Yes, and none of them were carrying "real" satellites. (Falcon 1.1 had a student build satellite, 1.2 a dead weight, and 1.3 had some nano satellites and another test satellite.
According to the article this first attempt at launch in China had a State television communications satellite on board. Ouch!
According to spacenews.com it was a "small “Future” (Weila-1) satellite for China Central Television (CCTV) for space science experiments, remote sensing and use in a television show" [1], so not quite that much of a loss.
Unless the payload is a mass simulation, even cubesats and nanosats are "real" satellites. The customers for University satellites are typically USAFRL, NASA, or DARPA.
According to the article this first attempt at launch in China had a State television communications satellite on board. Ouch!