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Topic: Foreigner Stops Traffic-Violating Chinese Military Vehicle

Anonymous A started this discussion 15 years ago #5,057

> Military vehicles in China using their special privileges to drive as they please can be said to be a common sight, but recently in Guangzhou on Taojin North Road appeared a male foreign national (pictured) who boldly blocked such a car on the street and even criticized the military driver on the scene for violating traffic regulations. After the incident was captured on camera by a city resident and uploaded onto the internet, it immediately caused a sensation.
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> That day, a car with the license plate “广 J” [Guangzhou military prefix], believed by netizens as being a General Staff Contact Department special privileges car, attempted to enter the public bus only lane. When the male foreign national saw this, he bravely stepped forth to stop the car, criticized the car’s driver to his face, and stopping him from violating regulations. According to reports, this male foreign national took the initiative upon himself to maintain traffic order while on his inline skates starting about half a year ago, but no know knows his details. He is always stopping cars and drivers who are breaking the law, even asking drivers if they know how to read the Chinese text on the road signs. With regards to the male foreign nationals conduct, nearby city residents all express support, strongly praising him “He is a good person”, while a netizen has bemoaned: “Chinese people have long lost the ability to control the things that happen in China.”
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> Almost all copies of this post have been deleted from the discussion forums on the Chinese internet. A copy on Canadian Chinese website Sinonet is available but blocked in China.

http://www.chinasmack.com/2011/pictures/foreigner-stops-traffic-violating-guangzhou-military-vehicle.html

Must be awesome being a white guy in China. You'd be able to get away with tonnes of stuff normal people wouldn't.

Broseph !!fxnDb+Ve4 joined in and replied with this 15 years ago, 3 minutes later[^] [v] #89,245

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