Shanghai Schoolgirl Violence, Public Outraged – China News

www.chinahush.com — On the evening of October 23rd, A video post about Shanghai schoolgirls fighting appeared on Shanghai well-known forum KDS. The video was 5 minutes and 20 seconds in length. In an alley, a middle school (Jr. High) schoolgirl wearing purple T-shirt was beating on another schoolgirl. In the video, many bystanders were speaking in Shanghainese, and they were calling the bully girl “Sister Xiong” “Xiong Jie” (熊姐).

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