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According to the post, Guo Jianyu, chairman of the CPPCC committee in Qin County, Shanxi Province, and a former deputy county magistrate, was reportedly killed by a person wielding a knife on June 3. The information could not be independently verified.

According to the post, a person commemorated June 4 in front of the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall.

According to the material, at 10 p.m. on June 3, 1989, China Central Television broadcast an emergency notice from the martial-law troops’ command, urging Beijing residents to stay home and not go to Tiananmen Square. The material says that, at the same time, the first gunshot was heard near Wukesong.

The material states that some victims’ bodies were at Beijing Post and Telecommunications Hospital on June 4, 1989. It also says Fuxing Hospital, the Post and Telecommunications Hospital, the Children’s Hospital and the Railway Hospital were near West Chang’an Avenue, where there were many victims and injured people.

According to the post, an elderly man at Shenyang’s Luyuan struck an urban management officer with a brick after the officer allegedly shoved a female street vendor. Footage shows bystanders cheering and applauding. The post also says residents were subsequently allowed to set up stalls. The information could not be independently verified.

According to the material, these voices came from the last demonstrators to leave during the Chinese military’s forceful clearing operation from the night of June 3 to the early hours of June 4, 1989.

The post refers to a suicide. Limited information is available, and the account could not be independently verified.

On May 25, China National Radio Military published a post asking, “What gift would you like to receive this summer?” It included a poster featuring an aircraft carrier. The post was interpreted as suggesting possible “military reunification with Taiwan” this summer. The post prompted discussion, with some commenters saying they hoped for “fairness and justice,” free medical care for all, and a life “without oppression.” The post has since been deleted. The information could not be independently verified.

According to the post, on May 30, owners of the Country Garden Lingyu development in Puyang, Henan, went to the sales office and a petition office to raise concerns over delayed property handovers. The material could not be independently verified.

According to the post, on May 30, workers at the Dali branch of Yunnan Huasheng Engineering Construction Company said the company owed them wages and held banners seeking payment. The material could not be independently verified.

According to the post, on May 29, owners of the Lixiangcheng project in Handan, Hebei, knelt outside the municipal government to seek redress over the project’s reported eight-year stagnation. The material could not be independently verified.

On May 28, a woman posted a video making a real-name report against the head of Shuangshan No. 1 Police Station in Zhangqiu district, Jinan, Shandong. She said that after her partner reported a venue allegedly linked to prostitution-related activity on May 24, police seized his phone. When they returned the next day to retrieve it, she said the station chief told them, “You can’t take the phone back. No proof is needed; he is the law.” She alleged that after she began recording with her phone, the chief instructed officers to seize it, causing her to fall down steps and suffer injuries. She also said relevant station leaders did not answer calls afterward. The claims and related footage could not be independently verified.