「贵州农民围县长反强制火葬：怒斥官员“先挖习近平祖坟”（2025.11.22）」本周六（11月22日），贵州省贵阳市息烽县石硐镇连续爆发两起农民示威事件，村民们为抵制当地政府推行的强制火葬政策，与政府人员发生了激烈对峙，并一度围堵了一名副县长。

强征火葬政策不得人心，村民怒斥官员“先挖习近平祖坟”

事件的起因是息烽县近期开始实施的强制火葬政策，该政策要求辖区内所有居民，死后必须进行火化。这一政策一经推出，便引发民间普遍不满。村民指出，周边许多市县因政策遭反对，已从“强制火葬”改为“自愿火葬”，但息烽县却坚持强推，且无法拿出法律依据。村民表示，当地政府为了敛财，强制推行火葬，不但违背了“入土为安”的传统习俗，还将增加农户负担。不少村民在支付火化费、购买骨灰盒后，还要按照传统购置棺木为逝者进行土葬，因为农村没有专门的地方存放骨灰盒。

在面对进村宣传政策并要求村民签字的政府人员，村民曾愤怒质问：“如果共产党要挖祖坟，就先把习近平家的祖坟挖了再说！你们敢去挖吗？”此外，村民还警告政府人员，政府若想要强行挖走已下葬的遗体，“你们就放马过来，看看老百姓会不会放过你们”

木杉村：数百村民聚集阻政府偷尸

周六白天，在石硐镇木杉村，数百村民在听闻政府人员将挖走一名以下葬死者的遗体后，迅速聚集。在现场，村民们手持棍棒守在坟头四周，表示若政府人员强挖遗体，他们将“拼死阻拦”。此外，村民们还在现场用音响持续播放诉求，要求取消强制火葬政策；直至当天深夜，大批村民仍在坟山周围值守，而此前曾扬言要进村抢尸的政府人员，则因人数劣势，未有行动。

水头村：副县长殴打死者家属被围

周六晚，在距离木杉村仅数公里的水头村，一场更为激烈的对峙爆发。据当地村民称，息烽县副县长强勇在要求家属交出一名死者遗体时，殴打了死者的妹妹，引发众怒。

愤怒的村民迅速聚集，人数从几十人扩大到数百人，将副县长与随行的多名政府人员及警察层层围堵，期间，双方再次爆发冲突。现场视频显示，副县长强勇曾承诺会承担伤者的全部医药费用。双方的对峙一直持续到次日凌晨，在此期间，副县长强勇趁乱逃离了现场。

目前，两起事件仍在当地不断发酵，有大量周边网友表示将会到现场支持村民的反抗行动。

“Guizhou Farmers Surround County Official in Protest Against Mandatory Cremation: Villagers Lash Out, Saying ‘Dig Up Xi Jinping’s Ancestral Tomb First’ (Nov. 22, 2025)”

On Saturday (November 22), two separate protests broke out in Shidong Town, Xifeng County, Guiyang, Guizhou Province. Villagers resisting the local government’s mandatory cremation policy confronted officials, and at one point surrounded a deputy county chief.

Mandatory cremation policy provokes widespread discontent; villagers tell officials to “dig up Xi Jinping’s ancestral tomb first”

The protests stemmed from Xifeng County’s recent implementation of a mandatory cremation policy requiring all residents to be cremated after death. The policy has triggered broad public dissatisfaction. Villagers noted that many neighboring cities and counties, due to public opposition, had already shifted from mandatory to voluntary cremation, yet Xifeng County continued to push ahead and failed to provide any legal grounds for the requirement.

They argued that the local government was enforcing cremation for financial gain, in a way that not only contradicts the traditional custom of burial for “resting in the earth,” but also increases the financial burden on rural households. Many villagers said that after paying for cremation and purchasing urns, they still had to buy coffins for burial because rural areas have no designated facilities to store urns.

When government staff entered the villages to promote the policy and solicit signatures, villagers angrily confronted them, saying:
“If the Communist Party wants to dig up ancestors’ graves, then start by digging up Xi Jinping’s ancestral tomb! Do you dare?”
They also warned that if authorities attempted to forcibly exhume bodies already buried,
“Go ahead and try—let’s see whether ordinary people will let you walk away.”

Mushan Village: Hundreds gather to stop officials from exhuming a body

During the day on Saturday in Mushan Village, hundreds of villagers gathered after hearing that government personnel intended to remove the body of a recently buried resident. Villagers stood guard around the gravesite holding wooden sticks, saying they would “resist to the death” if the authorities attempted a forced exhumation.
Loudspeakers were used on site to broadcast their demands for the mandatory cremation policy to be withdrawn. Villagers continued guarding the area late into the night. Officials—who earlier had threatened to “seize the body”—did not act because they were outnumbered.

