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October 29
Thursday · 10 items
11:40
On October 28, comments supporting Mbappé appeared in the comment sections of multiple Douyin videos, with netizens calling him someone who "loves to tell the truth" and questioning why only condemnations are seen without the original words.
11:22
On October 29, a netizen discovered while ordering food on a delivery platform that a merchant was showing support for Wangwang on their menu.
11:00
On October 28, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security added BGI Group, BGI Genomics, and MGI Tech to the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act Entity List, alleging that their genetic testing technology is used to monitor ethnic minorities in Xinjiang.
10:48
UPDATE #2 [zh] 巴基斯坦曾以遵循北京“一个中国”政策为由禁止台湾客机飞越领空，彭博社披露后数小时内撤回禁令，29日长荣客机率先恢复飞越。
10:21
Recently, comments were disabled on a Dongqiudi app post discussing Vinícius and the Ballon d'Or; netizens pointed out it was because of the word "Winnie," with the comment section lamenting that even cartoons cannot be mentioned.
10:02
On October 28, netizens discovered that Migu stopped broadcasting the La Liga match between Real Madrid and Racing Santander scheduled for November 1, as the controversy over Mbappé's Mao Zedong meme fermented; La Liga established a crisis team, and President Tebas is considering a trip to China to apologize and mitigate losses.
09:41
On October 29, the campaign team for DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Po-yang stated that their campaign website and road adoption website were subjected to a saturation cyberattack, with over 70,000 pieces of fake data injected within an hour. The team has since cleared the backdoor programs and strengthened defenses, and the websites have returned to normal.
09:01
On October 28, the creator of the Mbappé-Mao Zedong meme accepted an interview with the French magazine 'So Foot', stating they want to visit China but are considering contacting the French Embassy in China first to confirm if there would be any trouble, and jokingly remarked that the controversy felt like being in an episode of 'South Park'.
08:43
On October 28, a 24-year-old Chinese student was arrested by Japanese police on suspicion of assault for spraying capsicum spray at GINZA SIX in Tokyo's Ginza district on May 25, causing 30 people to feel unwell and 25 to be hospitalized.
08:22
A viral video on Douyin shows a child sitting at a desk, eyes filled with tears but laughing uncontrollably; the parent captioned it saying they dare not tutor the child anymore, while netizens left comments expressing heartache and urging not to drive the child insane.