2022年9月18日，一名日本男童在深圳上學途中遭中國男子持刀襲擊，於次日身亡1。時隔兩年，該事件的嫌疑人鐘長春已於2025年1月被法院判處死刑，並據報同年已正法1。
為應對這一敏感紀念日，深圳和廣州的日人學校在9月18日改為線上授課或停課1。在事發校門附近，當地警方部署了高度的安全措施，約200公尺遠的街道駐有20多名警察，並出動了警犬1。這些措施反映出在華日人在該事件後保持的持續警戒態勢1。
Two years after a Japanese boy was fatally stabbed on his way to school in Shenzhen on September 18, 2022, Japanese schools in the city and Guangzhou have adopted heightened security measures as the anniversary approaches.1 The victim, a Japanese elementary student, was attacked with a knife by a Chinese man and died the following day.1 The suspect, Zhong Changchun, was sentenced to death by a court in January 2025 and has since been executed, according to reports.1
In response to the incident's anniversary and other sensitive dates, Japanese schools in both Shenzhen and Guangzhou have switched to online instruction or suspended classes entirely on September 18.1 Security has been significantly reinforced around the school where the attack occurred, with more than 20 police officers stationed on a nearby street approximately 200 meters from the school gate, and police dogs deployed to the area.1 These precautions reflect the heightened state of alert maintained by the Japanese community in mainland China, particularly following remarks about a potential "Taiwan contingency" in November of the previous year, which intensified Chinese criticism toward Japan.1
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