Chinese man unable to move in Northern Alps requests rescue = Chinese netizens say 'Embarrassing,' 'Rescue costs should be paid out of pocket'

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Record China 2026/8/17 10:00

A 26-year-old Chinese national residing in Saitama Prefecture got into trouble and requested rescue on Mt. Shirouma in the Northern Alps, a story that has become a hot topic in China.

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Chinese man unable to move in Northern Alps requests rescue = Chinese netizens say 'Embarrassing,' 'Rescue costs should be paid out of pocket'

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