Leaving nothing to chance, China increases security, social control before CongressBEIJING (Reuters) - China is tightening security for next month s twice-a-decade Communist Party Congress, cancelling police leave in Beijing, limiting tourism to Tibet, and clamping down on the spread of political rumors.  High-level meetings in China are typically accompanied by a security crackdown - as well as uncharacteristically smog-free blue skies - with the stability-obsessed party not wanting to run the risk that anyone or anything offers a distraction.     Thousands of policemen from other provinces have been sent to the Chinese capital to reinforce, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters. A second source, with ties to the country s security forces and citing conversations with senior police officers, said all police leave in Beijing had been canceled starting from early September.     Beijing Communist Party chief Cai Qi on Wednesday asked the city for  120 percent  effort to ensure safety for the congress, the official Beijing Daily said.      We must hold the line for social control, eliminate all destabilizing factors, hold the line for cyber security and resolutely crack down on political rumors and harmful news,  Cai said. Beijing s largest market for metal building materials will be shuttered from Friday and is being relocated to Hebei province taking with it more than 10,000 industry workers and stall owners, according to the Beijing Daily. The market s unceasing growth had created a  messy environment  where migrants congregate, the paper said, without mentioning the crucial party gathering.  Many of the tightened security measures target migrants, with ID checks at metro stations and patrols outside government ministries to ensure any petitioners from out of town are rounded up immediately should they attempt to make a scene. Some 2,000 delegates will converge on Beijing for the Congress, staying at hotels across the city, and security will only get tighter as its opening nears, meaning any protests will be quickly shut down.   China s ongoing clampdown on cyberspace has seen WhatsApp, the messaging service run by Facebook, periodically unavailable in the past few weeks, while certain gifs using images of President Xi Jinping cannot be posted to group chats on messenger app WeChat. China s Internet regulator, in a statement to Reuters, said the government had the legal right to prevent the spread of  violent, terrorist and other illegal information .  As a well-known global app, WhatsApp should really proactively take steps to block the dissemination and spread of illegal information,  it said, without elaborating or making a specific mention of WeChat.     New limits have been placed on discussion in private group chats. Rules released at the beginning of September make companies and group owners accountable for breaches of content rules.  China s cyber watchdog on Monday also imposed the largest possible fines of 100,000 yuan ($15,110) on tech giants Tencent Holdings Ltd, Baidu Inc and Weibo Corp for failing to censor online content. The measures are far from restricted to just keeping Beijing secure. Measures have also been introduced in strategically sensitive places in other parts of China.      Security has been heightened at ports along the Yangtze River, with the Maritime Safety Administration saying last week that it was considering curbs on loading and unloading hazardous or flammable chemicals from Oct 11 to Oct 28.       Travel for foreign tourists to Tibet is also being restricted, some travel agents said. Tibet is always sensitive for Beijing given the opposition to Chinese rule that exists within the Tibetan community, and even in normal times foreigners need permission to go there. An official at China International Travel Service Ltd said the government had told it that no foreigners were allowed to visit Tibet from Oct. 18-28 because of the Congress. Three other travel agencies confirmed a ban would be lifted in late October. Organizers of a discussion on politics in the Middle East canceled the event in Beijing because they were worried about potential pressure from the authorities, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.     The word  democracy  was only used once in the adverts, not in a sensitive way, but still they thought it was best to cancel,  the source said, declining to be named.      Feng Xiaogang, a famous Chinese film director known for work that brushes against sensitive issues and the limits of censorship, announced last week that the Sept 30 release of  Youth , his latest film, had to be delayed.    Feng gave no explanation.     However, a source with ties to the censors told Reuters that the authorities had considered it risky to screen the film before the congress, as it is partially set during China s 1979 war with Vietnam - a touchy subject. The fear was that it could spark debate about the morality and necessity of the conflict. In and around Beijing, efforts have also been ramped up to ensure the skies remain blue over the Congress and not polluted by the city s notorious smog.    The city of Handan, near Beijing, has ordered steel mills to halve output a month earlier than the usual mid-November cutbacks aimed at curbing air pollution, according to media reports. Rounds of inspections by the authorities to check up on health and safety or environmental requirements have left small businesses closed for days, weeks or months, owners and employees say. Factories on the outskirts of Beijing, even those that make luxury goods, have been closed for days while inspections are carried out, according to one employee who declined to be named. Some low-end, fast food-type restaurants in Beijing have also been ordered to close, ostensibly to prevent fire risks and to limit pollution, residents say.  There s so many inspections at the moment,  said a pancake seller who gave her family name as Liu.  What am I supposed to do if they make me shut?  worldnews
