A Chinese internet user who is better known for making prank videos recently decided to call attention to a serious Chinese social problem—the kidnapping of children in the hundreds of thousands each year.
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Dapengprank, a 20-year-old Chinese with over 5, 000 followers on Youku, China’s Youtube equivalent, teamed up with a young boy to see how people in public places would react to a child kidnapping taking place right in front of them. The three-and-a-half minute long video was released on March 27 with English and Chinese subtitles.
