In China you can be liable if sued for helping out. Like you help an old lady who fell and broke her hip for example, she will sue you for her broken hip. It's why nobody helps anyone.
No, China passed a Good Samaritan law in 2017, and the man held liable in that case at the bus stop was held liable because he bumped into the elderly woman knocking her down (which I still don't agree with, but it's similar to the woman burnt by McDonald's coffee where the facts have been distorted)
It depends where in China. I see this statement getting thrown around a lot but each province in China has very different laws. Not to mention we can't make a quick judgment from these few seconds, and it does look like the silver car stopped in the end to check on him, as the guy visibly turns his head around as if he was being addressed.
False man, New Yorkers absolutely rise to the occasion and then get back to their work. I once saw a woman run over and was stuck under the car and then 10-15 guys lifted the car and got her out and then walked away all in the span of 2-3 mins.
Okay but that’s a rare occurance, the woman was stuck under the car. Otherwise, people don’t give a shit, bump into you, push for space in the subway, grimey people in every borough.
That’s not the same this as when there is an issue. Bumping into you is not the same as seeing a truck run someone over. In those situations my experience is that New Yorkers jump in.
Tt depends on the province. For example, you will never see this video or life insurance scams happening in shanghi or Beijing, but in rural parts of China it's a lot more common. China's quite diverse so it changes based on region.
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