leaving nothing chance china increases security social control congressbeijing reuters china tightening security next month communist party congress cancelling police leave beijing limiting tourism tibet camping spread political rumors meetings china typically accompanied security crackdown well characteristically blue skies party wanting run risk anyone anything offers distraction thousands policemen provinces sent chinese capital reinforce source direct knowledge matter told reuters a second source ties country security forces citing conversations senior police officers said police leave beijing canceled starting early september beijing communist party chief cai qi wednesday asked city percent effort ensure safety congress official beijing daily said we must hold line social control eliminate stabilizing factors hold line cyber security absolutely crack political rumors harmful news cai said beijing largest market metal building materials shuttered friday relocated here province taking industry workers stall owners according beijing daily the market increasing growth created messy environment migrants congregate paper said without mentioning crucial party gathering many tightened security measures target migrants id checks metro stations patrols outside government ministries ensure petitioner town rounded immediately attempt make scene some delegates converge beijing congress staying hotels across city security get tighter opening nears meaning protests quickly shut china ongoing clampdown cyberspace seen whatsapp messaging service run facebook periodically unavailable past weeks certain gift using images president xi winning posted group chats messenger app what china internet regulator statement reuters said government legal right prevent spread violent terrorist illegal information as global app whatsapp really proactive take steps block dissemination spread illegal information said without elaboration making specific mention what new limits placed discussion private group chats rules released beginning september make companies group owners accountable breaches content rules china cyber watchdog monday also imposed largest possible fines yuan tech giants recent holdings ltd said inc weibo corp failing censor online content the measures far restricted keeping beijing secure measures also introduced strategically sensitive places parts china security heightened ports along yangtze river maritime safety administration saying last week considering curb loading unloading hazardous flammable chemicals oct oct travel foreign tourists tibet also restricted travel agents said tibet always sensitive beijing given opposition chinese rule exists within titan community even normal times foreigners need permission go an official china international travel service ltd said government told foreigners allowed visit tibet congress three travel agencies confirmed ban would lifted late october organizers discussion politics middle east canceled event beijing worried potential pressure authorities source direct knowledge matter told reuters the word democracy used adverts sensitive way still thought best cancel source said declining named feng xiaogang famous chinese film director known work brushes sensitive issues limits censorship announced last week sept release youth latest film delayed feng gave explanation however source ties censors told reuters authorities considered risky screen film congress partially set china war vietnam touch subject the fear could spark debate morality necessity conflict in around beijing efforts also raped ensure skies remain blue congress polluted city notorious smog the city hand near beijing ordered steel mills have output month earlier usual setbacks aimed curling air pollution according media reports rounds inspections authorities check health safety environmental requirements left small businesses closed days weeks months owners employees say factories outskirts beijing even make luxury goods closed days inspections carried according one employee declined named some fast restaurants beijing also ordered close ostensibly prevent fire risks limit pollution residents say there many inspections moment said pancake seller gave family name liu what i supposed make shut worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Leaving nothing to chance, China increases security, social control before CongressBEIJING (Reuters) - China is tightening security for next month s twice-a-decade Communist Party Congress, cancelling police leave in Beijing, limiting tourism to Tibet, and clamping down on the spread of political rumors.  High-level meetings in China are typically accompanied by a security crackdown - as well as uncharacteristically smog-free blue skies - with the stability-obsessed party not wanting to run the risk that anyone or anything offers a distraction.     Thousands of policemen from other provinces have been sent to the Chinese capital to reinforce, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters. A second source, with ties to the country s security forces and citing conversations with senior police officers, said all police leave in Beijing had been canceled starting from early September.     Beijing Communist Party chief Cai Qi on Wednesday asked the city for  120 percent  effort to ensure safety for the congress, the official Beijing Daily said.      We must hold the line for social control, eliminate all destabilizing factors, hold the line for cyber security and resolutely crack down on political rumors and harmful news,  Cai said. Beijing s largest market for metal building materials will be shuttered from Friday and is being relocated to Hebei province taking with it more than 10,000 industry workers and stall owners, according to the Beijing Daily. The market s unceasing growth had created a  messy environment  where migrants congregate, the paper said, without mentioning the crucial party gathering.  Many of the tightened security measures target migrants, with ID checks at metro stations and patrols outside government ministries to ensure any petitioners from out of town are rounded up immediately should they attempt to make a scene. Some 2,000 delegates will converge on Beijing for the Congress, staying at hotels across the city, and security will only get tighter as its opening nears, meaning any protests will be quickly shut down.   China s ongoing clampdown on cyberspace has seen WhatsApp, the messaging service run by Facebook, periodically unavailable in the past few weeks, while certain gifs using images of President Xi Jinping cannot be posted to group chats on messenger app WeChat. China s Internet regulator, in a statement to Reuters, said the government had the legal right to prevent the spread of  violent, terrorist and other illegal information .  As a well-known global app, WhatsApp should really proactively take steps to block the dissemination and spread of illegal information,  it said, without elaborating or making a specific mention of WeChat.     New limits have been placed on discussion in private group chats. Rules released at the beginning of September make companies and group owners accountable for breaches of content rules.  China s cyber watchdog on Monday also imposed the largest possible fines of 100,000 yuan ($15,110) on tech giants Tencent Holdings Ltd, Baidu Inc and Weibo Corp for failing to censor online content. The measures are far from restricted to just keeping Beijing secure. Measures have also been introduced in strategically sensitive places in other parts of China.      Security has been heightened at ports along the Yangtze River, with the Maritime Safety Administration saying last week that it was considering curbs on loading and unloading hazardous or flammable chemicals from Oct 11 to Oct 28.       