Shuitou Village: Deputy county chief allegedly assaults deceased’s sister and is surrounded

On Saturday night, a more intense confrontation occurred in Shuitou Village, only a few kilometers away. According to villagers, Xifeng County Deputy Chief Qiang Yong struck the sister of a deceased resident while demanding that the family hand over the body, which sparked anger.

Villagers quickly gathered—growing from dozens to hundreds—surrounding the deputy county chief along with accompanying officials and police. A physical clash followed.
Video from the scene shows Qiang Yong promising to cover all medical expenses for the injured woman. The standoff lasted until the early hours of the next morning, during which Qiang eventually escaped amid the commotion.

Both incidents continue to escalate, and many netizens from nearby areas have expressed intentions to travel to the scene to support the villagers.

「纪录片：琼中事件」10月31日，海南省琼中黎族苗族自治县上千村民发起“打倒海胶集团”抗议行动，围堵海胶集团加钗农场，砸毁了多辆轿车及部分农场设施，一度与警察发生激烈冲突。另外，村民遭遇在海南引发共鸣，琼中各镇以及儋州、白沙、五指山等市县的年轻人纷纷驾车赶到加钗，声援抗争村民。据知情人士透露，11月1日，在当地政府的调解下，村民获得了58.86万元的赔偿款以及10万元的复种资金。

Documentary: The Qiongzhong Incident

On October 31, in Qiongzhong Li and Miao Autonomous County, Hainan Province, over a thousand villagers launched a “Down with Hainan Rubber Group” protest, surrounding the Jiachai Farm of Hainan Rubber Group, smashing several cars and damaging parts of the farm’s facilities, and clashing violently with police at one point. The villagers’ plight resonated across Hainan, prompting young people from towns across Qiongzhong as well as from Danzhou, Baisha, and Wuzhishan to drive to Jiachai to support the protesting villagers. According to informed sources, on November 1, under mediation by the local government, the villagers received 588,600 yuan in compensation and 100,000 yuan for replanting.

「昆明街头摊贩大战城管，锅碗瓢盆满天飞（2025.09.27、28）」周六晚至周日凌晨，云南昆明市官渡区永中路海乐世界夜市爆发了一场持续约六小时的激烈冲突，引发大量市民围观。冲突双方是夜市摊贩，城管以及随后赶到的警察。目击者称，现场一度混乱，“锅碗瓢盆板凳椅子满天飞”。冲突最终以多名摊贩受伤送医、多人被捕，以及赖以维生的餐车被拖走告终。

这场冲突的导火索，源于半月前当地政府部门以“整改”为名关闭夜市，并趁机对外招揽商家、收取摊位费。摊贩们透露，海乐世界夜市的火爆生意，是他们长期坚持、从每天几十元熬出来的成果。然而让他们愤怒的是，夜市刚见起色，城管部门却以整改为由强行关闭，并随即启动收费。当摊贩们依要求前往登记时，却发现已登记的摊位超过四百个，其中不少并非原有摊贩，于是决定拒绝缴费。他们还指出，过去已缴纳过上万元的各种费用，但政府部门屡屡朝令夕改，收完钱后仍派城管驱赶，因此认为缴费根本无法带来保障。

对许多摊贩而言，摆摊是全家唯一的经济来源，长时间停业已让他们不堪重负。27日，在得知整改已于前一天结束后，他们便回到原有摊位恢复营业。晚上9点左右，大批城管人员集结到夜市，试图驱逐摊贩，但摊贩们拒绝离开，双方随即爆发冲突。随着有摊贩被城管殴打，矛盾迅速升级，愤怒的摊贩将锅碗瓢盆、板凳椅子等家当投向城管和随后赶到的警察。现场随即陷入混乱，并吸引了数百市民围观，有目击者形容现场“锅碗瓢盆板凳椅子满天飞”。冲突断断续续持续约六小时，其间大批警察增援，多次爆发激烈对抗，直至次日凌晨3点左右，混乱和对峙才逐渐平息。

