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Hubei Names a Central State-Owned Builder in a Wage-Arrears Disclosure

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Hubei Names a Central State-Owned Builder in a Wage-Arrears Disclosure

Hubei province's quarterly list of major labor-law violations cites China Construction Seventh Engineering Division — a subsidiary of one of China's biggest central state-owned enterprises — for owing 118 migrant workers 3.2 million yuan, and for missing the deadline to fix it.

Shenzhen Bans Car Horns Citywide for Five Years, Starting November 1

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Shenzhen Bans Car Horns Citywide for Five Years, Starting November 1

From November 1, honking anywhere in Shenzhen at any hour becomes an offense carrying 300-yuan fines — 500 from a third violation within a year — under a five-year rule issued by the city's environment and traffic authorities, one month before the city hosts APEC.

Three Ministries Open a Joint Investigation Into Zunjie's Brake-Pedal Failures

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Three Ministries Open a Joint Investigation Into Zunjie's Brake-Pedal Failures

China's industry, cyberspace and market-regulator ministries have formed a joint investigation group into the Zunjie V800, whose brake-pedal bracket snapped in independent testing — turning a carmaker's damage-control exercise into a nationally supervised safety case.

Spot gold slid below $4,100 an ounce and silver fell more than 5 percent in a single session, and the drop lands on a generation of young Chinese who made the metal their savings account of choice.

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Gold's Cliff-Drop Night Puts China's Young Gold Buyers to the Test

15 Oct 2026

The pop star's first-ever concerts sent Nanjing hotel prices up as much as twelvefold overnight, and the market regulator's answer — clearly marked prices are legal — has reopened the argument over what the concert economy owes the cities that host it.

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A ¥179 Hotel Room Costs ¥2,193 as Xiao Zhan's First Tour Reaches Nanjing

15 Oct 2026

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China's Trade Grew 18.8% Through September, With Chip Exports Nearly Doubling

14 Oct 2026

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Taiwan Affairs Office Puts Kevin Tsai's Rally Appearance on the Record: No Ambiguity on Separatism

14 Oct 2026

After standing structurally complete but unused for roughly a decade, the new road-and-rail bridge across the Yalu River between Dandong and Sinuiju opens on October 15 — the first crossing built over the river since 1943, and a signal of how much has changed on both banks.

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China and North Korea Set to Open the Yalu River Bridge, a Decade After It Was Built

14 Oct 2026

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A Patient Gave a Hospital Worker a 1.9-Yuan Soda, Then Reported It as a Bribe

13 Oct 2026

A 64-year-old farmer in Jingmen, Hubei, was found shot dead in his field in the early hours of the Mid-Autumn Festival, out before dawn to beat the rain before his daughters' holiday visit. A man from a nearby village has told police he mistook him for game, and the confession is exactly what is keeping the case on China's trending lists: it explains the death only if the family's unanswered questions go away.

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Hubei Farmer Shot Dead by an Air Rifle While Working His Field Before Mid-Autumn

13 Oct 2026

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Wang Xing Is Still Repaying the Loans He Was Coerced Into Taking. Should Scam-Park Victims Have To?

13 Oct 2026

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China Investigates Huang Qifan, the Retired Chongqing Mayor Who Stayed a Public Voice on the Economy

13 Oct 2026

The 2027 national civil service exam cycle opened with 35,700 posts on offer — and against a private job market anxious enough that a graduate's 3,000-word account of her ruined-and-recovered first three years became the week's most shared reassurance.

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China Opens Civil Service Recruitment for 2027: 35,700 Jobs as Graduates Chase the 'Shore'

13 Oct 2026

Fujian courts on October 13 condemned three heads of the Wei family crime group to death for running fraud compounds in northern Myanmar that caused multiple Chinese deaths — the first-instance climax of a crackdown Chinese readers have followed for two years, and the backdrop to a viral rumor about student 'black-market prices'.

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Chinese Court Sentences Three Leaders of Myanmar Scam-Park Empire to Death

13 Oct 2026

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A Husband Who Stabbed His Wife's Lover Gets a Suspended Sentence, and China Debates the Victim's 'Major Fault'

13 Oct 2026

Mi Chunlei — the financier who received 59 court orders limiting his spending over disputes worth nearly five billion yuan — has stepped down as chairman of Shanghai Life Insurance, the insurer he ran for eleven years and which has not published an annual report in five.

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Mi Chunlei, Husband of TV Host Dong Qing, Formally Steps Down as Chairman of Shanghai Life

13 Oct 2026

The Chinese Academy of Sciences has opened an investigation into reports that visitors paying for a hotel room — 2,688 yuan a night, or a 598-yuan 'experience' — could drive into the electromagnetic core zone of the FAST telescope, where phones are normally surrendered at the gate.

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China Opens an Investigation Into Pay-to-Enter Access at the FAST Telescope's Core

13 Oct 2026

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China Starts Trimming the Tax Rebate Behind Its EV Export Boom

12 Oct 2026