Hello, everyone. Welcome to China Undercover.
Just when Chinese netizens were still shaken by the Yu Menglong incident, another heavy blow landed. There may be no real gunfire, but the scale of this online battle is overwhelming. From Weibo, Bilibili, Xiaohongshu, Zhihu, to Douyin, everything related to Yu Menglong has been hit. His posts are restricted, and even the likes and comments on his Weibo have been turned off.
Fans and netizens who simply wanted to leave a message for him have lost that right. Even the small online space where they hoped to express their feelings has been taken away.
Over the past two and a half months, this incident has revealed the darkest side of the internet—but also the most courageous and resilient group of people. They knew exactly what risks they would face for speaking out, yet they still chose to stand firm. We extend our deepest respect to every netizen who has stepped forward in this difficult atmosphere, and we thank everyone who continues to support justice for Yu Menglong.

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“Healthy Yesterday, Gone Today” 30–40 Year Olds Dropping Dead as 24 Hour Outbreak Sweeps China

A shocking wave of sudden deaths is sweeping across China, leaving doctors and families stunned as seemingly healthy adults in their 30s and 40s collapse within just 24 hours of showing mild symptoms. The outbreak, described by locals as a “healthy yesterday, gone today” crisis, appears to progress with terrifying speed: a light fever in the morning turns into respiratory failure by nightfall. Social media is flooded with stories of young parents, office workers, and factory employees who felt unwell, went to bed, and never woke up. Hospitals are overwhelmed, ER corridors packed, and medical staff warn that the number of cases has exploded far beyond what official reports acknowledge. While authorities insist the situation is “under control,” fear and confusion continue to spread. Many worry that China may be facing a new, unidentified pathogen—and the public is left desperate for answers.

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Millions of Chinese electronic devices have suddenly vanished from U.S. online stores, shaking markets and sparking panic across social media. Smartwatches, home cameras, and network gadgets from major brands like Huawei and ZTE were removed over national security concerns. The dramatic move comes as tensions between the U.S. and China continue to escalate, leaving consumers and businesses scrambling. Could this be just the beginning of a tech showdown between the world’s two biggest economies?

#chinanews #chinaundercover #chinaeconomy #china #chinacrisis

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I don't know anymore.
There’s no one left. Fortunately, we’re still doing business online—if not, I honestly don’t know how we would survive. It feels completely over. These machines are about to become scrap iron. Since August, factories in Dongguan and Shenzhen have been shutting down one after another. Piles of equipment are stacked everywhere, and for more than ten days, not a single person has come to even take a look.
Don’t even think about selling them. Every machine is lying here like a dead body. If this continues, it will all rot into useless iron.

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Visa-free travel to Singapore for Chinese passport holders sounded like a dream, but reality has revealed a harsh truth. A Chinese man recently caused chaos at Changi Airport, even spitting at staff in frustration. Across the world, the Chinese passport has become a symbol of embarrassment, drawing prejudice and suspicion. Inside China, the Communist Party scrutinizes passports relentlessly, confiscating them at will. Today, let’s dive deep into this controversial issue with us and insights from Chinese viewers worldwide

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tofu-dregs” buildings in China appear to crumble with shocking fragility, raising urgent questions about construction safety. As videos of brittle, biscuit-like concrete spread across social media, viewers worldwide are demanding transparency, accountability, and stronger protections for ordinary residents.
#chinanews #tofu #undercover #chinaeconomy #news

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