据目击者透露，冲突中多名摊贩受伤，被送往医院救治。大量摊贩被警察抓走，而他们用来谋生的餐车也被城管拖走。

“Kunming Street Vendors Clash with Urban Management Officers, Pots and Pans Flying (Sept. 27–28, 2025)” From Saturday night to early Sunday morning, a fierce confrontation lasting around six hours broke out at the Haile World Night Market on Yongzhong Road, Guandu District, Kunming, Yunnan Province, drawing large crowds of onlookers. The clashes involved night market vendors, city urban management officers (chengguan), and later, police. Eyewitnesses described the scene as chaotic, with “pots, pans, stools, and chairs flying everywhere.” The conflict ended with several vendors injured and hospitalized, multiple arrests, and food trucks—on which the vendors relied for their livelihood—being hauled away. The spark for the confrontation stemmed from a government order two weeks earlier, when local authorities shut down the night market under the pretext of “rectification” while simultaneously soliciting new businesses and collecting stall fees. Vendors said the Haile World Night Market’s popularity was built through years of persistence, often surviving on just tens of yuan a day. What enraged them was that just as business was picking up, chengguan abruptly shut down the market under the guise of rectification and then introduced new charges. When vendors showed up to register as required, they discovered over 400 stalls had already been registered—many not belonging to original vendors. They refused to pay the fees, pointing out they had already paid tens of thousands of yuan in various charges in the past, only to see the government frequently change rules and still send chengguan to drive them away. As a result, they no longer believed paying fees could guarantee protection. For many vendors, their stalls are the sole source of income for the entire family, and prolonged closure had left them desperate. On Sept. 27, upon hearing that the rectification had officially ended the day before, they returned to their original spots to resume business. Around 9 p.m., a large number of chengguan officers assembled at the night market, attempting to evict the vendors. The vendors refused to leave, and clashes quickly broke out. When some vendors were beaten by chengguan, tensions escalated sharply. Furious vendors hurled pots, pans, stools, and chairs at both the officers and the police who soon arrived. The scene descended into chaos, attracting hundreds of bystanders. One witness described it as “pots, pans, stools, and chairs flying everywhere.” The confrontation flared intermittently for about six hours, with waves of police reinforcements and repeated clashes, until around 3 a.m. the next day, when the chaos and standoff gradually subsided. According to witnesses, several vendors were injured and taken to hospital, many others were arrested, and their food trucks—essential to their livelihoods—were confiscated by chengguan.

「大型资金盘暴雷，上千投资者围攻临沂树拍总部与警冲突」来自中国各地的上千名投资者，周一周二连续两天围堵了山东临沂树拍易购总部，要求退还投资款，并一度冲入大楼，砸毁部分设施，与警察爆发激烈冲突，多人被抓走。 树拍易购是近年来在“数字经济”旗号下迅速崛起的消费返利平台，宣称通过“消费即赚钱”“共享分润”模式，让普通用户边购物边创收。用户需先充值用于抢购商品，再通过发展下线赚取高额返利。平台声称年化收益高达200%，并宣称“由罗庄区政府监管”，政府持股比例达34%。在这些“保障”加持下，平台迅速扩张至中国多个城市，号称拥有数千家“数字门店”和上万商户，广泛渗透至社区推广、电视购物与社群营销。不少用户为参与项目不惜抵押房产、申请贷款。 然而自7月起，平台陆续被曝出无法提现的问题。大量用户反映钱包资金被冻结、充值金额无法回收，所谓“T+5提现”形同虚设，资金链断裂迹象明显。 7月21日，树拍易购发布公告称，公司已因涉嫌传销被立案调查。公告还警告称，若相关行为被确认违法，所有参与经营的服务商及用户可能面临刑事追责。与此同时，公司提出所谓“转型方案”，包括与青岛文化产权交易中心合作，推出“文企通”平台，试图构建“数字生态新格局”。 这份公告未能平息投资者怒火，反而被普遍解读为“金蝉脱壳”的信号。当天，大批投资者冲入树拍位于罗庄区的总部大楼，控制了一名公司高管，要求退还投资款，但并未获得回应。 7月22日上午，局势进一步升级，大批投资者从各地驾车抵达临沂并占领了易购总部，现场聚集人数迅速增至上千人。当地政府出动了大量警察到场驱逐示威者，在警察强行进入大楼驱逐抗议者的过程中，双方爆发了多次激烈冲突，期间，示威者朝警察投掷矿泉水瓶等杂物并砸毁了门窗等部分大楼设施，而警察则对抗议者使用了辣椒水，并抓走多人。 当天下午，部分抗议者转而聚集在总部前公路上，导致交通一度瘫痪。警察再次介入，强行驱散人群，过程中又有多人被带走。 除总部外，也有抗议者前往临沂市政府和山东省政府维权，试图寻求解决方案。截至22日晚，树拍总部周边仍有投资者滞留，现场气氛紧张，事件仍在持续发酵。

“Massive Ponzi Scheme Collapse: Over a Thousand Investors Besiege Linyi Shupai Headquarters, Clash with Police”

More than a thousand investors from across China gathered outside the headquarters of Shupai Yigou in Linyi, Shandong, on Monday and Tuesday, demanding the return of their investments. Some stormed the building, vandalized facilities, and clashed violently with police. Several individuals were detained.

