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November 10
Tuesday · 6 items
07:20
On November 8, a film instructor in Hong Kong asked why Chinese students are always so keen on moralizing film characters, sparking netizen reflection on censorship, black-and-white education, and the psychology of power.
05:21
On November 8, the 'China Anti-Cult' Douyin account posted an anti-cult propaganda video, triggering a flood of sarcastic comments from netizens alluding to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), followed by comment throttling and warning messages.
04:02
On November 9, a Taiwanese vlogger posted a video complaining that their SIM card was inexplicably deactivated while traveling in mainland China, and customer service shirked responsibility by demanding they return to the original registration location in Chongqing to resolve it; netizens joked that it is difficult to get through to customer service.
03:41
On November 9, Shanghai netizens reported that a company punished employees by making them do squats in groups; multiple employees lined up to follow orders while managers supervised, with netizens exclaiming it was like northern Myanmar.
02:01
On November 7, at the women's singles medal ceremony of the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating in Shenzhen, Japanese champion Mone Chiba was heckled by the audience to 'get off,' and some spectators refused to stand or shouted 'refund' during the Japanese national anthem, sparking controversy among netizens.
00:30
A Shanghai netizen shares their experience of "whole-process democracy."
November 9
Monday · 4 items
19:02
A Xiaohongshu influencer filmed a restaurant screen in Denmark playing historical footage of the June 4th 'Tank Man', and netizens used slang like '4896' to mock the censorship oversight.
15:42
On November 9, after the Fengdong New City Government Service Hall in Xi'an, Shaanxi was demolished by an excavator, many workers were on-site for emergency repairs; netizens discussed that "the weapon for rights defense is an excavator."
12:42
Recently, the official media website of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission claimed that the Communist Party is "a person who, even if they only have one quilt, would cut half of it to give to the common people." A netizen replied, "Really?" and received over 4,000 likes, which is dozens of times more than other comments.
09:21
A Douyin netizen posted school rules where "jumping off a building" is explicitly listed as punishable by "expulsion," with netizens mocking, "I'm already jumping off a building, why would I be afraid of you expelling me?"