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The Essence of the Digital Society behind the Wuhan University Scandal--A Postmodernist Perspective
SHS Web of Conferences 229, 01002 (2026) The Essence of the Digital Society behind the Wuhan University Scandal——A Postmodernist Perspective1 1*, 2, 3 and 3 1 School of Humanity and Social Science, Harbin Engineering University, 150001, Heilongjiang, China 2 School of Government management, Heilongjiang University, 150080, Heilongjiang, China 3 School of Philosophy, Heilongjiang University, 150080, Heilongjiang, China * Corresponding author: This email address is being protected from spambots.
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Open Access Siti Sarawati Johar, Shahidah Hamzah, Nurul Aimi Razali, R. Zirwatul Aida R. Ibrahim, Nurhafizah Mohamad Yasin and Nur Jannah Bukhari Published online: 13 February 2026
Avirulent Phytophthora sojae strain R1 induces systemic resistance against virulent R5 in soybean via H2O2 signaling and lignin‐based cell wall reinforcement
CONFLICT OF INTEREST The authors declare no conflicts of interest. DATA AVAILABILITY STATEMENT The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request. Supporting Information Filename Description ps70551-sup-0001-TableS1.xlsxExcel 2007 spreadsheet , 12.1 KB Table S1. Pathogenicity determination of R1 and R5. REFERENCES 1, and , Phytophthora root rot: importance of the disease, current and novel methods of control. Agronomy 12:610 (2022).
América Latina estrecha filas contra la torpeza estratégica de Trump
Las intromisiones de Estados Unidos en los asuntos soberanos de los países de América Latina y el Caribe representan un extraordinario caso de miopía estratégica que está reconfigurando el panorama geopolítico de la región.
Let there be more light, man pleas for his street cleaner mom
Urban officials in a south China town have decided to extend street lighting times after a plea from a man on behalf of his sanitation worker mother who has to work in the dark, Guangzhou Daily reported yesterday. The man wrote to the government of Dalang Township in Dongguan City, Guangdong Province, asking for the street lights to be turned off 15 minutes later. He said it was still very dark when the lights were shut off at 5:25am.
Villagers warned to be on alert for Siberian tiger
The footprints of a Siberian tiger were found on Tuesday beside a river in Zhenjiang Village, Raohe County, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, the county government said. The tiger entered China from Russia, judging by footprints near the river, Raohe Forestry and Grassland Bureau said. The bureau has posted an alert to villagers in surrounding areas, reminding them not to work in the nearby mountain area to avoid the wild big cat.
Angry scenes as humans put on fight show for animals at zoo
���� SSI �ļ�ʱ���� Video clip shows people pulling and hitting each other, some lying on the ground, in front of bystanders at Beijing Wildlife Park. A dispute between two tourist families escalated into a physical confrontation in Beijing Wildlife Park on Saturday, drawing the attention of many tourists and even the wildlife, the park said in a statement. The warring parties started exchanging abuse which led to them pulling, hitting and kicking each other as they lay on the ground.
Shanghai's first unmanned community canteen opens in Hongqiao
Shanghai's first unmanned community canteen has opened recently in the Hongqiao area. The Community AI Canteen, developed by the Hongqiao Subdistrict, covers about 130 square meters and serves about 300 customers everyday, most of whom are senior residents and office workers in the area, according to Fan Yanping, the manager of the canteen. In the canteen, dishes are cooked and distributed by robotic arms, while an artificial intelligence system can offer diet advice.
China's first naturalized track & field athlete set for women's heptathlon
China's Zheng Ninali competes in the women's heptathlon at Tokyo Olympics today. Zheng Ninali, the first naturalized player in the history of Chinese track and field, will represent China in the women's heptathlon at the Tokyo Olympics today. Before acquiring Chinese nationality, 22-year-old Zheng was already a super star in Canadian women's heptathlon, winning a silver for Canada in the Commonwealth Games heptathlon in 2018.
Woman tests positive to COVID-19 in Yangzhou after illegally fleeing Nanjing
A 64-year-old woman, surnamed Mao, has been detained by police for allegedly obstructing the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases on July 29, Yangzhou Police reported on Tuesday. The police found that, without permission, Mao left Nanjing's Lukou Subdistrict, sealed off to control the spread of COVID-19, to go to Yangzhou on the morning of July 21. She then stayed in her sister's home at Niansi New Village in Yangzhou's Hanjiang District.
