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The reunion series Houhuiyouqi became a phenomenon on its sincerity, and a People's Daily commentary credited its success to genuine emotion over manufactured conflict. Now its rewatching audience is auditing the show's own footage, and the audit is not going well.
Pinduoduo's new delivery terms take effect November 13: for orders carrying the door-to-door label, every parcel left at a pickup point instead of the customer's door costs 10 yuan, and nudging a customer to accept a collection point is defined as a breach.
Young people in Xi'an are becoming 'shared children' for elderly neighbours — paid or volunteer help for a 323-million-person generation whose own children live far away. The model has warmth, and the media commentary has one question: where are the rules?
The week's biggest stories from Chinese social media.
A photograph of a 51.7万元 restaurant bill at Shanghai's landmark Peace Hotel — complete with a 230,000-yuan bottle of wine — spread widely on Chinese social media before the hotel said it was forged and police opened an investigation. The case has become a lesson in how cheap AI fabrication has made 'receipts' untrustworthy.
A woman in Xiangtan, Hunan discovered her savings were gone when a 7-yuan breakfast payment failed: scammers had silently cancelled her bank's SMS alerts, redeemed her funds and moved the money to Hong Kong in digital yuan over six days. Banks and courts say the alert-quieting trick is now a standard part of the fraud playbook.
Tesla's Model Y sold 7,807 units in China in October, down from 50,359 in September, dropping it from the top of the domestic sales chart to 66th — a collapse one analyst attributes to production capacity being redirected to exports, and which reflects the state of Chinese EV competition.
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