Let me just say, with the type of mother I have, this would have NEVER went down. I know a lot of other people can say the same. In a video footage, we see a young man kicking the heck out of his mother for not allowing him to play on his phone. I mean literally like non-stop kicking.
(Video) Chinese University Teacher Assaults Students For Being Late
As me being a college student, I know it annoys teacher when we students are late. Sometimes it’s things we cant control which forces us to be late such as traffic and parking but lets be real 9/10 we are just really lazy. This Chinese University teacher must have been really fed up.
(Video) CBA: Chinese Basketball Team Gets Into A Big Brawl With Fans Of The Opposing Team
In China, as members of the Liaoning Flying Leopards were walking inside of their hotel, they got into a fight with a FAN of the Sichuan Blue Whales. Yes a FAN. One thing lead to another and a big brawl broke out.
Woah…Woman Starves To Death After Being Trapped In An Elevator For A Month
The worst nightmares. This Chinese woman had an unfortunate fate as she was trapped inside an elevator for a month and ultimately starved to death. Two people are being charged now with manslaughter because of it. Hit the jump.
(Video) British Entrepreneur Sells Fresh Air To Chinese Buyers For $115 Per Bottle
With an idea that may seem crazy to some, it’s making one British entrepreneur thousands of dollars. 27 year-old, Leo De Watts is making some serious cash selling fresh air to customers living in polluted cities around the world. De Watts launched his air farming company Aethaer, just last year and has sold hundreds of 20 oz glass jars, filled with air harvested from places like Dorset, Somerset, and Wales and shipped them off to cities like Beijing and Shanghai. However, fresh air doesn’t come cheap, one jar of British country air costs around $115 USD. De Watts spoke about his company and how he harvests the air. He explained, “Quite often a lot of our orders are bespoke — we have clients who request very particular circumstances for their air,” adding, “Sometimes we’ll be at the top of a mountain, other times the bottom of a valley.” The businessman shares his technique below. Check it out.
