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Chinese woman seeks online help to slaughter pigs, attracting over 1,000 volunteers to her farm

South China Morning PostCenter-RightEN 1 min read 100% complete by Yating YangJanuary 17, 2026 at 07:00 AM
Chinese woman seeks online help to slaughter pigs, attracting over 1,000 volunteers to her farm
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A woman in Hechuan, Chongqing, China, nicknamed Daidai, sought online assistance to slaughter two pigs on January 11th, after realizing her elderly father could no longer manage the task alone. She posted a video on social media inviting people to help hold the pigs down in exchange for pork soup. The invitation unexpectedly went viral, attracting over 1,000 volunteers within two days. Daidai created five online chat groups to manage the overwhelming response. The event transformed from a simple request for help into a large festive gathering at her farm.

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Reuters 30% Thomas Suen 30% Hechuan 60% Chongqing 60% China 70% Daidai ×380%

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South China Morning Post
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Center-Right (0.50)
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