Sayings (3014)
More wire →
6 min ago
On November 6, a shopping mall in Shanghai installed "advertising mirrors" at the sinks in public restrooms that suddenly play commercials, startling customers and raising concerns among netizens about privacy and surveillance risks.
27 min ago
Netizens on Weibo expose the current fate of PCR testing companies, sparking attention.
1 h ago
On November 3, Wuhan News reported that 6 sanitation workers spent 2 hours searching through 7 tons of trash to help a citizen find a wedding ring, but there were no frontline sanitation workers in the photo when the banner was presented, leading netizens to accuse officials of taking the credit.
1 h ago
On October 7, an Audi car crashed into pedestrians on Wutun Road, Mudan District, Heze, Shandong, causing multiple injuries before overturning.
2 h ago
On November 6, during the local People's Congress representative elections in parts of Beijing, multiple voters reported receiving cash subsidies and daily necessities at the neighborhood committee sites.
3 h ago
Netizens use slang like "music student" and "playing the violin" to recount experiences of high school classmates' self-harm and depression being ignored, lamenting that even discussing student mental health requires evading censorship.
4 h ago
Recently, many merchants in the Chengdu hardware and electromechanical market closed their doors due to fears of 3C certification inspections. It is rumored that some merchants were fined between 80,000 and over 200,000 yuan, and it is said that all hardware markets in the Sichuan-Chongqing region have closed.
4 h ago
The Jiangxi Pingxiang Provincial Games cost over 100 million, with sponsorship fees apportioned to banks and urban investment companies; the opening ceremony is restricted to those inside the system, with 1.8 million citizens competing for 700 tickets.
5 h ago
On November 5, a netizen posted an exposé about a bar in Wuhan, Hubei, owing several cleaning ladies months of wages. Because the ladies cannot write, they could only send voice messages in a group chat to demand their pay. The author spoke up on their behalf, drawing attention.
6 h ago
On November 6, plainclothes police were on duty outside Li Keqiang's former residence in Hefei, a long-term surveillance point was set up behind the shops opposite, and those who took photos were forced to delete them or even taken to the police station for questioning.