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South China Morning Post
15-05-2025
- South China Morning Post
Diver drowns in Indonesia, Japanese woman cuts off lover's finger: 5 trending stories
From Japanese woman cutting off her lover's finger to Chinese teenager's stolen crying photo, here are five stories from SCMP's recent reporting We have selected five Trending in China stories from the past seven days that resonated with our readers. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. A Chinese woman reportedly drowned after she dived deep to retrieve a GoPro camera that accidentally fell into the sea. Zhang Xiaohan, 30, was found dead at a depth of 87 metres at the Kelapa Dua dive site near Kakaban Island in Indonesia's East Kalimantan province, the local media outlet Antara News reported. A court in China has ruled that the death of a security guard during workplace sex with his lover was an industrial accident. Photo: SCMP composite/Shutterstock The death of a man in China who died while having sex with his girlfriend during working hours has been declared an industrial accident. The decision, which entitles his family to compensation, has captivated mainland social media. A Japanese woman has been arrested after she cut off her boyfriend's ring finger to prevent him from marrying someone else. Photo: SCMP composite/Shutterstock/IG@oreno_eromanga A Japanese cosplayer shocked the internet after reportedly cutting off her boyfriend's ring finger and keeping it in the fridge. The woman claimed she 'loved him too much' and did not want him to marry anyone else or exchange wedding rings. A young Chinese woman whose crying photograph was stolen and is being used on pornographic websites and in advertisements for sex products is battling to restore her reputation. Photo: SCMP composite/Weibo/Jimu A young woman whose crying selfie was stolen and misused on pornographic websites and in advertisements for sex products has aroused widespread attention on mainland social media. The 19-year-old, surnamed Liang, is a first-year student at a university in Harbin of Heilongjiang province, in northeast China. A Chinese man has broken up with his 'cheating' girlfriend after her phone automatically connected to the Wi-fi of a hotel they were visiting together for the first time. Photo: SCMP composite/Shutterstock A Chinese man broke up with his girlfriend after he discovered her phone automatically connecting to the Wi-fi of a hotel they went to for the first time together. Newsletter Every Friday Lunar By submitting, you consent to receiving marketing emails from SCMP. If you don't want these, tick here {{message}} Thanks for signing up for our newsletter! Please check your email to confirm your subscription. Follow us on Facebook to get our latest news.
South China Morning Post
15-05-2025
- South China Morning Post
Diver drowns in Indonesia, Japanese woman cuts off lover's finger: 5 trending stories
We have selected five Trending in China stories from the past seven days that resonated with our readers. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing A Chinese woman reportedly drowned after she dived deep to retrieve a GoPro camera that accidentally fell into the sea. Zhang Xiaohan, 30, was found dead at a depth of 87 metres at the Kelapa Dua dive site near Kakaban Island in Indonesia's East Kalimantan province, the local media outlet Antara News reported. A court in China has ruled that the death of a security guard during workplace sex with his lover was an industrial accident. Photo: SCMP composite/Shutterstock The death of a man in China who died while having sex with his girlfriend during working hours has been declared an industrial accident. The decision, which entitles his family to compensation, has captivated mainland social media.
NDTV
15-05-2025
- NDTV
Skilled Chinese Diver, 30, Drowns In Indonesia While Trying To Retrieve Dropped GoPro Camera
Quick Reads Summary is AI generated, newsroom reviewed. A 30-year-old Chinese diver drowned while retrieving a lost camera. Zhang Xiaohan was experienced and held a professional diving qualification. The incident occurred near Kakaban Island in East Kalimantan, Indonesia. A 30-year-old Chinese woman drowned after she dived deep to retrieve a camera that had accidentally fallen into the sea in Indonesia. According to the South China Morning Post (SCMP), Zhang Xiaohan was said to be an experienced diver with a professional scuba diving qualification. She was on a tour near Kakaban Island in East Kalimantan with 12 guests and 3 guides when the incident took place. She was found dead on May 3 at a depth of 87 meters at the Kelapa Dua Dive. According to SCMP, Ms Xiaohan went scuba diving to admire the corals and marine life. However, her GoPro camera she was using slipped from her hands as she was ascending almost eight metres through the waters. Then the 30-year-old reportedly defied her tour guide's warnings and plunged back into the sea to retrieve the gadget. After Ms Xiaohan did not reappear, guides dived to look for her, but failed to find her. They waited for several minutes for the woman to reappear before they reported her missing. Rescue teams, the local marine search agency Basarnas and soldiers were dispatched to comb the sea around Kakaban Island. Eventually, Ms Xiaohan's body was found 88 metres below the surface, near the popular Kelapa Dua diving route on May 3. She was taken to the hospital for a post-mortem. Officials believe that a strong undercurrent might have swept away Ms Xiaohan. An investigation is ongoing. Ms Xiaohan's death has caused much sadness and discussion on Chinese social media. According to some people online, the 30-year-old was an experienced diver with a Divemaster certification. Reacting to the tragic news, one user wrote, "It is usually the case that more professional divers tend to underestimate the power of nature." A relative shared that Ms Xiaohan's family in Zhejiang, China, are heartbroken. Some social media users also stressed that life is more valuable than any camera and advised never diving deep alone. "No camera or footage is as important as your life," one user said. "A tip for all divers, never go deep into the sea without company," commented another.