Travel for foreign tourists to Tibet is also being restricted, some travel agents said. Tibet is always sensitive for Beijing given the opposition to Chinese rule that exists within the Tibetan community, and even in normal times foreigners need permission to go there. An official at China International Travel Service Ltd said the government had told it that no foreigners were allowed to visit Tibet from Oct. 18-28 because of the Congress. Three other travel agencies confirmed a ban would be lifted in late October. Organizers of a discussion on politics in the Middle East canceled the event in Beijing because they were worried about potential pressure from the authorities, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.     The word  democracy  was only used once in the adverts, not in a sensitive way, but still they thought it was best to cancel,  the source said, declining to be named.      Feng Xiaogang, a famous Chinese film director known for work that brushes against sensitive issues and the limits of censorship, announced last week that the Sept 30 release of  Youth , his latest film, had to be delayed.    Feng gave no explanation.     However, a source with ties to the censors told Reuters that the authorities had considered it risky to screen the film before the congress, as it is partially set during China s 1979 war with Vietnam - a touchy subject. The fear was that it could spark debate about the morality and necessity of the conflict. In and around Beijing, efforts have also been ramped up to ensure the skies remain blue over the Congress and not polluted by the city s notorious smog.    The city of Handan, near Beijing, has ordered steel mills to halve output a month earlier than the usual mid-November cutbacks aimed at curbing air pollution, according to media reports. Rounds of inspections by the authorities to check up on health and safety or environmental requirements have left small businesses closed for days, weeks or months, owners and employees say. Factories on the outskirts of Beijing, even those that make luxury goods, have been closed for days while inspections are carried out, according to one employee who declined to be named. Some low-end, fast food-type restaurants in Beijing have also been ordered to close, ostensibly to prevent fire risks and to limit pollution, residents say.  There s so many inspections at the moment,  said a pancake seller who gave her family name as Liu.  What am I supposed to do if they make me shut?  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: leaving nothing chance china increases security social control congressbeijing reuters china tightening security next month communist party congress cancelling police leave beijing limiting tourism tibet camping spread political rumors meetings china typically accompanied security crackdown well characteristically blue skies party wanting run risk anyone anything offers distraction thousands policemen provinces sent chinese capital reinforce source direct knowledge matter told reuters a second source ties country security forces citing conversations senior police officers said police leave beijing canceled starting early september beijing communist party chief cai qi wednesday asked city percent effort ensure safety congress official beijing daily said we must hold line social control eliminate stabilizing factors hold line cyber security absolutely crack political rumors harmful news cai said beijing largest market metal building materials shuttered friday relocated here province taking industry workers stall owners according beijing daily the market increasing growth created messy environment migrants congregate paper said without mentioning crucial party gathering many tightened security measures target migrants id checks metro stations patrols outside government ministries ensure petitioner town rounded immediately attempt make scene some delegates converge beijing congress staying hotels across city security get tighter opening nears meaning protests quickly shut china ongoing clampdown cyberspace seen whatsapp messaging service run facebook periodically unavailable past weeks certain gift using images president xi winning posted group chats messenger app what china internet regulator statement reuters said government legal right prevent spread violent terrorist illegal information as global app whatsapp really proactive take steps block dissemination spread illegal information said without elaboration making specific mention what new limits placed discussion private group chats rules released beginning september make companies group owners accountable breaches content rules china cyber watchdog monday also imposed largest possible fines yuan tech giants recent holdings ltd said inc weibo corp failing censor online content the measures far restricted keeping beijing secure measures also introduced strategically sensitive places parts china security heightened ports along yangtze river maritime safety administration saying last week considering curb loading unloading hazardous flammable chemicals oct oct travel foreign tourists tibet also restricted travel agents said tibet always sensitive beijing given opposition chinese rule exists within titan community even normal times foreigners need permission go an official china international travel service ltd said government told foreigners allowed visit tibet congress three travel agencies confirmed ban would lifted late october organizers discussion politics middle east canceled event beijing worried potential pressure authorities source direct knowledge matter told reuters the word democracy used adverts sensitive way still thought best cancel source said declining named feng xiaogang famous chinese film director known work brushes sensitive issues limits censorship announced last week sept release youth latest film delayed feng gave explanation however source ties censors told reuters authorities considered risky screen film congress partially set china war vietnam touch subject the fear could spark debate morality necessity conflict in around beijing efforts also raped ensure skies remain blue congress polluted city notorious smog the city hand near beijing ordered steel mills have output month earlier usual setbacks aimed curling air pollution according media reports rounds inspections authorities check health safety environmental requirements left small businesses closed days weeks months owners employees say factories outskirts beijing even make luxury goods closed days inspections carried according one employee declined named some fast restaurants beijing also ordered close ostensibly prevent fire risks limit pollution residents say there many inspections moment said pancake seller gave family name liu what i supposed make shut worldnews