昨天

中国集体抗争事件记录网：

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

纪录片：《云南镇雄十万农民“反强制火葬”运动》“2026年9月，云南省昭通市镇雄县爆发了一场大规模的反抗运动。数以万计的农民突然集结在原本宁静的偏僻山村里，高喊口号，与政府人员、警察对峙。根据“昨天”项目的统计，整场反抗运动持续了整整半个月，涉及至少11个乡镇、33场大规模集会。总计参与人数超十万，为近年来规模最大的集会型抗争运动。”

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

[Guangxi Villagers Wield Knives to Halt Forced Land Seizure; Developers Escape Only After Signing Guarantee (2026.11.07)]

On November 7, in Longgui Tun, Zhe'ai Village, Yancha Township, Longlin Various Nationalities Autonomous County, Baise City, Guangxi, the local government and developers forcibly occupied villagers' land to install wind turbines. Upon hearing the news, villagers arrived at the scene armed with knives to stop the construction, nearly sparking a violent clash. Ultimately, the developers were only able to leave safely after publicly drafting a written guarantee, promising not to carry out any further construction without the villagers' consent.

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

「广西村民持刀具阻止强征，开发商写保证书才得以脱身（2026.11.07）」11月7日，广西百色市隆林各族自治县岩茶乡者艾村陇桂屯，当地政府及开发商强行占用村民土地安装风力发电机，村民闻讯后持刀具到现场阻止施工，险些爆发冲突。最终，开发商一方当众写下保证书，承诺在未取得村民同意的情况下，不再开展任何施工行为，才得以脱身。

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

陕西西安挖掘机勇士：胡朋朋，47岁，陕西西咸新区人，因被强拆和被绿地新里城拖欠挖机费用而多次上访无果。

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

“35 Manufacturing Factories Closed, Sparking Worker Protests (October 2026)”
In October 2026, the Yesterday Project documented 35 cases in China in which manufacturing factories closed and workers protested. Each was a small factory with around 100 employees. Zhejiang and Guangdong accounted for 23 cases, about two-thirds of the total. Shoe, garment, textile, and leather factories accounted for 23 cases, more than 60%. Sixteen protests lasted more than two days; the longest lasted 17 days. Outcomes were documented in only two cases, and workers recovered only 65% and 60% of the wages owed, respectively.

Regional distribution: Zhejiang and Guangdong accounted for 23 of the 35 documented factory closures and protests over unpaid wages—about two-thirds of the total. Cases clustered in several manufacturing hubs: Jinhua had 4 (including 2 in Yongkang); Guangzhou had 4 (including 2 in Shiling, Huadu); Wenzhou had 3 shoe-factory cases; and Jinjiang, Quanzhou, had 3. Zhongshan, Dongguan, and Huizhou had 2 each.

Industry distribution: Shoe, garment, textile, and leather factories accounted for 23 cases, more than 60% of the 35 total. Garment factories, including knitwear and down-jacket factories, and shoe factories were the two largest categories, with 20 cases combined. Shoe-factory cases were concentrated in Wenzhou (3) and Jinjiang (2); garment-factory cases were concentrated in Guangzhou (3) and Zhongshan (2).

Timing and duration: By start date, mid-October (the 11th–20th) was the busiest period, with 17 cases. There were 9 cases each in the first and last thirds of the month. New protests were recorded almost every day. Nineteen cases had records for only one day; 16 lasted two days or more.

Outcomes: Outcomes were recorded in only 2 of the 35 cases. In both, workers recovered only part of the wages owed:
Chenyang Shoes, Jinjiang, Quanzhou: after 17 days of protest, workers received 65% of the unpaid wages.
Dongshun Yixin Garment, Panyu, Guangzhou: after 12 days, workers received 60%.
Both were among the longest-running cases. Outcomes were not recorded for the other 33 cases.

Data notes:
This report covers only the 35 cases in the list; the actual number may be higher.
Duration is calculated inclusively, counting both the first and last dates. “One-day record” means only that the protest was documented for one day; it does not mean that it ended that day.
Industry is classified mainly by factory name. Cuican Gaiye, which makes insulated cups, was verified and classified as hardware; Nanxia Yicai was verified as a garment factory. Three cases—those identified only as “a certain factory” or whose industry could not be determined from the name, including Hengtong Zhengmao—are classified as unclear.

