The People's Daily reports on the executions, Ukrinform reports.
It is noted that the sentences were carried out after their approval by the Supreme People's Court, China's highest judicial authority.
The first case involves 62-year-old Fang Weiqiu, who on the evening of November 11 last year, in anger over a failed marriage and what he considered an unfair divorce, drove his SUV at high speed into a crowded sports stadium in the city of Zhuhai, Guangdong Province in southern China.
There are a large number of such open-air playgrounds equipped with simple exercise machines in every city in China, and every evening a large number of people of all ages gather there.
As a result of Fan's attack, 35 people were killed and 43 others were injured.
In the second case, 21-year-old Xu Jiajin, a graduate of a vocational college in Wuxi, east China's Jiangsu province, was executed after failing his final exam and failing to receive a diploma.
An angry young man came to his school with a knife and began attacking everyone in his path, killing eight and wounding 17 people.
In passing sentence in both cases, the courts made similar statements, finding the murderers' motives extremely heinous, the nature of the crimes extremely heinous, and the methods particularly cruel. The judges described the consequences of the crimes as causing great harm to society.
It should be noted that Beijing does not provide comprehensive information on the number of executions, but the human rights organization Amnesty International claims that China executes thousands of people sentenced to death every year, the most in the world.
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