She doesn't even do homework," said the woman. Without explaining any further, the disparaging woman then makes superficial character judgments. What do your parents think when they see you dressed like this? At this point, the person taking the video pans down the length of the cosplayer's body, showing her to be wearing a full-length dress that runs down to her ankles.
The cosplayer explained that she is wearing a cosplay costume that is not "licentious", and that she is a "normal" year-old student attending her third year of university. A bystander was later quoted as saying the cosplayer demonstrated a high degree of restraint against the dama middle-aged women largely associated with square dancing and controlling family finances. He said the two female cosplayers were taking selfies when they were unexpectedly publicly shamed.
After standing up for herself, the cosplayers left the train without any further incident. Online comments were largely made in defense of the cosplayer, praising her for her restraint in a country where subway arguments are common and ugly. Other people thought the dama was trying to blame other people for her own problems. In , the Beijing Metro outright banned zombies from its trains. More recently, expats choosing to meet the titular requirements of the Red Dress Run faced an online wave of backlash.
Watch the video here. Images: Sina. I would have looked to her and said, "I am going to go further in life than riding on a subway in my granny years. What exactly have you accomplished in your 70 years?
See what she says to that. Those that have really succeeded in life love to show off their car and talk down about taking buses and the subway. What would that ugly bitch have to shame anybody about? You spit and treat your own country like a trash can and all of you Chinese do it. How about she shaves her mustache and underarms before talking shit.
