Zhang Xue, the Chongqing motorcycle builder turned internet personality, says he cannot pay master's graduates the 200,000 to 300,000 yuan that nearby car companies offer. His company posts strong output but is still losing money, and students are looking at the other offer sheet.
A Zhengzhou court ordered an employer to pay more than 840,000 yuan after nine slaps during a wage dispute preceded a worker's stroke and death, assigning him 70% of the liability. The case turns on how much causation a court will read into a violent confrontation.
An online post claims the delivery subsidy war has cost three companies more than a hundred billion yuan, leaving nerves raw and bosses defensive. It is a glimpse of how China's cheap-takeout era is being paid for.
A Chinese university student was caught running errands for classmates with eleven phones strapped to his body. When pressed to name the students who paid him, he refused, and the refusal turned a small campus racket into a national debate about loyalty.
China has published its 2027 public holiday schedule, restoring a nine-day Spring Festival break and making next year the lightest for make-up workdays in recent memory. The plan lands as workers weigh longer family time against the travel and spending crush it creates.
A motorcycle-maker's campus recruitment in Chongqing drew ridicule for offering 985 and 211 graduates 120,000 to 150,000 yuan a year in R&D roles. Founder Zhang Xue hit back at critics, turning a routine job posting into a public argument about what elite graduates are worth.
Chongqing Wolves crashed out of the King Pro League's annual finals in the top six, missing the championship stage for the first time in years. A two-word Weibo post — 'chaos' — captured a fanbase watching a dynasty lose its direction.
A Qingdao Porsche saleswoman has topped the brand's national rankings for a third straight year, even as the dealer group she works for lost 275 million yuan in six months. The contrast captures a luxury car market where individual stars shine while showrooms struggle.
A celebratory seafood buffet at the Yantai Marathon finish line dissolved into a scrum as runners grabbed scallops and packed bags, with one table collapsing. Organizers apologized and pledged to stagger cooking batches.
A 2027 trial rulebook from the Chinese Go Association cuts komi from 3.75 to 3.5 stones, a small number with large consequences for the world's top board game. Players and fans are debating whether Black now gains an edge.
A viral post asks whether Hengdian, China's biggest film and TV production hub, is losing its edge as AI takes over acting and production work. The debate touches on extras, sets and the town's tourism economy.
A viral forum post compares how Ekin Cheng, Eric Suen and Ronald Cheng answered a question about the Diaoyu Islands, sparking debate over celebrity diplomacy and public image.
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