That Chinese woman used her umbrella to reserve a spot, but she first moved the belongings of the person who had arrived before her and then put her own umbrella there. Only after that did she take a photo of her umbrella as "proof."
Meanwhile, the Thai person who got cut in line had much more than just one photo. They had a complete timeline, photos, and video clips. The evidence was comprehensive. The Chinese woman, on the other hand, only had a single photo.
When someone tried to explain the situation to her, they ended up arguing. GMM staff stepped in to calm things down, but she even kicked one of the staff members in the leg.
There were other Chinese people at the venue too, but she was the only one who caused trouble. This wasn't racial discrimination. It was simply dealing with the person who was causing the problem.
Chinese social media also left out important parts of the story. Many people in China still believe she didn't cut the line because she posted a photo showing her own umbrella "reserving" the spot. What she didn't show was that she had removed someone else's belongings first and then pretended the spot had always been hers. Unfortunately, a lot of Chinese nationalists believed her version of the story.
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