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Subway passengers ignoring fainted foreigner (Chinadaily Wang Fan)

Reports of a foreigner who fainted in a subway car in Shanghai being ignored by station workers have been refuted, xinmin.cn reported on Wednesday.

Earlier media reports showed a foreigner who fainted in a subway car in Shanghai being unattended on Aug 9. According to surveillance video from the carriage, the male expat fainted on a seat at about 9:34 pm and fell down to the floor as the train entered the station.

Five passengers sitting near the foreigner got up and left; within five seconds, the car was empty except for the foreigner.

The surveillance video also showed passengers in neighboring cars of the train disembarking from the train within 10 seconds after someone shouted, "Accident occurred!"

Initial reports say the passengers ignored the fainted foreigner and ran away. However, the subway operator said their workers received notice from the passengers and rushed to offer help to the fainted man. When they went to the car where the foreigner had fainted, he had woken and stood up.

The subway operator revealed the incident on Tuesday and urged passengers keep calm when something unexpected happens during their journey.

Would You Help an Injured Stranger? ( By HOLLY EPSTEIN OJALVO  The Learning Network)

After being injured in the process of aiding of a woman being attacked, a man lay dying on a New York City street last week. Numerous passers-by noticed him but did not try to help – and the man died. If you saw someone lying on the street, would you mind your own business or get involved?

Questions:
What do you think about this news “a foreigner who fainted in a subway car in shanghai”?
Would you help the stranger?
Will you run away or do sty for a help?
How to help a stranger in need?
What do you do when you see a car crash in front of you?
Why people choose to ignore others?
How far will you go to help a stranger?
Why don't people help others more?
Why our society become estrangement?
How come people don’t trust each other these days?
                                      
                         
暑期整型潮
More youth undergoing cosmetic surgery over summer 
By Rachel Chan  /  CNA
A young woman receives cosmetic surgery in Taipei yesterday. More students have been using summer vacation to go under the knife in pursuit of beauty, clinics say.
Instead of spending money on buxibans or traveling, many students are using the summer break to get beauty treatments and plastic surgery.
Cosmetology and plastic surgery clinics are reporting an increase in the number of student clients since the summer break began.
The Plastic Surgical Association of the Republic of China and the Taiwan Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, two professional associations that represent certified aesthetic doctors and plastic surgeons respectively, said it was impossible to get an accurate estimate of how big the market is and how much it grows each year, mainly because such treatments are not covered by the National Health Insurance.
Individual beauty clinics, however, are reporting year-on-year increases in the number of youths undergoing cosmetic procedures, with the figure doubling last month over previous months.
Business in cosmetic procedures has surged in July and August because of the increasing number of student customers  whether they are from Taiwan or abroad, said Tseng Chung-ren (曾忠仁), a dermatologist who owns a medical cosmetic center and clinic in Taipei.
Tseng said students normally constituted 20 percent of his clientele, but that the figure had jumped to 40 percent over the summer, while another 20 percent to 30 percent are students from abroad and the remaining customers are mostly Taiwanese women aged 25 to 45.
Chao Tzi-kang (趙子康), the director of a beauty clinic in Taipeis Ximending district (西門町), a shopping district popular with students, also reported the trend.
Chao said student customers generally increase every summer during the break, as it provides enough time for students or new graduates to recover from the procedures before entering a new school or starting a job.
Tseng and Chao claimed people were increasingly concerned with their physical appearance because of the increasingly competitive job market.
The economic downturn is prompting people to acquire what they consider more advantageous features and get rid of what they may feel are blemishes or imperfections, to improve their chances of getting hired.
Patients come to have cosmetic treatment for a better look and to boost their confidence. The patients are getting younger and younger,” Tseng said.
Questions:
What do you think about cosmetic surgery?
Is cosmetic surgery good or bad?
What do you think about plastic surgery clinics in Taiwan?
Why people are increasingly concerned with their physical appearance?
What do you think the competitive job market in Taiwan?
Do you think that having a good look that improving the chances of getting hire?
Do you think that Asian girls are pretty?
Why Korean are obsessed with plastic surgery?
Why plastic surgery boom in Taiwan?
What to do if plastic surgery gone wrong?
Is it possible addict to plastic surgery?
老外地鐵昏倒 乘客逃光光
一名外國人(箭頭處)在上海地鐵車廂中突然暈倒,其餘乘客10秒內全「快閃」離開。翻攝網路

新浪微博:上海人的冷漠程度,搭個地鐵就能看出!日前一名外國人乘坐上海地鐵2號線時,突然失去意識,身體先向旁邊傾倒並橫躺在座位上,隨後更滾落至地面。不料同車廂十多名乘客見狀不但無人上前攙扶,反而在10秒內火速逃離該車廂,前後三節車廂的乘客更在列車入站後爭相逃向月台,有人還因此跌倒。獨留在車廂地面的老外,則在清醒後自行出站。整個過程被監視器拍下後放上網路,網友感嘆:「真可悲,見死不救,這就是上海人。」




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