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

「2026年10月份35家制造业工厂倒闭并引发工人维权（2026.10）」2026年10月，“昨天”项目记录到中国有35家制造业工厂倒闭并引发工人维权，均为100人左右小型工厂。浙江和广东合计23起，占三分之二；鞋厂、服装厂和纺织皮具厂共23起，占六成。16起维权持续了两天以上，最长的17天。只有两起有记录到了维权结果，工人分别只拿到欠薪的65%和60%。

地区分布：浙江、广东共23起，占三分之二各省工厂倒闭欠薪维权事件数，共35起。事件集中在几个产业集群：金华4起（永康2起）、广州4起（花都狮岭2起）、温州鞋厂3起、泉州晋江3起，中山、东莞、惠州各2起。

行业分布：鞋服纺织皮具23起，占六成以上，共23起；全部35起。服装厂（含毛织、羽绒服）和鞋厂是最大的两类，合计20起。鞋厂集中在温州（3起）和晋江（2起），服装厂集中在广州（3起）和中山（2起）。

时间与持续时长：按开始日期算，10月中旬（11–20日）最密集，共17起；上旬和下旬各9起。全月几乎每天都有新的维权事件。19起只有一天的记录，16起持续两天以上。

维权结果：35起中只有2起有结果记录，都只追回了部分工资：

泉州晋江辰杨鞋业：维权17天，拿到欠薪的65%
广州番禺东顺亿鑫制衣：维权12天，拿到欠薪的60%

两起都是持续最久的事件之一。其余33起的结果未记录。

数据说明：
本报告只统计了清单里的35起事件，实际数量可能更多。
持续天数按首尾日期计算，含首尾两天。“单日”只表示记录了一天，不代表维权当天就结束了。
行业主要按厂名判断；璀璨盖业（生产保温杯，归入五金）和南夏伊彩（服装）已核实。只写了“某工厂”或从厂名看不出行业的（含恒通正贸）共3家，归为未明。

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

胡勇士

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

「突发：陕西猛士开挖掘机强拆政府大楼（2026.11.09）」11月9日中午，陕西西咸新区沣东新城，一名猛士驾驶挖掘机冲入沣东新城政务中心，拆毁了多座大楼的大门以及外立面，政府人员纷纷落荒而逃，无人敢上前阻拦，特警已经出现在现场，目前还不清楚事件的起因以及当事人姓名。

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

Breaking: Man in Shaanxi Uses Excavator to Demolish Government Building (2026.11.09)
At noon on November 9, in Fengdong New City, Xixian New Area, Shaanxi, a man drove an excavator into the Fengdong New City Government Service Center and demolished the entrances and exterior façades of several buildings. Government staff fled in panic, and no one dared to intervene. Special police were seen at the scene. The cause of the incident and the man’s identity remain unknown.

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

@tsui88888888 还不如问豆包

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

在世界上最安全的国家，每年至少有数万儿童失踪，这还是最保守的数据，《人民日报》2019年的数据是每年约7万，能找回来的只有5%，其他的去了那里？

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

https://t.co/J98skiqrRt

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

在世界上最安全的国家，每年至少有数万儿童失踪，这还是最保守的数据，《人民日报》2019年的数据是每年约7万，能找回来的只有5%，其他的去了那里？

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

墨尔本事件后，不少中国人说“还是中国治安好”。好到什���程度呢？2023年至今，中国发生了至少130起针对平民的无差别恐怖袭击事件，造��至少150人死亡。这还不包括其他海量的凶杀案件。

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

[Xi'an Taxi Drivers Rally to Demand Fee Reductions; Protesting Driver Exposes "Rent-Seeking" Scheme (2026.11.02)]

On November 2, drivers of privately-owned taxis affiliated with Qicheng Taxi Company in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, held a rally at the company's entrance, chanting slogans to demand fee reductions. According to one of the protesting drivers, there are over 4,000 privately-owned taxis in Xi'an that have been forced by transport authorities to officially register under various taxi companies. These companies not only extract an annual management fee of approximately 6,000 RMB per vehicle, but also force drivers to purchase their cars at prices over 20,000 RMB above market value. The driver pointedly noted that the management fees alone generate over 24 million RMB annually citywide, adding that everyone knows perfectly well whose pockets this massive sum ultimately enters, though they usually dare not speak out.

