This May, a female “superhero” appeared in Hong Kong, wearing low-cut black tights and blue mask, called herself “Zijing Woman”, or “Chinese Redbud Woman”.
She handed out food and cash to some Hong Kong residents. The mysterious masked female vigilante received great attention in Hong Kong.
However, on December 24, a “female superhero” also appeared in Beijing, wearing exactly the same outfit as the “Chinese Redbud Woman” of Hong Kong.

“Today is my first day as the Chinese Redbud Woman, feeling a little nervous. Already prepared the military coats and food for the elderlies, also many thanks for the hand warmer a friend gave me.” She called herself Chinese Redbud Woman in her microblog, mysteriously appeared on the cold streets of Beijing on Christmas Eve, in front of the Wangfujing Bookstore, at the Xidan subway station and other places, distributed clothing and gifts to beggars and homeless. Beijing residents and netizens also started to talk about her.

Nice idea, but looking at the photo of her interacting with the poor, I am struck by the idea that any photo showing a queue of Chinese people consisting of five or fewer must be a staged photo-op!

Nice idea, but looking at the photo of her interacting with the poor, I am struck by the idea that any photo showing a queue of Chinese people consisting of five or fewer must be a staged photo-op!

I am not sure that what you wrote is racism, but I suspect that it is.

Actually, it was a comment on the vast population of China. If something was really being supplied to people for free, then there would be a line wrapping around several city blocks. Or just a mob crowding up to the counter, with no line at all.

Besides, I get a free pass since I am part Chinese myself.