How internet reacted to Beijing rains
Updated: 2016-07-21 13:11
By Song Wei(chinadaily.com.cn)
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Kind-hearted man lends a helping hand
A man helps to throw fish back into a river under heavy rains in Beijing, July 20, 2016. [Photo/IC] |
Sun said he was just one of the people who helped the little fish back to the river. "Fish also have lives; I just saved as many as I could," Sun said.
Beijing was hit by some of the heaviest rainfall seen in years on Wednesday, and the city's meteorological station forecast that the rain would continue until Thursday afternoon. So before the rain hits again, don't forget to lock the doors and windows of your car.
An anonymous passer-by pasted papers on an open car window in Beijing on Wednesday. A line on the paper reminds the "forgetful" driver says "Don't forget to close the window." [Photo/Sina Weibo] |
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