China's Rising Mass Attacks Spark Censorship and Mental Health Concerns
China has experienced a surge in mass attacks over the past three months, resulting in dozens of deaths. These attacks typically involve either vehicles being driven into crowds or knife assaults. The latest incidents include a car hitting students at a primary school in Hunan province and a stabbing at a vocational school in Wuxi. The attackers often act out of personal grievances, and the victims are usually strangers. Authorities and the public are increasingly concerned about this trend.