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How to Put On Pants Without Using Hands Amuses Chinese Netizens

A young Asian man demonstrates how to put on a pair of pants without using his hands.

A young Asian man demonstrates how to put on a pair of pants without using his hands.

This silly animated gif is currently still the #1 most popular post of the past 24 hours on leading Chinese microblogging social network Sina Weibo (#2 is here). It has been since last night, and currently has over 110k reshares/forwards, 28k upvotes, and 28k comments…

From Sina Weibo:

Technique of putting on pants without using your hands; the imagery is a bit beautiful [a sarcastic expression usually meaning something is awkward to look at]…

A young Asian man demonstrates how to put on a pair of pants without using his hands.

Comments from Sina Weibo:

你安卓君:

What’s the point of this…

宸艹:

Why are his knees so black/dark/dirty?

废人大王:

Watching this is really unbearable, I keep wanting to lend a hand to pull it up.

丧心病狂阴暗面:

I hope someone will go forward and hit him.

madame_V:

Is this training done to become an outstanding handicapped person?

Roy–Hu:

Requesting a technique for jacking off without using your hands.

茉児小窝:

Just what is the purpose of learning this technique/skill?

村口的大姨妈:

I feel like I’m almost 20 years old and still don’t know how to put on my pants. Also, fatties shouldn’t bother trying [this]… I need to go get my pants patched up.

billlllllllllly:

Just tried this, and ruined three pairs of pants!

废人大王:

Very difficult to watch, I just want to lend a hand [to help pull the pants up].

创新元年:

Wouldn’t a handstand have done it?

TomRosen:

This image was too beautiful, I couldn’t help watching it several times~

啊咂啊咂棒棒娇:

Watched it a few times, can’t resist, have to go find a pair of pants to put on now.

If you are curious, here is the original video, with music, from Taiwan on YouTube (copy on Youku for mainland China readers):

What is your silly party trick?

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Fauna is a mysterious young Shanghainese girl who lives in the only place a Shanghainese person would ever want to live: Shanghai. In mid-2008, she started chinaSMACK to combine her hobby of browsing Chinese internet forums with her goal of improving her English. Through her tireless translation of popular Chinese internet news and phenomenon, her English has apparently gotten dramatically better. At least, reading and writing-wise. Unfortunately, she's still not confident enough to have written this bio, about herself, by herself.

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