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

「西安出租车司机集会要求降费，当事司机揭露“权力寻租”黑幕（2026.11.02）」11月2日，陕西西安启程出租汽车公司的“私户”司机在公司门口集会，高喊口号要求降费。据一名当事司机透露，西安市共有4000余辆私人出租车，被交通部门强制要求挂靠在各出租车公司名下。这些公司��仅向每辆车每年收取约6000元管理费，还强制司机以高出市场价两万多的价格购车。司机直指，每年仅管理费一项全市就高���2400多万元，这笔巨额资金最终进了谁的腰包大家心知肚明，只是平时不敢说。

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

Mourners Condemn HungryPanda at Vigil for Slain Melbourne Delivery Rider (Nov. 7, 2026)
In Melbourne, Australia, mourners at a vigil for slain Chinese delivery rider Feng Jianming put up a protest sign bearing the HungryPanda logo. It read: “HungryPanda must take responsibility for the death of rider Feng Jianming. HungryPanda is the only food delivery platform that deducts pay from riders when an order is lost or spilled. Had the rider not been trying to protect the food, he would not have been killed in an impulsive attack.”
At around 8 p.m. on November 6, Feng, a 47-year-old Chinese national who delivered for HungryPanda, was working in central Melbourne when he found a man damaging his delivery e-bike. During the confrontation and argument that followed, the man pulled out a knife and stabbed Feng in the heart. Feng died of his wounds that night. Police later arrested the 51-year-old suspect.
The killing quickly sparked fierce anger among local delivery workers and the Chinese community. Protesters and fellow riders said that while mainstream Western delivery platforms in Australia treat lost or stolen orders as an operating cost, HungryPanda has long docked the pay of riders who lose or spill orders. They argued that shifting these losses onto the lowest-paid workers left riders afraid to back down in the face of danger on the street, trying to save the food and avoid a penalty, and that this ended in bloodshed.

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

「墨尔本遇害骑手悼念现场，悼念者竖牌谴责“熊猫外卖”（2026.11.07）」澳大利亚墨尔本，在遇害华人外卖骑手冯建明的悼念现场，竖起了一块印有熊猫外卖Logo的抗议标语牌。上面写道：“熊猫外卖必须为骑手冯建明的离世负责任，熊猫外卖是唯一一家因骑手丢餐撒餐会扣款的外卖平台。如果骑手不是为了保护餐点，也不会惨遭冲动杀害。”

11月6日晚8���许，47岁的中国籍熊猫外卖骑手冯建明在墨尔本市中心送餐期间，发现一名男子正在破坏他的送餐电动自行车。在双方交��与争执中，冯建明被该男子拔刀刺中胸部，最终因伤势过重于当晚不幸身亡。涉案的51岁嫌疑人随后被警方逮捕。

这一悲剧迅速引发了当地外卖员群体与华人社区的强烈愤怒。抗议者与同行骑手指出，与当地西方主流外卖平台将“丢餐、被抢”视为平台运营损耗的惯例不同，熊猫外卖长期对丢餐、撒餐的骑手扣款，他们认为，这种把损失转嫁给底层劳动者的做法，让骑手遇到街头危险时为了保住餐品、免遭罚款而不敢退让，最终酿成血案。

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

Forced Demolition in Zhenxiong, Yunnan Drives Homeowner to Jump From Bridge; Angry Villagers Surround Government Personnel (November 5, 2026)
On November 5, in Tianshengqiao Village, Yanyuan Town, Zhenxiong County, Zhaotong, Yunnan, local authorities forcibly demolished a house that villagers were building, driving the owner to jump from a bridge in protest. The demolition sparked strong anger among local villagers, who surrounded the demolition crew for hours to demand an explanation.

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

「云南镇雄强拆致屋主跳桥，愤怒村民围政府人员（2026.11.05）」11月5日，云南昭通镇雄县盐源镇天生桥村，当地政府强行拆除村民在建房屋，致��屋主跳桥抗议。此举引发当地村民强烈不满，长时间围堵强拆人员讨要说法。