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November 1
Sunday · 10 items
04:31
A netizen was monitored by WeChat and summoned for a 'tea' talk that same night after discussing cosplaying as a 'Big White' for Halloween in Shanghai.
04:01
On October 30, the Ministry of Civil Affairs released the first "Social Organization Cancellation Guidelines" to clean up zombie organizations; the total number of social organizations in China has declined for three consecutive years, and netizens are calling in the comment section for the cancellation of trade unions, the Red Cross, etc.
03:49
Xu Zhangrun, forced to leave academia due to his speech and turning to poetry, compiles his poetry from the past four years into "Fallen in Battle: The War Between Heaven and Man".
03:00
On October 31, people in Sydney, Australia, held a rally to support the stray dog "Wangwang" who was brutally killed in Jieyang, Guangdong, holding signs demanding that China criminalize animal abuse and hold the abusers accountable.
02:30
Netizens report Starbucks is strictly monitoring surveillance to find faults and issue warning slips to employees, questioning if this is a disguised way to cancel the 13th and 14th-month salaries; the comment section claims these warnings will affect performance-based salary adjustments.
02:02
On October 30, the front pages of 12 official newspapers, including the People’s Daily and Guangming Daily, were highly identical, all featuring the Fifth Plenary Session of the 20th CCP Central Committee as the headline, accompanied by the same set of photos of Xi Jinping speaking and a panoramic view of the meeting.
01:49
UPDATE #2 [zh] 10月31日纽约万圣节游行中，有人抬着习近平棺材参加游行。
01:32
On October 30, a Weibo blogger posted a refusal to boycott Mbappe and Japan, stating, "We are humans, not dogs. Whoever picks my pocket, I will curse."
01:02
On October 30, China and Switzerland signed the protocol to upgrade their free trade agreement and a labor cooperation protocol, pledging not to weaken labor protection and to guarantee channels for workers' rights defense. This marks the first time China has included a legally binding labor and environmental chapter in a free trade agreement.
00:31
On October 30, Xiakedao, under the People’s Daily Overseas Edition, commented on the Mbappé controversy, stating that an apology is not enough and demanding that the player and the club pay a price large enough to serve as a deterrent, asserting that his commercial prospects in China are essentially over.