“‘Wangwang Electronics Employees’ Tell Tibetan Children the Story of ‘Wangwang’ (2026.07.27–28)”
On July 27 and 28, at the Songge Mani Stone Scripture City in Arizha Township, Shiqu County, Garzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, “Wangwang Electronics employees” told local Tibetan children the story of “Wangwang.”
“Wangwang Storm”: Netizens Withdraw Organ Donation Pledges (July 2026)
In recent weeks, angered by the “Wangwang incident” and the authorities’ crackdown on related solidarity efforts, growing numbers of netizens have withdrawn their organ donation pledges through the Red Cross Society of China as a form of protest. They wrote: “If you won’t hear my voice, don’t call on me to give”; “Once there’s a law against animal cruelty, then we can talk about there being love in this world”; “Without legislation against animal cruelty, I’ve lost hope in this society — I don’t see the point of donating. People shouldn’t be allowed to bully other animals just because they hold the weapons”; “I’m afraid that after I die, my kindness will flow to beasts. From now on I refuse all donations, whether organs or money.”
Shaanxi’s Zhidan County Welfare Lottery Scratch-Off Event Yields No Grand Prize, Drawing Public Suspicion of Foul Play (July 29, 2026)
On July 29, at Red Star Square in Zhidan County, Yan’an, Shaanxi, a scratch-off lottery event called “Public Welfare Lottery: Journey to the Red Capital,” jointly organized by the Yan’an Welfare Lottery Center and the Zhidan County Civil Affairs Bureau, had run for ten days without producing its million-yuan grand prize, sparking anger among residents present. The crowd believed that with roughly 100 million yuan in tickets already sold, the prize’s continued absence meant organizers were deliberately holding it back until the very end of the ticket run to keep drawing in more buyers. At one point, police attempted to intimidate the residents raising these questions by threatening arrest.
“Workers Block Entrance Over Unpaid Wages at China Railway No. 4 Engineering Group’s Tianjin Project (2026.07.28)”
On July 28, workers blocked the entrance to the Qingshan Green Energy Intelligent Manufacturing R&D and Production Base project in the China-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City, Binhai New Area, Tianjin, over unpaid wages. The project is being constructed by China Railway No. 4 Engineering Group.
“Suzhou Family Seeks Answers After Worker Dies in Extreme Heat; Factory Allegedly Failed to Pay Social Insurance for Seven Years (July 28)”
On July 28, the family of a worker who died suddenly due to extreme heat gathered outside Liming Textile Factory in Zhangjiagang, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, demanding an explanation from the company. According to one family member, the factory had failed to make social insurance contributions for its workers for more than seven years.
“75-Year-Old Man in Anhui Earns Just 112 Yuan Unloading 280 Bags of Cement (2026.07.27)”
On July 27, a netizen in Anhui filmed a 75-year-old man who was still carrying cement to make ends meet. According to the person who recorded the video, a truckload contained 280 bags of cement, and the man was paid just 0.4 yuan per bag—only 112 yuan for unloading the entire truck.
“Young Players from a Dalian Youth Soccer Team Voice Support for ‘Wangwang’ (2026.07.27–28)”
On July 27 and 28, young players from a youth soccer team in Ganjingzi District, Dalian, Liaoning Province, posed for group photos in front of a poster bearing the message “Respect Life, Treat Animals with Kindness,” expressing their support for “Wangwang.”
“Supermarket Employees in Binzhou, Shandong Protest for Unpaid Wages After Owner Flees (2026.07.25–26)”
On July 25 and 26, after the owner of Xingfulou Supermarket in Binzhou, Shandong, fled while owing wages, dozens of employees gathered for consecutive days outside a real estate development owned by the same individual. They chanted slogans demanding payment of their overdue wages.
“‘Wangwang Electronics Employees’ Raise Banner at Shandong Music Festival (2026.07.27)”
On July 27, despite the Chinese Communist Party’s ongoing high-pressure crackdown, “Wangwang Electronics employees” raised a banner in solidarity at a music festival somewhere in Shandong. The banner read: “The World Cannot Be Without Dogs.”
“Construction Workers Block the Entrance to China Railway Construction Engineering Group Headquarters in Beijing over Unpaid Wages (July 27, 2026)”
On July 27, construction workers in Beijing who had not been paid for more than seven months blocked the entrance to the headquarters of China Railway Construction Engineering Group to demand their overdue wages.