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The Arctic Catfish scandal was an online scandal in China in March 2023. A female netizen with a user ID named "Arctic Catfish" on Sina Weibo flaunted her wealth and claimed her family had 9-figure savings due to her grandfather's embezzlement of public funds. She also used racist terms to attack Chinese netizens who had argued with her. Arctic Catfish's remarks led to an online uproar in China. On October 10, the Shenzhen government, which her grandfather used to work for, announced that Arctic Catfish's grandfather was punished due to his previous improper behavior.
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