Human brawl at Beijing wildlife park sets bad example for animals

August 9, 2021August 9, 2021 Phillip Charlier 0 Comment China, Chinese tourists

Animals began fighting with each other after witnessing a brawl break out among a group of human visitors at the Beijing Safari Park on Saturday afternoon, according to Beijing Daily. An argument broke out among the tourists before escalating into an all-in brawl according to a video uploaded to China’s social media platform Weibo which quickly went viral over the weekend August 7-8. “They shouted at each other, tore at each other and many tourists and animals were watching. The

International

February 22, 2021February 22, 2021 Phillip Charlier 0 Comment Chinese tourists, Shanghai

A woman visiting Shanghai Disneyland jumped onto the stage during a performance of Pirates of the Caribbean, and slapped an actor on the head, while calling him “debauched”, and saying, “you are not worthy of being Chinese,” and “you are an American pig,” Saturday, February 20. Video footage of the incident circulated on Chinese social media websites, Sunday, leading to lively discussions about the incident. Pudong Public Security Bureau said that at about 5:00 pm, February 20, a woman took

The Three Immortals in Taitung (Taidong) County, Taiwan

Environment

March 22, 2016May 13, 2016 Phillip Charlier 0 Comment Chinese tourists, customs, environment, Taoyuan International Airport

Taiwan’s East Coast National Scenic Area Administration Office in Taidong (Taitung) recently received 100 kilograms of rocks in 5 boxes. The rocks were confiscated over a three-month period from Chinese tourists attempting to exit the country with the popular, free, but illegal, souvenirs. The haul included small stones, easy to slip into your pocket to very large stones, and also a bottle of sand. Customs officials pointed out that rocks, especially larger ones constitute a flight security risk, as they

Picture of a girl and her mother reunited with the help of kind Taiwan police officers in Kaohsiung

Chinese Tourists

July 21, 2015November 4, 2017 Phillip Charlier 0 Comment Chinese tourists, Kaohsiung, Taiwan police

A fifteen year-old Chinese girl lost her way in Kaohsiung after becoming separated from her mother and tour group. The girl walked into a police station to ask for help. When the police captain asked her how she became separated from her mother, the girl explained she had an argument with her mother at a nightmarket. “What did you argue about?”, the police officer asked. The girl explained that she had heard it said that Taiwanese people were polite, obeyed traffic rules,

Chinese tourists

Human brawl at Beijing wildlife park sets bad example for animals

Member of the audience attacks actor during Shanghai Disneyland stage performance, shouting “American Pig!”

Taiwan East Coast Rocks! 100kg Intercepted at Airport

Lost in Kaohsiung