The 20-year-old testified that she overheard a manager of another idol group linked to her parent agency instructing members of another girl group to spurn her.
SHANGHAI: A woman in central China who made her two young children sit on an air cond itioning unit outside their flat on the 23rd floor just to annoy her husband has been condemned online.
Their mother was sitting on the adjoining windowsill, arguing loudly with her husband and stopping him from approaching the children, according to a viral video shot by a neighbour. “The firefighting vehicle came and the children were rescued,” an official at the local Women and Children’s Federation said, adding that they were looking into the case.
Mother Air Cond Windowsill Children
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