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China's Mass Migration: Record 330 Million People on the Move During National Day Holiday

As China embarked on its National Day Golden Week holiday on October 1st, the country saw an unprecedented surge in regional movement, with a staggering 331.268 million people traversing across regions, breaking records and stretching infrastructure to its limits.

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Bank of China's Crackdown on Withdrawals Sparks Outrage Over Anti-Fraud Measures

A recent incident at a Bank of China branch in Huizhou, Guangdong Province, has sparked widespread controversy online. A customer attempted to withdraw 100,000 yuan from their account but was only allowed to take out 3,000 yuan. The bank demanded a third-party proof of identity before releasing the remaining funds, citing anti-fraud measures as the reason.

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Japan, Australia, and New Zealand Warships Transit Taiwan Strait in Show of Naval Cooperation

Naval vessels from Japan, Australia, and New Zealand transited the Taiwan Strait on September 25 in a move that is likely to be seen as a show of naval cooperation and a demonstration of freedom of navigation. According to sources, the Japanese destroyer "Asahi", the Australian destroyer "Sydney", and the New Zealand supply ship "Aotearoa" sailed through the strait, which separates Taiwan from mainland China.