Rescue relief lifeboat stolen by web celebrity team
A video screenshot shows the Internet celebrity team on the stolen lifeboat being stopped by the Blue Sky Rescue Team. A lifeboat used for transferring flood disaster residents in Weihui City of central China's Henan Province was stolen by a wanghong (Internet celebrity) team on July 27, China Youth Daily reported. "We had a lunch break and placed the lifeboat nearby, but found it disappear when we came back," Dong Lin, leader of the Huangshi Blue Sky Rescue Team, told the media.
Teacher faces sanctions for physically punishing students
A teacher from Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, is facing a 15-day administrative detention penalty for physically punishing students, Xinhua news agency reported. Li, head of Zhihuixing Yaoyao care center, doesn't have a teaching certification and has been fined 1,000 yuan (US$154.5) by police from the city's Shenbei New Area.
12-hour rescue fails to save stranded minke whale
A stranded whale died despite a 12-hour rescue effort on the tidal flat in Rui'an, Zhejiang Province, on Tuesday night. It was the largest of 17 whales and dolphins stranded in the area since July. Fishermen in Tangxia Town discovered the minke whale, measuring 7 meters in length and weighing about 2 tons, at around 10am on Tuesday. It had weak vital signs, obvious skin injuries, and was dehydrated, according to Rui'an's Agriculture and Rural Affairs Bureau, The Paper reported today.
Help in time to evacuate patients trapped in flood-stricken hospital
Nurses and doctors carrying babies wait to be evacuated from the No. 1 Hospital affiliated to Xinxiang Medical University in Weihui, Henan Province, on Monday. A patient is carried by rescuers to safety in Weihui, Henan Province, on Monday. Including around 3,000 patients, over 9,000 people trapped in the largest hospital in Weihui City, central China's Henan Province, have been evacuated as the city continues to battle serious flooding caused by heavy rains.
Man who killed, dismembered his wife sentenced to death
Xu Guoli, a man who killed his wife and dismembered her body, has been sentenced to death for murder by Hangzhou Intermediate People's Court in Zhejiang Province. The court also ordered Xu to pay the family of the victim 200,000 yuan (US$30,880) in compensation. Xu and his wife had conflicts over emotional, economic and other issues, causing him to hold a grudge, the court found. He bought knives and cutting devices while planning a murder.
Random rescuers rally to free family of 3 trapped in SUV in Zhengzhou floods
A video on Chinese social media shows a small community rallying in a last-minute rescue of two children and an adult from a trapped SUV in flood waters in Zhengzhou last week. The kids' mom, Yang Xiaojie, told Shanghai Observer that their grandmother was driving the children home from kindergarten last Tuesday when her car got trapped in the floods and they couldn't open the door to get out. The grandma called Yang but at the time all emergency phone lines were busy.
Canada's gold medallist an adoptee from China's Jiangxi
Canada's Margaret MacNeil takes gold in the women's 100-meter butterfly final at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. Canadian swimmer Margaret MacNeil, who won the women's 100-meter butterfly gold medal today at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, was born in east China's Jiangxi Province and adopted by a Canadian couple when she was a year old. Now a student at Michigan University in the United States, MacNeil, 21, finished walked away with the gold in 55.59 seconds, 0.05 seconds ahead of China's Zhang Yufei.
E-bike explosion leaves dad and daughter in critical condition
A security camera captures the burning electric bicycle in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. An electric bicycle exploded while in transit on a road in Hangzhou, injuring three people, two of whom are seriously burnt, The Beijing News reported. The accident happened when the family of three were riding two electric bicycles on Yuhuangshan Road in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, on Sunday.
Travel blogger's accounts banned for disrespecting martyrs
小贤Jayson poses for photo beside the tombstone of a heroic martyr. A travel blogger who posed disrespectfully in front of the tombstone of heroic martyrs has been put on record by police, according to the People's Procuratorate of Xinjiang. The blogger 小贤Jayson took photos with irreverent poses in Kangxiwa Martyrs Cemetery, which is in memory of garrison soldiers who died in border clashes in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
Just peachy! Rural officials an online hit promoting local produce
Government officials dressed as characters from "Journey to the West" to promote peaches in online short videos. Four grassroots officials in central China's Henan Province dressed up as characters in "Journey to the West," one of China's four great classic novels, to help local fruit farmers sell peaches through social media, Pearl Video reported. They devised the novel way to promote Hezhuang Town's local produce as most fruit farmers are seniors and not familiar with e-commerce.
