A woman in Guilin threatened to jump from the 13th story of her hotel while holding her 2-year old daughter yesterday.
Fast responders who made it to the scene engaged her in conversation and learned that her motive for jumping was because of a dispute between her and her husband.
When the responders got the husband on the scene, the woman erupted into tears shouting about his problems with gambling and family violence. She said she was jumping because she couldn’t take it anymore.
The woman and her husband then negotiated a divorce on the spot, but that wasn’t enough to convince her to go back inside. The woman was finally conciliated when the response personnel got civil administrative officials over to complete the divorce filing.
After that, the woman went back inside with her daughter and the standoff was ended.
Source: view.inews.qq.com
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Keywords: Chinese family violence Chinese domestic violence
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Well he hits her so she knows she is his. Hitting her shows her that she must respect him, right?
Jul 01, 2015 11:07 Report Abuse
Oh just jump. Chinese women will threaten suicide over a torn sock.
Jul 01, 2015 07:05 Report Abuse
I'm not sure if you're joking, but I laughed out loud for that one.
Jul 02, 2015 06:27 Report Abuse
I reckon most Chinese men aren't worth a cracker. Most of them exist only to impress others by how far they can shove their hands up their own arse. And the funny thing is that this matters to the other Chinese people. What they truly need is a diversion. But that ain't coming any time soon. But it is coming.
Jul 01, 2015 00:38 Report Abuse
Well, glad she was thinking of her daughter on that window sill. But I understand just how vile her husband is... Unfortunately, I have seen many of the same. Constantly gambling, drinking, cheating on their wives... because quite a few men in China believe that once they are married and have a child to please their parents... it's time to party and they are totally devoid of responsibilities. They usually just dump all of it onto their parents and wife.
Jun 30, 2015 22:02 Report Abuse
So you read all my posts... Enjoy following me around and "sniffing" them all up do you? Continue to hide under the guise of a "guest" with your false bravado and that chip on your shoulder. Coward.
Jun 30, 2015 23:50 Report Abuse
So um, bottom line woman just got done in an afternoon time what would have been otherwise a troublesome procedure through various lazy and uncaring administrations? Just sayin'
Jun 30, 2015 21:57 Report Abuse
She sounds like another one of a million that didnt pay enough attention to whom she was marrying.
Jun 30, 2015 20:24 Report Abuse
"After that, the woman went back inside [with the money and] her daughter, and the standoff was ended." Iverson, are reading this? Tell your friends to stay the hell away from PRC too.
Jun 30, 2015 17:56 Report Abuse
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