"Aftermath of the 'Little Luoxi' Incident: Deng Rongrong Tracked by 'Unidentified Individuals' on Mother's Day (May 10, 2026)" On May 10, 2026, in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, Ms. Deng Rongrong—the mother at the center of the "Little Luoxi" case—was followed by a black sedan while driving her lawyer to the airport. After Ms. Deng reported the incident to the police, the responding officers showed a clear bias toward the man who had been tailing her. Video footage reveals that the man’s phone was equipped with "Zhezhengding" (浙政钉), Zhejiang Province's exclusive government collaboration and office platform. This platform is strictly restricted to civil servants and public institution employees within Zhejiang Province. Furthermore, according to information provided by netizens, the vehicle driven by the man is registered to the Panhuo Police Station of the Yinzhou Branch of the Ningbo Public Security Bureau. On February 5, 2026, the "Little Luoxi" incident was officially classified by authorities as a "Grade I, Class A Medical Malpractice Accident."

Catholics Forbidden Even to Buy Bibles at Iconic Cathedral Dear Pope Leo XIV (@Pontifex), President Xi Jinping, Director Duan Yijun of the National Religious Affairs Administration, Mayor Gong Zheng of Shanghai, Bishop Joseph Shen Bin, Director Chen Chang, Deputy Pan Yuanqing, and Party Secretary Zhou Yan of the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Ethnic and Religious Affairs: At St. Ignatius Cathedral, 158 Puxi Road, Xujiahui, once a living house of prayer and a wonder of the world, the doors have been closed to visitors since the start of 2026 under claims of renovation. Public worship has ceased for months. In the affiliated store, every shelf was stripped by 1 August. Bibles and the Four Common Prayers vanished. When the faithful asked, the only answer was: “They’re gone, they’re all gone.” What greater emptiness exists than a cathedral without the Word of God? As stewards of heavenly and civil authority, how can the doors of this historic house of prayer remain closed? Open the doors. Return the Bibles. Restore free worship. The eyes of history now wait. #ReligiousFreedomChina# #ShanghaiCatholics# #StIgnatiusCathedral# #ChinaAid# #PersecutedChurch# Photo: “St. Ignatius Cathedral, Shanghai” by 钉钉, CC BY-SA 4.0 Map: OpenStreetMap