Too lazy to care?Chinese aunt provokes outrage by "stuffing children under the table" for playing cards

International Center / Reported by Chen Guanyu

Playing cards until the kids don’t care? A resident of Yingde City, Guangdong Province, China was walking through the street a few days ago and found several old women gathered on the side of the road to play cards. However, when he looked carefully, he found a child crying under the card table. However, the old women still Playing his cards calmly, he didn’t have the slightest intention to pay attention to it. After the film was exposed, it attracted outside discussions. After the local Women’s Federation learned about it, it also stated that it would send people to investigate on the spot in the near future to understand what happened.

According to Chinese media reports, the people who filmed the video revealed that many people often gather to play cards on the local streets, and there are many aunts with grandchildren among them. If she hadn’t heard the crying at that time, she would have discovered that there were people under the card table. A child, cried for a long time but still no one hugged her, let her look dumbfounded, but since I don’t know these aunts, I can’t step forward to stop them, so I had to take pictures of the pictures and post them online, I hope the parents of the children can see To prevent the same situation from happening again.

Passers-by found a child under the card table, trapped in a small space and crying loudly. (Picture/Flip Weibo)

In this regard, the staff of Yingde City Women’s Federation pointed out that due to the recent rain in the local area and few people playing cards outdoors, it is judged that the scenes in the film should have happened a while ago, and they will also send people to investigate on the spot to learn more about the incident sent through. As the video was exposed, netizens shook their heads after watching it, and left messages such as “I feel so uncomfortable after watching it…”, “You have to play cards, but children still have to take care of them”, “Playing cards is more important than children?”, “Children should be very happy. It’s uncomfortable, I can’t lift my head up, and I can’t straighten my feet”, “Auntie, please play less cards”.