According to netizens, there are serious water quality issues with the campus water supply at Shandong Yantai Cultural Tourism Vocational College. Footage shows students filtering water from the tap using wet wipes, which immediately become coated in large amounts of black sediment. In the comments, netizens have shared photos of water collected in basins on September 6, which appeared as murky as ink. https://t.co/E3KSY7Rz4H
What true business insight—so powerful! To research Pinduoduo, you start your own e-commerce platform and become its fourth-largest shareholder in a single trading day. If you can’t do these things, why do you think you can make money? New money may be appealing, but it still seems to lack depth. https://t.co/UjXYjRafVq
Yunnan Wenshan Experimental Primary School uses North Korean-style uniformity to "train" elementary students. Some netizens referenced the short film "The Rabbit Training," adapted from Zheng Yuanjie's dark fairy tale, to sarcastically suggest that "art imitates life." Netizen comments: "If my daughter had to go to school like this, I'd have her come home and learn hairdressing." "HarmonyOS needs to be cultivated from a young age." "It's too uniform, almost terrifying." "Elon Musk's biomimetic robotics school" https://t.co/aOxsVQfetb
The forward-thinking soldiers have all left— isn’t the contrast clear enough? Many friends say it’s impossible, that they have no way out. But there are always more solutions than problems. With today’s advanced internet and overwhelming information, there are countless pathways available. Those willing to put in the effort can use the internet and AI to sit down with a notebook and likely identify at least dozens of options. In the end, it still comes down to whether you want to rethink and replan your future. Based on current conditions, the window of opportunity appears to still be about six months away. One man said that after leaving the military, the government assigned him a civil service position in a county town, paying only 3,000 RMB per month. During the pandemic, his job became unstable, and he even lost his home to demolition...
After acquiring foreign nationality, why must you personally go to cancel your household registration? Here’s what a professional lawyer says: According to Article 9 of the Nationality Law, Chinese nationality is automatically lost when you acquire foreign nationality while residing abroad. According to household registration regulations, you are indeed required to report to the local police station in your place of household registration to cancel your household registration. But here’s the issue: Is this process designed for better management—or simply to create unnecessary hardship for those who have already moved abroad? Why require voluntary reporting when traveling back to China is inconvenient? If you don’t report it, you’ll get stuck upon returning to China: unable to obtain visas, unable to use your ID card, and even facing issues with entry and exit. Many people say: If nationality is automatically lost, why isn’t the household registration canceled automatically? It feels like being caught between two systems. Is this procedure meant to clarify the rules—or to add an extra layer of hassle for ordinary people?
OXT seems to be gaining momentum 👏 Increased buying pressure?
A single bullish candlestick can change your beliefs! Things commonly known—luxury cars, mansions, even what is considered good or bad— are likely deliberately implanted through external influence. Is buying real estate truly about loving houses? Or is it about the appreciation and wealth-creation potential behind them? Why aren’t people buying anymore? Perhaps because the narrative has shifted—and the bullish candlestick is gone... What will the next bullish candlestick be?
Chinese universities may designate September as a concentrated month for cracking down on "wall-crossing" activities, with over 100 apps added to a blacklist. A netizen posted that a Chinese university notified students: “September is the concentrated month for rectifying ‘wall-crossing’ behavior,” requiring students not to access overseas websites, use overseas game accelerators, or install circumvention software, or face “serious consequences.” The university also issued a list of “commonly used circumvention clients,” naming at least 124 applications, including Clash, Shadowrocket, V2Ray, ProtonVPN, as well as game accelerators such as UU, Leishen, and Qiyou, and specifically warned students to avoid “unintentional ‘wall-crossing’ behavior.” Notably, on the same day, the Cyberspace Administration of China announced that the 2026 National Cybersecurity Awareness Week will be held from September 14 to 20, with September 15 designated as “Campus Day,” during which various cybersecurity initiatives will be conducted on campuses nationwide.
Even before the Cultural Revolution began, everyone was living in fear! The winds of unrest are already rising... On September 2, a netizen from Bijie, Guizhou, posted a video highlighting the current conditions of a rural primary school, hoping to improve children’s learning environment and educational quality—only to face ongoing threats and warnings demanding the video’s removal. The netizen said: “I don’t understand what they’re afraid of... If one day my content becomes private or disappears, and I’m gone too, please help me report it to the police.”