4月26日，贵州省贵阳市黔灵山公园，一位女士在人群中公开展示了一面写有”生而为人，向阳而生，中国优秀青年于朦胧”的旗帜，公开声援2025年9月坠楼身亡、死因至今存疑的演员于朦胧。
On April 26, a woman publicly displayed a banner reading “Born human, living toward the light — Yu Menglong, an outstanding young Chinese” among the crowd at Qianlingshan Park in Guiyang, Guizhou Province, in open support of actor Yu Menglong, who fell to his death from a Beijing apartment building in September 2025 under circumstances that remain disputed.
近期的北京天安门附近戒备森严，把所有人都当成敌人来防。（2026.04.21-26）
Security has been tightened significantly near Tiananmen Square in Beijing recently, with measures appearing to treat everyone as a potential threat. (April 21–26, 2026)
「佛山坚美铝材以强制军训方式变相裁员（2026.03.11-17）」3月11日至17日，广东省佛山市南海区坚美铝材有限公司强制要求员工在正常工作时间之外参加军事训练，并规定凡拒绝参加者将被扣除绩效奖金。
据工人反映，此举被普遍认为是公司在经营效益下滑之际，试图以变相施压的方式迫使员工主动离职，从而规避依法支付经济补偿金的义务。工人表示，在每天长达12小时的工作之后，还须额外参加2小时军训，身心俱疲，苦不堪言。
“Jianmei Aluminum in Foshan Uses Forced Military Training as Disguised Layoffs (March 11–17, 2026)”
From March 11 to 17, Jianmei Aluminum Co., Ltd., located in Nanhai District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province, compelled employees to participate in military training outside of normal working hours, stipulating that anyone who refused would have their performance bonuses docked.
According to workers, this move is widely seen as the company’s attempt — amid declining business performance — to pressure employees into resigning voluntarily through indirect means, thereby evading its legal obligation to pay severance compensation. Workers reported that after already enduring 12-hour workdays, being required to attend an additional 2 hours of military training left them physically and mentally exhausted, and the situation has been extremely difficult to bear.
3月10日，西藏拉萨2008年“314事件”18周年前夕，多名参与过镇压拉萨示威僧人的退伍军人在中国的社交平台上分享了自己的亲身经历，自述由于武警兵力不足，解放军被上级要求换上武警服装冒充武警镇压僧人。这些军人还称：“只要见红（僧人）就开枪”、“超过车轮高全灭，某村”、“血流成河”、“消防车洗地” 还有军人晒出了当时的纪念勋章。目前相关内容已经被删除。
On March 10, ahead of the 18th anniversary of the 2008 “March 14 incident” in Lhasa, Tibet, several military veterans who participated in the suppression of demonstrating monks in Lhasa shared their personal experiences on Chinese social media platforms. They recounted that due to insufficient armed police forces, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) was ordered by superiors to wear armed police uniforms and pose as armed police to suppress the monks. These soldiers also stated: “Shoot as soon as you see red (monks)”, “wipe out everything taller than a wheel, a certain village”, “rivers of blood”, and “fire trucks washing the ground.” Some soldiers also posted pictures of their commemorative medals from that time. Currently, the related content has been deleted.