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Dramatic footage of flash floods tearing through the main border crossing between Nepal and Tibet has been widely shared internationally. But on China’s heavily censored internet, much of the footage has become difficult to find.

Chinese state media has shared images and videos of rescue teams searching through mud and debris, but little footage of the floods themselves or accounts from survivors and families searching for missing relatives.

Hundreds of people are feared dead, while thousands remain missing as rescue operations continue.

The limited coverage comes amid tight controls on information from Tibet, a politically sensitive region that has been under Chinese rule since the 1950s. Foreign media access to the region is also heavily restricted.

The disappearance of flood footage has raised questions over how the disaster is being reported inside China.

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FBI调查结果是她是间谍，但议员没有违法行为，方芳15年露馅之后马上就跑路了。胡锡进还给她做了节目

That was the blunt message from Victor Gao, a former Chinese diplomat, as he defended China’s use of water cannons against vessels it considers to have entered waters under Beijing’s control.
Gao compared the situation to someone crossing a fence onto another person’s property, arguing that China believes it has the right to drive intruders away.

“If you want to move into my side of the fence, of course I have legitimacy in driving you out,” Gao said.

He then argued that China has multiple options available but has chosen water cannons, suggesting those on the receiving end should consider themselves fortunate.

“I think you should be very blessed, you should be very happy,” he said.

Gao went further, warning against pushing China into using something beyond water cannons: “Come on, you do not want to try that.”

The comments carry particular weight amid continuing maritime tensions involving China and neighboring countries in the South China Sea, a strategically important waterway in Southeast Asia where competing territorial and maritime claims have repeatedly led to confrontations.

Gao’s remarks represent his position and should not be confused with a legal determination over ownership of disputed waters. China’s sweeping maritime claims in the South China Sea overlap with those of several neighboring states and remain heavily contested.

But his choice of words leaves little ambiguity about the message he wanted to send: from his perspective, the water cannon is restraint — and challenging China further could bring a much harsher response.

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Rumor had it that she could still hear the echo to this day

A video circulating online has sparked criticism after a man was allegedly seen scattering sunflower seed shells inside a train in China despite being told by a cleaner not to litter.

The footage, shared on social media, appears to show the man eating sunflower seeds before deliberately dropping the shells onto the train floor.

According to the post accompanying the video, a train cleaner had already told the man not to throw the shells onto the floor. Instead of stopping, the man allegedly continued and used his feet to spread the discarded shells around the carriage.

The incident has drawn attention because of the alleged response after the cleaner intervened.

Rather than keeping the shells contained or cleaning up after himself, the man was reportedly seen continuing to scatter them across the floor. The footage has since attracted a number of angry comments from social media users, with many criticising what they described as inconsiderate behaviour on public transport.

Some commenters argued that passengers should respect cleaning staff, particularly when they are carrying out their duties to keep trains clean for everyone else.

The identity of the man and the exact location and date of the incident were not established from the social media post provided.

Video Sparks Debate Over Public Etiquette

The footage has prompted a wider discussion about basic public etiquette and littering on public transport.

Eating certain foods may be permitted in some public spaces, but deliberately leaving food waste on the floor creates additional work for cleaners and can make the environment unpleasant for other passengers.

Sunflower seed shells can also be particularly troublesome when scattered across a floor, as individual shells are small and can easily be missed during routine cleaning.

The video appears to have been recorded by another person inside the train, although the circumstances leading up to the recording are unclear.

Social Media Users React

The post attracted numerous comments, with many users expressing anger towards the man’s alleged actions.

Some commenters called for passengers to speak up when they witness inconsiderate behaviour, arguing that public spaces can only remain clean when users take responsibility for their own rubbish.

Others used the incident to make broader comments about nationality and social behaviour. However, the actions of one individual should not be taken as representative of an entire nationality or group.

At this point, there is no indication from the supplied material that authorities have taken action over the incident.

The video serves as another reminder that simple acts such as keeping food waste contained and disposing of rubbish properly can make a significant difference to the cleanliness of Singapore’s public transport system.

Copied from: https://singaporeuncensored.com/prc-man-deliberately-throws-sunflower-seed-shells-all-over-train-after-cleaner-tells-him-not-to-litter/

China Just Confirmed What It Denied for Nearly a Year.

For months, Beijing dismissed reports that lives were lost in the August 11, 2025 collision near Bajo de Masinloc.

Now, China's own official China Martyrs Website (1*78) and state media have posthumously honored Yi Xinyu and Cheng Long—both China Coast Guard personnel whose recorded date of sacrifice is August 11, 2025.

The collision wasn't caused by a foreign attack.
It happened when a China Coast Guard vessel collided with a PLA Navy warship during operations in the West Philippine Sea.

The truth didn't disappear.

It was eventually written by China's own government.

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But I won’t complain

A video circulating widely on social media has sparked heated debate after a woman in China was allegedly caught stealing vegetables from a farmer's plot before later demanding compensation after her grandson reportedly fell ill from eating them.

The incident, which has been shared across multiple platforms, has generated thousands of comments, with many viewers criticising the woman's alleged actions and reaction following the incident.

The authenticity of all claims made in the video has not been independently verified.

Grandson Allegedly Became Unwell After Eating Vegetables

According to the video's caption, the woman allegedly harvested vegetables from land belonging to a farmer without permission and took them home.

It was later claimed that her grandson became sick after consuming the vegetables.

Instead of accepting responsibility for taking produce that did not belong to her, the woman allegedly confronted the farmer and demanded compensation, claiming the vegetables had caused her grandson's illness.

The exact medical condition of the child was not disclosed, and there has been no official confirmation regarding what caused him to fall ill.

Heated Confrontation Captured On Video

The viral footage appears to show a heated exchange between the woman and another individual believed to be the farmer.

During the confrontation, the pair argued over the vegetables and who should bear responsibility for the boy's condition.

The person filming the incident suggested the vegetables may have been treated with pesticides or chemicals commonly used in farming, although no official findings have been released.

It remains unclear whether any authorities were called to investigate the matter or whether either party lodged a police report.

Social Media Users Divided

The incident quickly attracted widespread attention online, with many social media users expressing disbelief that someone would allegedly demand compensation after taking another person's crops without permission.

Many commenters argued that the matter should have been reported to the police if theft had occurred, while others questioned whether the vegetables had been sprayed with agricultural chemicals before harvesting.

Some users also pointed out that fresh produce treated with pesticides generally requires proper washing and handling before consumption.

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