Shanghaiist: Japanese man looks for Beijing subway girl – China News

shanghaiist.com — A Japanese guy falls in love with a girl he sees on the subway. And (romantically?) posts a video of her in an effort to search her out.

But he's met with some - shall we say, resistance? - from some not-so-Japan-friendly Chinese netizens.

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