Mint
09-05-2025
- Mint
Skilled diver gets pulled by strong current, drowns while looking for lost GoPro camera
A 30-year-old Chinese diver named Zhang Xiaohan drowned while diving in Indonesia. She was on a tour near Kakaban Island with 12 guests and 3 guides. The island also has the world's largest jellyfish lake, attracting many visitors in recent years. Xiaohan, who drowned while diving in Indonesia, was said to be an experienced diver with a Divemaster certificate, according to the South China Morning Post. A Divemaster certificate is a professional scuba diving qualification. It lets someone guide certified divers, assist instructors and supervise diving activities. Divemasters can lead and support divers but cannot teach full diving courses without becoming an instructor. During the dive, she lost her GoPro camera and tried to go back down to retrieve it. A guide warned her not to do so. But, she went against the suggestion, SCMP added. The group already reached near the surface after diving 30 metres deep. Zhang didn't return, and the guides couldn't find her. A search team later found her body at a depth of 87 metres. She is believed to have been pulled by a strong current. Her death has caused much sadness and discussion on Chinese social media. The diver was taken to hospital for a post-mortem. Authorities are now investigating the case. Many are questioning if more safety measures should be taken by dive tour operators. Even skilled divers can underestimate nature's dangers, per online users. A relative shared that Zhang's family in Zhejiang, China, are heartbroken. People online have stressed that life is more valuable than any camera and advised never diving deep alone. The dive spot near Kakaban Island is known for its stunning underwater scenery and is very popular with tourists. One user wrote, 'No camera or footage is as important as your life.'
Mint
09-05-2025
- Mint
Skilled diver gets pulled by strong current, drowns to death while looking for lost GoPro camera
A 30-year-old Chinese diver named Zhang Xiaohan drowned while diving in Indonesia. She was on a tour near Kakaban Island with 12 guests and 3 guides. The island also has the world's largest jellyfish lake, attracting many visitors in recent years. Xiaohan, who drowned while diving in Indonesia, was said to be an experienced diver with a Divemaster certificate, according to the South China Morning Post. A Divemaster certificate is a professional scuba diving qualification. It lets someone guide certified divers, assist instructors and supervise diving activities. Divemasters can lead and support divers but cannot teach full diving courses without becoming an instructor. During the dive, she lost her GoPro camera and tried to go back down to retrieve it. A guide warned her not to do so. But, she went against the suggestion, SCMP added. The group already reached near the surface after diving 30 metres deep. Zhang didn't return, and the guides couldn't find her. A search team later found her body at a depth of 87 metres. She is believed to have been pulled by a strong current. Her death has caused much sadness and discussion on Chinese social media. The diver was taken to hospital for a post-mortem. Authorities are now investigating the case. Many are questioning if more safety measures should be taken by dive tour operators. Even skilled divers can underestimate nature's dangers, per online users. A relative shared that Zhang's family in Zhejiang, China, are heartbroken. People online have stressed that life is more valuable than any camera and advised never diving deep alone. The dive spot near Kakaban Island is known for its stunning underwater scenery and is very popular with tourists. One user wrote, 'No camera or footage is as important as your life.' 'A tip for all divers, never go deep into the sea without company,' SCMP quoted another as reacting.
