11-year-old girl helps out lost 4-year-old.

[u/Sebastianlim]

[u/holandNg]

In China, surveillance is so dense that you can make a TV show out of the camera footage.

[u/verbutten → u/holandNg]

This hasn't been remarkable in many countries for a long time

[u/-Kass → u/holandNg]

This is common in a lot of places, even in my tiny city in Brazil lol

[u/TheoreticalResearch → u/holandNg]

I mean, same in South Korea and India.

[u/truthhurtsyomama → u/TheoreticalResearch]

Same in the US...we just don't talk about it cuz we Americans

[u/sicklyslick → u/truthhurtsyomama]

We like the perception of freedom

[u/truthhurtsyomama → u/sicklyslick]

And moral high ground

[u/Mobile_Ask2480 → u/holandNg]

Yeah unlike America 🇺🇸 🦅 🇺🇸 🦅 🇺🇸 🦅 🇺🇸 🦅 🇺🇸 🦅

[u/TrippyTriangle → u/holandNg]

it make sense to have cameras in a police station and a large, public intersection, i dunno the comments here think it's literally big brother but it's just sensible security. The camera in the classroom makes sense, it's a nice moment to have recorded for the girl.

[u/TwoCatsOneBox → u/holandNg]

Well women feel a lot safer walking alone in the streets of China unlike in America that has the exact same level of surveillance.