Shupai Yigou is a consumer rebate platform that rose rapidly in recent years under the banner of the “digital economy.” It promoted a model of “earn money while spending” and “profit-sharing,” encouraging users to recharge funds to snap up products, and then recruit new participants to earn high rebates. The platform claimed annualized returns of up to 200% and touted backing from the government, asserting that the Luozhuang District government held a 34% stake and was overseeing operations. These “guarantees” helped the company expand swiftly into multiple cities across China, claiming thousands of “digital storefronts” and tens of thousands of merchants, with widespread presence in community promotions, TV shopping, and social media marketing. Many users took out loans or mortgaged property to participate.

However, since July, users have reported that withdrawals were frozen and recharge balances became unrecoverable. The promised “T+5” withdrawal period proved meaningless, with clear signs of a broken capital chain.

On July 21, Shupai Yigou issued a notice stating it was under investigation for suspected pyramid selling. The announcement warned that if illegal activity was confirmed, both service providers and users involved in operations could face criminal charges. Simultaneously, the company unveiled a so-called “transformation plan,” including a partnership with the Qingdao Cultural Property Exchange to launch a new “Wenqitong” platform in a bid to construct a “new digital ecosystem.”

Instead of easing tensions, the announcement was widely interpreted as an attempt to “escape liability.” That same day, a large number of investors forced their way into Shupai’s Luozhuang District headquarters, detaining a company executive and demanding repayment—without success.

On the morning of July 22, the situation escalated further. More investors arrived by car from other provinces, swelling the crowd at the headquarters to over a thousand. Local authorities deployed a large number of police officers to disperse the protesters. Violent clashes broke out as police forcibly entered the building, with demonstrators throwing water bottles and other debris, breaking windows and damaging property. Police responded with pepper spray and made multiple arrests.

That afternoon, some protesters relocated to block a road in front of the headquarters, causing major traffic disruptions. Police intervened again and forcibly dispersed the crowd, detaining several more people in the process.

In addition to the headquarters protest, some investors went to the Linyi municipal and Shandong provincial government offices seeking redress. As of the evening of July 22, many investors remained near the Shupai headquarters, with tensions still running high and the incident continuing to unfold.

【甘肃天水幼儿园铅中毒事件后续：家长堵路抗议，警察殴打抓捕维权者】
7月20日晚，甘肃天水麦积区褐石培心幼儿园家长发起维权行动，堵塞成纪大道东路，抗议警察殴打、抓捕维权家长。当天稍早，因抗议政府篡改检测数据、强迫家长签协议，两名家长被警察殴打并带走，引发家长集体不满。

同日，甘肃省发布了关于褐石培心幼儿园铅中毒事件的调查通报。通报称，涉事幼儿园为提升食物色泽吸引力，园长朱某琳和投资人李某芳授意厨师长期在儿童餐食中非法添加“不可食用”有毒颜料，导致幼儿和教职员工严重血铅超标，食品铅含量严重超标。目前，已有6人被逮捕，17人被立案审查调查。

【Follow-up on Gansu Tianshui Kindergarten Lead Poisoning Incident: Parents Block Roads in Protest, Police Beat and Detain Protesters】

On the evening of July 20, parents of children from Hexi Peixin Kindergarten in Maiji District, Tianshui City, Gansu Province, launched a protest, blocking Chengji Avenue East to oppose the police’s beating and detention of fellow protesting parents. Earlier that day, two parents were beaten and taken away by police after protesting against the government’s alleged tampering with test results and coercing parents into signing agreements, sparking widespread outrage among families.

On the same day, Gansu authorities released an official report on the lead poisoning incident. The report stated that in order to make the food more visually appealing, the kindergarten’s principal Zhu Moulin and investor Li Moufang instructed kitchen staff to illegally add inedible toxic pigments to children’s meals over a long period, resulting in severe lead poisoning among both children and staff, with dangerously high levels of lead detected in the food. So far, six individuals have been arrested and 17 others placed under investigation.