Chinese streamer hand cut off

At around pm on May 23, two Chinese teens who were identified as Shi and Ye were livestreaming on Chinese social media app Douyin when another person attacked them from the back.

Two tertiary students in China were injured in a brazen knife attack during a live stream on Tuesday, which left one of them without a hand. In the video, the two students are seen speaking to netizens, before a man dressed in a black shirt suddenly attacks them from the back. The two students run away from the man and an object — which appears to be a hand — is flung in the video. The man then continues to chase after the two students. Reports identified the two victims by their surnames Shi and Ye. The attack is believed to have happened in front of other students in the school.

Chinese streamer hand cut off

One moment, they were chatting. The next, they were fleeing from a man who was swinging a knife at them. An influencer in China reportedly lost his hand after he and his friend were attacked by a man during a livestream on Tuesday May 23 night, in Xiamen, Fujian. In a recording of the livestream , the pair were seen talking to viewers outside a campus cafe when a knife-wielding man suddenly charged at them from behind. The startled duo attempted to escape from the man as he continued on a slashing rampage. Passers-by screamed in horror as they realised what was unfolding before their eyes. One netizen, who claimed to be the suspect's friend, said that one of the victims' hand was sliced off when he raised it to shield himself from the attack. A photo of a severed hand allegedly belonging to the victim surfaced in an online post which called for severe punishment to be dealt to the attacker. Xiamen police released a statement on Wednesday, confirming that they dispatched officers and an ambulance to the scene after receiving reports of a fight. Preliminary investigations found that the suspect, surnamed Luo, had an argument with the pair on Douyin prior to the attack. He slashed the victims on the hands and backs with a knife before he fled the scene. The police arrested him hours later. The victims were taken to hospital and received treatment for non-life-threatening injuries.

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You can help confirm this entry by contributing facts, media, and other evidence of notability and mutation. The incident took place on or around May 23rd, , when a video of the stream was reposted to Twitter and reported on by AsiaOne, including a photograph of the severed hand laying on the ground. The shock media inspired discussions and further videos on TikTok over the following days as the story spread, including clips reacting to the term "Chinese Streamer's Hand Cut Off" trending on the app. On May 23rd, , Chinese Twitter [1] user whyyoutouzhele posted a video from Douyin the Chinese version of TikTok that shows a man with a sword, purportedly named Luo, run up behind two streamers, Shi and Ye, at a coffee shop. Luo slashes at the streamers, they turn to look at him, run off camera and then he swings, cutting off one of the streamer's hands. The hand can be seen flying back into the frame from off-camera shown below.

To make sure you never miss out on your favourite NEW stories , we're happy to send you some reminders. Click ' OK ' then ' Allow ' to enable notifications. Police are investigating after a shocking sword attack resulted in an influencer's hand reportedly being sliced off - all while he was live-streaming. A Chinese streamer had been broadcasting live to his followers from Xiamen, Fujian, suddenly a man sprung up behind them with a sword in-hand and started swinging. In the clip from the livestream, which has since gone viral online, the streamer and his friend can be seen jumping to their feet to escape. Viewers have noticed that, as soon as the two men leap out of their seats, the attacker swings his sword at the streamer and it looks as though his hand is chopped clean off. While the two men run for their lives, the stream keeps going, leaving 99 viewers who were tuned in wondering what on earth had just happened.

Chinese streamer hand cut off

At around pm on May 23, two Chinese teens who were identified as Shi and Ye were livestreaming on Chinese social media app Douyin when another person attacked them from the back. Screen recordings of the incident went viral online. Images of the severed hand also went viral, although some netizens suspect it could be a prop. According to a statement by the police, the Xindian Police Station received a call to the incident at about pm on May 23 and quickly arrived at the scene. The report added that Shi and Ye were sent to the hospital for treatment and their injuries are not life-threatening.

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One moment, they were chatting. The post gained over 9, likes in two weeks. The shock media inspired discussions and further videos on TikTok over the following days as the story spread, including clips reacting to the term "Chinese Streamer's Hand Cut Off" trending on the app. The suspect, identified as Luo, fled the scene but was arrested on Wednesday. Canon vs. September 26, More On This Topic. Already a memeber? From another angle, Luo could be seen chasing both the victims after the incident. Who else who could pull off microbangs like that?? You can help confirm this entry by contributing facts, media, and other evidence of notability and mutation. The case is currently under further investigation. Like 1. Top image from whyyoutouzhele on Twitter.

One moment, they were chatting. The next, they were fleeing from a man who was swinging a knife at them.

Asians in the Library. She plans to take legal action with an international lawyer. In another clip, the assailant was seen chasing after the duo as they ran across the compound. According to media reports, Ye was also slashed on his back. Just sign up for a free account and log in to continue reading. The next day, the user added a police report to the thread, claiming that the sword wielder, suspected to be a man named Luo, got into an argument with the streamers prior to the incident shown below, right, translated. The incident took place in Xiamen, Fujian. On May 23rd, , Chinese Twitter [1] user whyyoutouzhele posted a video from Douyin the Chinese version of TikTok that shows a man with a sword, purportedly named Luo, run up behind two streamers, Shi and Ye, at a coffee shop. Mr Beast confirmed to help people to get their hands attached again. Two tertiary students in China were injured in a brazen knife attack during a live stream on Tuesday, which left one of them without a hand. Chinese livestreamer dies after drinking too much alcohol Earlier in May, a Chinese livestreamer was found dead in his apartment after downing alcohol as a forfeit for losing drinking battles against his peers. Dexerto reported on the story that day on Twitter, [4] garnering over 24, likes in a similar timeframe.