• China has executed two men for high-profile violent crimes, reflecting the state’s response to a surge in violent incidents which raises concerns about social stability and safety.
• The recent attacks, described as 'revenge on society crimes', highlight underlying societal issues, including economic frustration and loss of social mobility, challenging the narrative of perfect public security in China.
• Public support for the executions indicates a societal demand for stringent measures against violent offenders, amidst a backdrop of fears regarding increasing crime rates in a once-safe environment.

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