May 15, a police car driver was accused of running over a 11-year-old girl, moments after she was knocked down to the ground by a black sedan which has fled the scene on a main road of Yizhou County, in Heinan Province.

The locals blocked the police car that attempted to leave the scene too, and fell into a conflict with the driver who reeked of liquor and shouted at the crowd something like “I am XX, so what if I hit someone” after he got off the car, according to witnesses.

When the locals wanted to attack him over the dispute, the driver left the car and ran away. Angry residents then smashed the police car and turned it over on the road.

Responding to the claim, the local police have started an investigation, and conducted the blood test to the police car driver.

In the same time, the hit-and-run driver of the black sedan who firstly hit the victim was successfully detained, and had the blood test too.

The 11-year-old victim was quickly rushed to a nearby hospital, but was at the verge of death.

The hospital has been asked to save the girl “at all costs,” though she only has a slim chance of survival according to the doctors.

Local residents gathered at the scene, smashing the accused police car.

A crowd of local residents caused traffic disruption.

The 65th Annual Cannes Film Festival kicked off on Wednesday in Cannes, France, with American director Wes Anderson’s 1960s drama “Moonrise Kingdom.”

Chinese actress and fashion queen Fan Bingbing arrived for the opening ceremony of the festival too.

She glided down the red carpet like an elegant swan wearing an ivory embroidered Christopher Bu strapless gown.

Fan’s hair is a symbol of the Tang dynasty’s noble women and the gown has embroideries which tells the stories of the four beauties of ancient China. Thanks to her having kept up showing the world more of Chinese culture.

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A U.S. citizen was stabbed in his buttock by a 61-year-old man at a historic spot in Beijing at around 15:40 p.m. on May 16.

The victim is recovering now, as he was sent to the hospital promptly, according to China Daily.

The offender, surnamed Wang from Xintai City in Shangdong Province, was nabbed at 16:45 p.m. near the historic spot too by the local police.

The old man said to the police that he committed the crime to draw attention, so that he could be able to make a personal appeal and voice his grievance eventually.

[Ridiculously, in China it is difficult for Chinese people to voice their grievance. Those who traveled to the empire's capital would always be threatened, or abducted, or beaten up, or put in black jails by the thugs hired by the local officials. So, some of them sought extreme acts, such as setting themselves ablaze or hurting others.]

Recently, a female college student from Wuhan received a parcel containing a set of child-sized burial clothes, after she gave a negative review to a vendor on China’s largest online retail platform Taobao for an ill-fitting skirt she purchased there.

It was said, the shroud arrived with a threatening message too: “You don’t like our clothes? You can go to hell … in them.”

The vendor denied having sent the parcel, but the woman claimed it did and has turned to Taobao and police for help.

Many web users condemned the vendor’s act, while some others dug out the woman’s information to find that she is a frequent buyer on Taobao who however has posted many negative reviews of vendors.

Some believed that the woman tried to make a buck in compensation by doing that.

Taobao launched an investigation into the claim accordingly, and decided to mete out punishments on the merchant by screening searches for 12 days.

But the merchant accused demanded a convincing evidence from Taobao for the punishments.

A pregnant woman threatened to jump herself from a 5th-floor window of her flat in Shaxi County, Guangdong Province on May 15, when her husband was returning home late.

According to neighbors, the woman and her husband moved to this flat last October, and got married this February. But the couple seemed to have an unpeaceful marriage, as they have quarreled quite often.

At around 1 p.m. on the day, the 2-month pregnant woman climbed out of the 5th-floor window, and spoke to a cell phone emotionally, said Ms. He who worked at a shop in the block.

When sitting on the window frame refusing the rescue, the woman had called her husband several times to urge him to come back home.

She could be heard while speaking to the phone, “Do you believe I’ll jump now?” “Don’t you want your child?”

The husband rushed back home later, but for quite a long time he did not convince her to get back to the room.

Late at 7 p.m. then, the woman finally accepted the advice from her family members, neighbors and rescuers to leave the dangerous position.

May 14, a man had approximately 2cm of his penis cut off by his ex-girlfriend, when he promised and stayed with her the last night in Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province.

The 29-year-old man, surnamed Zhou, is married with a child. He developed a romantic relationship with his ex-girlfriend, surnamed He, unmarried, three months ago, because he had separated with his wife for unpleasant marriage.

Zhou and He broke up several days ago. The heartbroken woman then decided to leave Wenzhou City for her hometown in Yunan Province.

Maybe because she was reluctant to leave the man, He called up Zhou to want him to accompany her for the last night.

But unexpectedly, Zhou woke up the early morning next day with his penis severed off by He with a scissor.

Zhou was immediately rushed to the hospital for the emergent surgery. According to his chief doctor, Zhou was bleeding badly from the penis, and in a state of shock at that time.

Now the victim is in a stable condition after the treatments. The offender was detained by the local police too for investigations.

The 25-year-old shot to prominence for her successful performance as a leading actress in the time-travel themed drama Gong II (Palace: The Locked Pearl Curtain), a sequel to Gong (Palace: The Locked Heart Jade).

The triangular collapse of the road surface is in ten-something meters long, and a traffic-lane wide. It is clearly to see that the soil underlying has separated from the roadbed.

The technical workers now have erected barricades blocking traffic to carry out repairing work.

Four primary school students were killed on May 14 in Hengyang City, Hunan Province, when a section of the school’s wall collapsed on them.

The tragedy occurred at 7:30 a.m. of the day, when six pupils went on their way to the school. Due to the continuous heavy rain over the weekend, the shabby school wall suddenly collapsed and buried them.

Two students were killed right at the scene, one died on the way to the hospital, and another died in hospital despite efforts.

The remaining two students are still receiving the treatments now in hospital.

Grief-stricken parents of the victims gathered in front of the school which was closed though. To maintain order, local authority has sent police officers there too.

Angry netizens said, “Why on earth our students always get hurt?” and “Did you ever hear that the government building collapsed?“

Recently, the anti-foreigners sentiments have been whipped up among the Singaporean locals, after a horrific accident involving a Ferrari, a taxi and a motorcycle, which killed three people. On the Singaporean online space, there were many voices of driving out expats from Mainland, China.

Reportedly, The accident occurred in the early hours of May 12′s morning in Singapore, when a luxury red Ferrari ran a red night at high speed to smash head-on into the side of a taxi at the junction of Rochor Road and Victoria Street. The Ferrari driver, Ma Chi, 31 years old, was pronounced dead right at the scene, while the female passenger in the Ferrari, in her 20s, and the cab driver, in his 50s, died later in the hospital due to serious injuries.

Ma Chi was from Sichuan Province, working as a financial investor. He first came to Singapore four years ago with his wife and child, and was now applying for permanent residency in Singapore.

It was said Ma Chi’s wife, Ting Ting, was surprised to know there was a young lady in her husband’s car, and wanted to know the lady’s identity, who was said to be from Japan.

The accident prompted Singaporean netizens to attack their government’s immigration policy, which they said have made Singapore “crowded and dangerous,” and to call expats from Chinese Mainland as “the rich locusts” as an insult.

Chinese source: Sohu