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October 28
Wednesday · 10 items
08:42
On October 27, a former corporate manager posted a revelation, claiming that his former employer still found the per-capita cost of employees' lunches at 3.5 yuan too expensive, demanded the purchase of cheap frozen goods, and often went several months without paying wages, with the boss arguing that other companies were also in arrears.
08:21
On October 28, amid the controversy over Mbappé's China-related remarks, Real Madrid sponsor Hisense's official Weibo account was flooded by netizens demanding contract termination, after which it turned on comment selection and one-click protection.
08:02
On October 26, Hubei University of Education required all students to sign the "2026 Cybersecurity Commitment Letter," focusing on self-checking overseas accounts such as Twitter; those verified as circumventing the Great Firewall will face disciplinary action, and serious cases will be handed over to police and state security.
07:41
On October 27, a netizen in Guangdong reported that a company plans to pay social insurance in full but requires employees to bear the employer's portion themselves, effectively cutting pay by over 1,000 yuan.
07:23
The PLA continues to implement the policy of "building the army with diligence and thrift." An Air Force unit recycles old briefcases, and a detachment of the Henan Corps of the People's Armed Police turns waste into treasure to save procurement funds, echoing Xi Jinping's call to live a frugal life.
07:01
Beijing subway steps up security checks from October 20, staff say it will last until the end of the month "because a meeting is being held now", dozens of passengers complain to 12345.
06:48
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06:40
The Mao Zedong meme controversy has spread to football games, with Tencent and three eFootball Chinese servers announcing that they will stop producing Mbappé-related cards and take down his assets.
06:27
After Mbappé, the La Liga president and others apologized over their "Chinese dictator" remarks, the X platform added a note reading "Mao Zedong was indeed a dictator" beneath each apology post.
06:21
On October 27, TF1 reported on the Mbappé controversy; the presenter said it is a fact accepted by historians that Mao Zedong was a dictator, citing the estimate that his repression caused 40 million deaths.