A short but shocking 11 second video of a man who is kicked in a wife of Koi by his wife has become viral on Douyin, arousing a fierce online debate throughout China and beyond.
In the original movie, the man – known online as Shuai Shuai – is seen that he calms his Koi fish calmly when his wife rush out of the house and starts it in the water. Without a context, the spectators were left baffled, pushing speculation, criticisms and humor through social media platforms.
The accident rapidly climbed to the top of Weibo’s hot research under the trend phrase “The man who feeds the fish is kicked in the tin by his wife”. While some have criticized the physical reaction of his wife, others have defended him, assuming that there must be a deeper reason behind his actions.
Shuai Shuai subsequently loaded the entire 26 second clip, revealing the truth and taking on full responsibility. In a candid post, he said, “This is the original video. It was my fault. I took away my fish and forgot to take our son to school – again. My wife had already reminded me several times. She got angry and lost patience.”
A longtime koi enthusiast, Shuai Shuai manages a Douyin channel dedicated to fish. He admitted that his hobby had occasionally interfered with family responsibilities, but insisted on the fact that his wife generally supported his passion, provided he had not arrived at the expense of parenting or domestic duties.
“I know how to swim, so I was fine. I went out, I apologized to my wife and son and I promised that it would no longer happen”, He added.
After his explanation, the public sentiment moved abruptly to his wife. Many Netizen have confessed to experimenting with similar frustrations in their weddings:
- That was light. If he had forgotten to bring the child to school while hooking from the pond, I would also be furious.
- The people who judge clearly have not lived with someone who areas on hobby.
However, some Netizen have raised valid safety problems:
- Pushing someone in the water is dangerous, especially if they can’t swim or have health problems. “
- What if the children see and think that it was fine to do the same? “
Others criticized the couple’s domestic design to have a deep Koi pond without safety fences, underlining the potential danger for children or guests.
In a weighted reflection, Sohu summarized, “Passion is good. But it doesn’t matter how deep your love for fish should never get to the cost of your husband or father duties. Keep your hobbies – but also keep your family’s trust.”
Sources: Kenh14
