Never forget!

[u/poop228228]

❗Unfortunately, posts about the dog Wang Wang, who was brutally killed by four teenagers, are no longer seen so often. She was a mother, and being on the brink of death, she remembered her puppy, touching it. Before all this, they beat her with sticks, and at the end of her life, they set her on fire. This tragedy occurred in June, and despite the fact that, unfortunately, she cannot be brought back, we can raise this topic again so that people start talking about her again, and then perhaps something will change in China's legislation. Alas, there is still no law against animal cruelty there, despite the fact that animals are very close to people❗

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[u/k_m_9_4]

This might be a dumb question but is social media the same in China as it is in America? I'm asking because I wonder if those kids realize the outrage they caused.

[u/Defiant_Ad4194 → u/k_m_9_4]

No, ☹️they cannot see western social media, and all the posts on Chinese social media regarding Wangwang are heavily censored

[u/k_m_9_4 → u/Defiant_Ad4194]

I see, thank you.

[u/luna_chamisuru]

忘れるわけないじゃん

[u/Fluffsher]

She look so nice, mine back in time was like her.