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UPDATE #3 [zh] 10月27日，反诈博主“徽剑”遇害案家属称被迫签署刑事谅解书，此前两名壮汉曾上门闹事；出资指使劫持的境外上线“少校”仍未归案。

On October 27, the family of the murdered anti-fraud influencer "Huijian" told the media they were forced to sign a criminal settlement agreement; previously, two men had come to cause trouble, frightening his father; the signatory Wu Zhengjie stated that the visitors were from the perpetrator's family side, and the overseas handler "Major" remains at large.

The Mbappé controversy has affected Fan Zhendong, whose Weibo post about watching the match was reported for "insulting martyrs." On the night of October 27, he unfollowed Mbappé and deleted his Real Madrid fan bio.

On October 28, as the controversy surrounding Mbappe's remarks continues to ferment, major Chinese e-commerce platforms are successively taking down Mbappe-related products.

On October 27, Mbappe fans announced a collective unfollowing and burned Mbappe jerseys to express their dissatisfaction.

On October 28, the image of Kylian Mbappé on Dongpeng 'Bushuila' drinks sold in convenience stores was cut out overnight, suspected to be an emergency measure due to a change in endorsement.

On October 27, a Fudan University medical doctoral resident posted a video complaining about working 36 consecutive hours, calling residents "creatures that can't be worked to death," and multiple doctors shared similar experiences.

Recently, many netizens have been selling Mbappe's "original words" on the Xianyu app, sparking attention.

At the October 28 Taiwan Affairs Office press conference, spokesperson Chen Binhua responded to the attack on a Taiwanese crosstalk performer being linked to cross-border repression by the mainland, claiming the DPP is accustomed to framing and smearing the mainland during elections.

Twitter users mock Real Madrid's lineup: Mbappe continues to strengthen his dominance in the team, with only him and goalkeeper Courtois left in the starting lineup, while the rest of the positions are left vacant.