China National Gymnast Posts “Thirst Traps” Then CANCELLED For Being Too Hot

Moral Of The Story

Stephanie Soo

Comedy, Society & Culture

4.9 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 3 February 2025

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Another athlete in China does a 90 degree bow online. This can only mean one thing. An apology. What is she apologizing for? The usuals are: performance enhancing drug usage, former school bully, and even cheating on their partners once they gain fame. But this case is very different. She is apologizing for being too hot. Too sexy. This is what happens when a gymnast starts posting thirst traps online in China and how netizens are divided on how to feel about her.

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0:00.0	Have you ever watched those Chinese movies?
0:11.0	Have you ever watched those Chinese movies?
0:24.2	It's an action movie and you see two people fighting.
0:28.1	One person delivers two, three, maximum four jabs and the opponent is instantly paralyzed,
0:37.3	falls into the deepest coma, is now floating in the ether.
0:42.2	Do you know what I'm talking about?
0:44.3	You watch like a kung fu show and boop, they're down.
0:49.2	They're in a coma.
0:50.4	They're knocked out.
0:51.6	And you're like, how did that happen?
0:54.1	This is like a real thing, honey. I don't know who you're questioning
0:57.5	I feel like the ones I watch is they go bo bo bo bo for like hour like every time you punch them down they get back up you put they punch them down and get back up
1:05.0	I've only seen the ones where the like and then they're dead. Like the red hands.
1:11.4	Red hands?
1:12.7	Honey, are you talking about Dienchue?
1:15.7	No, I'm talking about D'emak.
1:17.3	That's Dianchue, right?
1:18.4	Death touch.
1:19.6	Death touch?
1:20.1	Yeah. Okay, what is that?
1:20.9	The death touch.
1:22.0	It's like a traditional Chinese martial art theory, and you jab someone in a vulnerable part of their body.
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