The Chinese man who found a group of local children in Africa to speak Chinese for the Chinese to celebrate this and that was finally arrested by the Africans.
Since a few years ago, this way of congratulations has been popular on the Internet. For example, on Zhang San’s birthday, there will be a video on the Internet. In it, a group of African children will loudly wish Zhang San a happy birthday in Chinese. Or Li Si got married, and a group of African children came to congratulate him loudly in Chinese, wishing Li Si a happy wedding.
This is of course a commercial activity. After paying the money in China, a group of African children were found by Chinese people in Africa and taught them to say congratulations aloud. This kind of thing is very frustrating. It’s a happy event. In Africa, not far away, there will be children who learn Chinese and shout out their blessings, which seems to be very face. So this business is slowly booming. Every few minutes, you can see on the Internet that in some village in Africa, a group of rural children shouted blessings for a man and woman far away in China, very happy. But finally something happened. Recently, a man who made money from African children’s good words, I don’t know which customer received an order, actually called a group of African children around a blackboard, and then shouted the words on it: “I’m a nigger with a low IQ!”
African kids shouted out the content in front of the camera, as usual, they have no idea what they are shouting. But after this video was circulated on the Internet, it was seen by an African woman who knew Chinese, and she immediately cooperated with reporters to investigate. As a result, the man was found in Malawi, a small African country, and she called the police. The man heard the news. He fled, and finally the police in neighboring Zambia arrested him and planned to extradite him back to Malawi, where he would be charged with African lawsuits and sent to prison in Africa. It is estimated that his prospects are even bleaker than the refugees sent to Rwanda by the United Kingdom.
Lee Chun Eun