(Original title: Suspected weather is too hot man goes crazy on the way to ride?! Thai media nervously buttoned his hat and said that he was Chinese again!)
It is understood that on April 30, a Thai netizen posted a video on the short video platform of a man kicking, moving, yelling and going crazy while riding a bicycle in the center of Bangkok, which caused heated discussions among Thai netizens and was also reprinted and reported by Thai media.
It is understood that the scene in the video occurred on the 30th in Khlong Chan, Mangabi District, Bangkok, Thailand, on the 30th, Latat 101 lane, the man in black in the video rode a motorcycle through the dense traffic street, during which he twisted back and forth on the car, kicked his feet and punched, and yelled from time to time. In addition, he also went up and down on the seat during the ride, this strange behavior lasted for nearly 30 seconds, and was photographed by a netizen who followed him, and when he uploaded it to the Internet, the netizen captioned "The weather was so hot that it almost brought me down".
So far, the video has been widely circulated on the Thai Internet, with more than 1.8 million views, and thousands of netizens have left comments to discuss the crazy behavior of the man in the video.
On May 1, the video was reported by Thailand Channel 7 News, and under the circumstance that the identity of the man in black in the video was unknown, the reporter of Channel 7 indiscriminately buttoned his hat when reporting the news, bluntly saying that the man in the video was Chinese, which instantly caused heated discussions on the Thai Internet. The headline in the report of Channel 7 News reads: "The weather in Thailand is too hot, and the Chinese man can't stand the street show kung fu while riding." So far, there is no news or evidence to prove that the man in the video is Chinese.
After the Thai network editor went to the original video to check and found that many Thai netizens left messages asking about the identity of the man in the video, some netizens bluntly said: "It should be Chinese", the blogger directly responded "It should be", precisely because the blogger's rhythmic words seriously deviated from the direction of Thai media. The comment about "should be Chinese" received thousands of likes.
Of course, there are also many Thai netizens who have better eyes (or discriminate against Northeast Thailand) who leave messages saying that they must be from Northeast China when they look like this, and there are also doctors who treat mental illness who have left a message, saying that they have been rumored to have refused treatment.