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BEIJING. Reports indicate a deepening crisis in food and preserved provisions distribution across China's interior. According to multiple sources, an anomaly within an analogue computing system, initially observed in Henan Province, has spread to temperature control systems in numerous grain storage facilities. This has now affected not only Henan but also parts of the adjacent Shaanxi and Hubei provinces, where similar malfunctions have been confirmed. Observers suggest that this has led to widespread spoilage of grain, directly threatening the food security of tens of millions of people. China's Central Ideological Purity Bureau has reiterated its accusation that the situation is the result of “organized electronic contamination operations by external forces,” specifically attributing the computing system malfunctions to “ideological pollution” originating from the Far East Independent States Alliance (FEISA) and the Soviet Union. In response, China is reportedly intensifying border security and accelerating efforts to reinforce the “Silent Wall” electronic jamming network. Reports from mountainous regions of Guizhou Province suggest a surge in crackdowns on “electronic smuggling” by People's Public Security Forces. The escalating food crisis has begun to impact the Hong Kong Special Anomaly Zone, with rising food prices being transmitted via the global feed. Concerns regarding China's food situation have been voiced by the international community; however, the Chinese government continues to reject external information intervention, leaving the precise details of the situation unclear.