what benefits APEC brings to Shenzhen workers.
18:30
On November 8, merchants at a market in Chengdu kept their doors tightly shut; official broadcasts claimed the inspection was only targeting counterfeit goods and demanded merchants open up, but netizens did not believe it at all.
17:32
On November 9, in a public toilet cubicle in Yangquan, Shanxi, multiple people laid out bedding to sleep. Netizens lamented having nowhere to find shelter and sarceptically remarked, 'This is far ahead.'
15:21
Recently, many netizens discovered that the iPhone Photos app automatically groups saved memes of Xi Jinping by face, sparking heated discussion.
13:22
On November 9, multiple netizens in Inner Mongolia drove to the entrance of the PowerChina Sinohydro Bureau 1 to demand unpaid wages, and the comment sections and bullet screens were flooded with calls to "bring the excavator" in support.
12:03
On November 9, a Shanghai netizen reported that a company punished employees by forcing them to do squats collectively; multiple employees stood in line to follow orders while managers supervised, with netizens exclaiming it felt like northern Myanmar.
09:00
On November 4, the Wangcheng District Court in Changsha disclosed an inheritance dispute: an adopted son wanted to monopolize the old family house based on the principle that 'family property is passed to sons, not daughters.' After mediation, the adopted son received 70%, and the five sisters each received 6%. Netizens questioned the preference for sons over daughters.
08:42
A netizen posted that they were repeatedly asked during autumn recruitment interviews if they were an only child, and failed every time they answered truthfully, so they had to fabricate a persona of having a younger brother to cope, joking that "the full liberalization of the two-child policy didn't give me a younger brother, but autumn recruitment did."