@Nwithglory@ligh23tup Your time has been queuing since eight o'clock. Why can't she be seven o'clock? You have to line up outside the mall now, and you can go in and continue to line up at ten o'clock.
@may_momay57090@71iio_@b_wwiie I have to admit that some fans in China are really crazy, mainly because of their young age. But it has nothing to do with the girl in the video. She didn't show such crazy behavior. She did not rush directly to the star, but also sat and waited.
@Any275522964499@XO4812428 Very few fans violate the rules. If there is, security will take her. But there will be no violence. Fans are very rational. If it is an extreme situation, it will call the police to deal with it.
@Any275522964499@BuiOng222903 You only care about the people of your own country. If the girl was Thai and was treated like this, would there be any bystanders cheering?
@Any275522964499@BuiOng222903 In this case, it is reasonable to act in self-defense to protect one's own mobile phone. If you don't think it's right, I can only say it's a cultural problem. In China, your possessions are protected by law. Even the police have to have evidence to take your stuff.
@Any275522964499@BuiOng222903 Of course you do that in your own country. What would you do if you were abroad and your phone was taken away? You can't communicate with anyone. How do you show your evidence?
@0000_089@mamuuu004@jiafei_ka Chinese is one of the official languages of the United Nations. So we have no problem using Chinese. I just want you to understand it in English.
@nna110253@Stephanie04229 Can't you resist being robbed of your mobile phone in Thailand? And the staff was not seriously injured, but the girl was thrown directly to the ground.
@spawberi The Thai people I met during my trip to Thailand were very nice. But in this case, in the video, the staff first grabbed the girl's mobile phone before the following happened. In fact, if you look carefully, you will find that you are forced to leave. The onlookers were cheering.