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When medical insurance records become surveillance cameras, even buying a box of sleeping pills can trigger a “driver’s license revocation” warning. This is no longer about protecting safety, but about cutting off privacy. Big data should not be a noose around taxpayers’ necks, nor should “administrative convenience” be allowed to override the boundaries of the law.

When the judge, who should hold the scales of justice, turns to embrace the plaintiff’s thighs and worships the illusory gods and Buddhas, the dignity of the judiciary has already shattered between the cups. The so-called “work secrets” are nothing more than a fig leaf; the so-called “invasion of privacy” has become an excuse for not exposing family scandals. We refuse to be blinded by this arrogant “internal digestion.” Memory should not be sealed, and the truth should not suffocate in the black box.

When the editor-in-chief of a website is arrested for persisting in reporting on enterprises suspected of environmental damage, what we see is not only the fate of an individual, but also the intricate entanglement of power, interests, and justice in this era. Is it deserved punishment, or retaliation? The truth is often hidden in the most unknown corners, and we need to remain clear-headed and continue to observe.

I was squatting in the toilet, casually browsing the trending topics. Unexpectedly, the content I saw next was surprisingly relevant…

This is a testimony about “reincarnation.” Li Yuchen used 40 accounts that were blocked in exchange for records, which are not only evidence of the abuse of power, but also a torch leading to freedom and truth. Guarding memory is not only about remembering, but also about passing the torch.

Those who enforce the law break the law, and their crimes are compounded. I saw a piece of news today,…

Small counties are not without talent, but they lack the soil to accommodate talent. When dozens of families weave a network of interests that is impenetrable, the so-called “stability” is actually the slow suicide of the entire city. The Brahmins raise their glasses in a closed loop, while ordinary people suffocate outside the walls. This sense of superiority, which relies on sucking the vitality of the county, not only locks down the economy, but also locks down the hopes and backbone of an entire generation of young people.

When public power, in the name of “security”, even resorts to “internal notices” to deprive lawyers of their most basic digital case-handling tools, the equilateral triangle in the courtroom has already been unbalanced. This is not only a brutal trampling of the right to defense, but also the fear and retreat of the system itself in the face of technological change. If there is no confidence to face the truth, how can trust be rebuilt?

In a nation where one in six people is an informant, an embrace could be an exchange of information, and pillow talk could become tomorrow’s files. This is not only an infringement of privacy, but also a dismemberment of trust. When everyone becomes a prisoner guarding themselves, freedom suffocates. Facing these fragmented memories is the first step for us to walk out of the hell of humanity.

Yesterday, a reader revealed that they discovered a particularly mysterious female county magistrate. How mysterious? On the local government’s official…