Womens' rights agency ordered to remove job notice
The Women's Federation of Hainan Province has removed a recruitment notice which says the position favors men after it was accused of discriminating against women, The Beijing News reported. The notice, which advertised for an office clerk, with preference for men, was issued by the federation's office in Qiongshan District, Haikou City. The vice president of the women's rights agency in Qiongshan claimed the job description was inaccurate as they were looking for a driver to remote areas.
Plastic surgery clinic ordered closure after a patient dies
A plastic surgery clinic in east China's Hangzhou was responsible for the death of a woman who developed serious infections after liposuction procedures, according to an assessment by medical experts, said Hangzhou Health Commission today. The 33-year-old woman, surnamed Dai, received liposuction at the clinic on May 2, after which she developed serious infections and multiple organ failure. She was transferred to the intensive care units of two other hospitals, and eventually died on July 13.
2 workers ride crane to rescue boy from burning room
Changsha Media Group A screen shot shows two construction workers rescuing a boy trapped in a burning home in Suining, Sichuan Province, on July 11. Two workers caught a lift on a tower crane to rescue a boy trapped in the burglar mesh of a burning room on the top floor of a high-rise building in Sichuan Province. An apartment on the top floor of the residential building in Suining City had caught fire, trapping the boy in the mesh, Changsha Media Group reported on Tuesday.
Dozens of locations enforce 'proof of vaccine' rule
Dozens of cities and counties in China require residents to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination before entering public places as a means to push more people to get inoculated, local authorities say. Cities and counties in provinces including Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Anhui, Shandong, Shanxi and Jiangsu have issued similar rules, saying COVID-19 vaccination records will be checked in public places such as schools, markets, hospitals and others.
Donors rally to stop cancer families' shared kitchen from closing
���� SSI �ļ�ʱ���� A screenshot from an interview by Pear Video shows piled bags of rice ready for cooking in the shared kitchen. Citizens and netizens have rallied with generous donations to stop the shared kitchen near Henan Cancer Hospital from being closed down, Beijing Youth Daily reported. Wide media coverage recently highlighted the financial plight of the kitchen in Zhengzhou, capital of central China's Henan Province, which provides cooking space for family members of patients.
Two more stranded whales die in Zhejiang
Two of the 12 whales that were found stranded in coastal waters off eastern China’s Zhejiang Province died when released back into the ocean on Wednesday night, Zhejiang Daily reported. That brings the death toll of the stranded melon-headed whales to five, including three that were suffering from dehydration when first found. Six of the pod have been successfully returned to the ocean and one is still being nursed in a nearby seafood facility.
Stranded whales die on return to ocean in east China
In this July 7, 2021 photo the whales are being temporarily cared for at a seafood facility in Linhai City, Zhejiang Province. Two of the 12 whales that were found stranded in coastal waters off eastern China's Zhejiang Province died on release back into the ocean on Wednesday night, Zhejiang Daily reported. Their deaths mean that five of the melon-headed whales have so far died, including three which were suffering from dehydration when first found.
Zhengzhou man's kindness helps feed families of cancer patients
A screenshot of the news report by Henan TV shows people cooking meals in the shared kitchen for their friends and family members hospitalized in Henan Cancer Hospital. A man in Zhengzhou, capital city of central China's Henan Province, runs a shared kitchen near Henan Cancer Hospital to help family members of patients cook meals and has not raised prices for six years, Henan TV reported on Tuesday.
'China's Hollywood' making huge comeback
���� SSI �ļ�ʱ���� Tourists visit Legend of Bund, a theme park in Hengdian World Studios, in Dongyang, Zhejiang Province, on July 4. The number of film and drama crews in Hengdian World Studios, China's largest movie production base, has increased significantly of late as the COVID-19 pandemic is largely under control in China, China Central Television reported on Monday. In the first half of this year, 210 crews filmed in Hengdian, dubbed China's Hollywood, a year-on-year growth of 93.48 percent.
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