This footage made me chills in every bone of my body. All I can say is WTF!
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What fukking hell. I wouldn't do that to a fukkin squirrel let alone a 2 year old baby.Comment -
Gd on ya deuce. This is simply fkd up. People are blaming the chinese but I can very easily see this occuring anywhere in the world. Fk society.Originally posted by DeuceComment -
Are you talking about the chinese girl? Read up more on the case. Some guy in China got sued after helping a woman who fell. The Chinese don't help people because of it.
It also doesn't help that they are Chinese. They're not normal.Comment -
REPORTING FROM BEIJING – A two-year-old girl who was the victim of a hit and run has captured the attention of China and caused many to wonder why it took so long for her to be helped.
More than a dozen pedestrians and motorists passed by as Wang Yue lay writhing in pain after she was hit last week by a van in a wholesale market in the southern city of Foshan, in Guangdong province.
Video footage from a closed circuit camera was posed on YouTube and Youku, a Chinese video sharing site.
As Wang lay in the street after the first collision, another van ran over her although it appears the driver didn’t notice. More bystanders walked by, including one woman with a small girl, who walked briskly away after she realized there was a bloody child on the ground.
A 57-year-old trash collector eventually moved Wang to safety. The trash collector pleaded with passers-by to no avail until the girl’s mother arrived and called an ambulance
Wang is currently in the ICU despite earlier reports that she had died.
The Chinese media has erupted in outrage over Wang’s plight and the fact that it took so long for someone to help her.
The official People’s Daily on Tuesday attacked the passers-by and lauded the trash collector in an editorial entitled, “We could all be the pedestrians that walk passed the injured girl.”
The Chinese public has also had to do some soul-searching over the event.
“The indifference from one or two people may be acceptable. But 18 people? Doesn't this say something about the local culture?” said Li Hongbo on Weibo, China’s Twitter-like microblogging service. “I am extremely disappointed by the moral standards in China."
“Stop the Indifference” was the top trending topic on Weibo the day after the incident was reported.
Many see the country’s constant obsession with economic prosperity as the main reason for eroding moral standards.
“China as nation has lost its passion and is beyond hope. It's a nation that can sell its soul for money,” said user Haowu Yiyi on Weibo.
Various government agencies in Foshan gave about $4,000 to the trash collector that helped Wang. She has said she will be giving the money to the family of the injured girl, according to local media reports.
The driver of both vans that struck Wang have been apprehended by police, according to the Guangzhou Daily.
China has no Good Samaritan-style law and many in China avoid helping strangers in need for fear they will be blamed for the accident.
Last week, a bus driver who helped an elderly woman who fell ill on the bus collected the contact details of four eyewitnesses in the event he was accused of harming the woman.
In the past week it was reported that a tourist from the U.S. jumped into West Lake in Hangzhou to save a suicidal woman. Many are questioning why none of the Chinese bystanders did anything to help. The case has elicited a similar torrent of outrage online.Comment -
where was the mother?
you are trying to hold God-less Communists to some sort of moral standard?Comment -
Ah the Peng Yu effect. Truly horrificComment -
Selfish Chinese.Comment -
It is hard that not a single person would do a thing. Jump in and stop traffic... throw a rice bag in the street to block traffic.. something man damn!
I'm from Texas and if a person even step on my lawn the neighbors will pull out a shotgun.
I'm just saying.Comment -
pay special attention to the behavior of the 1st driverComment
