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The hashtag in Mandarin, which literally translates as "show fake fall" in English, has taken over Chinese social media.
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Rich and crazy Asians publish photos of themselves, hidden on the ground and surrounded by luxury goods, in a new trend: social media.
The hashtag in Mandarin, which literally translates as "show fake fall" in English, has taken over Chinese social media. Weibo, the Chinese equivalent of Facebook, has published more than a million messages containing the hashtag. These photos show photos taken on the ground with luxury items.
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The online craze started in Russia, then called the "Shooting Stars" challenge, with more than 100,000 publications on Instagram. This was usually a person who fell from the vehicle and "accidentally" showed money to people.
While the popularity of fashion is skyrocketing online, social media users now call it "the challenge of displaying its wealth."
But although these staged images are intended for online entertainment, the Chinese authorities do not take it lightly. Some people who participated in the trend received tickets for breaking the rules of the road to get the perfect picture. Two women have recently been fined $ 21 and $ 2 for putting their car on a pedestrian crossing in Taizhou, China, the South China Morning Post reported.
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The trend is even reflected on ordinary people with other users posting pictures of themselves surrounded by their work tools or equipment used in their favorite hobbies.
"They are" rich "because of their contributions," wrote a Weibo user in Chinese, translated by Quartz. "They are always diligent. It's the biggest fortune in society if everyone excels at what they do. "
This story was originally published by the New York Post.
