It's absolutely *not* normal, but it's also not sexual molestation for the reason that guest55555 outlined. Whether you are a parent or not has no bearing on whether something is sexual molestation. The law exists so that people don't get to just punish someone based on their feelings regardless of facts. Full Comment>>

Looking at many of the comments, it appears that some of us *do* need to learn this. Full Comment>>

And yet things like this happen every day, in practically every country in the world. Full Comment>>

Not all bigger cities ban scooters, and even those that do often only ban them in downtown areas (and we all know that the bigger cities are *far* larger than their downtown areas). Full Comment>>

I honestly cannot think of a single legitimate reason to kick a pedestrian while riding past on a scooter or motorcycle. Even if the person walked in front of the rider, pedestrians have right-of-way in China (as in much of the world). In order to kick the pedestrian, he would have had to be alongside them (which he ... Full Comment>>

Sadly, that behavior is pretty common world-wide. I know that we see the same thing in America on a routine basis. Full Comment>>

That doesn't even make sense in the context of the article. Naming a total stranger's child is in no way President Xi's responsibility, and it *is* a lot of responsibility. Full Comment>>

Except history and statistics proves you wrong. Is that why you hide who you are? Full Comment>>

And yet you stay? If you don't care for Chinese thinking or the Chinese way of life, it seems like a fairly simple solution: GTFO. I see so much anti-Chinese BS here posted by foreigners (usually anonymous, you cowards), and yet the bulk of you stay in China (or claim to). You, collectively, post on these boards day ... Full Comment>>

That'd be awesome. I hope Christians start adopting some of those teachings, though I don't think I'll hold my breath waiting for it to happen. Full Comment>>