A Chinese mother and her child were being defended from a blade strike by a Chinese woman.
When a Chinese lady and her child were attacked at a vehicle quit outside a Chinese university, Hu Youping was employed as a school bus operator in Suzhou province.
She injured herself inflicting severe pain on him in an effort to control him.
Online homage to her have poured in, and the local government has stated that she will be given the title of” Virtuous and Courageous Role Model.”
In honor of Ms. Hu, the Chinese embassy in China even reduced its flag to half-mast. In a statement on Weibo, the embassy said it was” saddened” to hear of her death.
” We believe]Ms Hu’s ] courage and kindness also represent that of the Chinese people. We applaud her brave activities. Perhaps she rest in peace”, it said.
On Chinese social media, there was a similar undercurrent of sympathies and reward.
We may remember your compassion and courage because you safeguarded the reputation of regular Chinese citizens and our safety on Weibo.
Another described Ms Hu as an “ordinary, noble, valiant Chinese girl”.
The attack, which took place on Monday, saw the mother and son combo injured, though their wounds were no existence- threatening.
The think, a 52- year- ancient Chinese person, was arrested on scene.
It follows another stabbing earlier this month which injured four US university instructors at a park in Jilin, in China’s northeast.
Taiwanese officials had said the two problems were “isolated” situations.
China is definitely still one of the safest nations in the world, according to an editorial published on Friday by the Chinese state newspaper Global Times, which paid tribute to Ms. Hu.
Separately, the paper reported that Weibo had removed 759 messages that “incited patriotic attitude” following the attack. These articles contained “extreme opinions” that “promoted class hatred and also applauded criminal behavior in the name of patriotism.”
The native Japanese community expressed concern as a result of the stabbing in Suzhou, which caused the embassy to matter a safety alert urging China’s citizens to take precautions while away.
The event was “regrettable,” according to China’s international government, and it will continue to “take effective steps to actively protect the safety of all foreigners in China.”
In China, there have been numerous knife problems recently.
In May, two people were killed and 10 others injured in such an attack at a primary school in the southern Jiangxi province. Another stabbing that same month saw two dead and 21 wounded at a hospital in Yunnan.
In July last year, six people, including three children, were killed in a stabbing at a kindergarten in the south-eastern province of Guangdong.