The attacks by the two men both happened last November, prompting Chinese authorities to urge local governments to take action to prevent such incidents.
A memorial for those killed in the attack in Zhuhai was eventually removed by officials in November. Fan Weiqu and Xu Jiajan have been executed in China for crimes that killed dozens of people.
China is believed to execute more prisoners each year than the rest of the world combined but the exact number isn't publicly known.Share article Also in November, 21-year-old Xu Jiajin killed eight people and injured 17 others in a stabbing attack at his vocational school in the eastern city of Wuxi.
The killings spurred Chinese President Xi Jinping to urge local governments to take measures to prevent such attacks, known as "revenge on society crimes".
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