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Caring children feed bananas and snacks to man in Monkey King costume

bySCMP
Published: 10:30pm, 17 Sep 2023
Length: 212 words
Caring children feed bananas and snacks to man in Monkey King costume

The man in the costume is depicting the story of how the Monkey King was trapped under a mountain. Photo: Toutiao

At a park in China’s Hebei province, children have been offering bananas to a human in a Monkey King costume. Video clips of this went viral on social media.

The man playing the character is surnamed Yu. In the video, he is performing a story about how the Monkey King was buried under a mountain for 500 years.

Several children offer Yu items such as biscuits, crisps, instant noodles, and most commonly, bananas.

“I’m starving. So delicious,” Yu says.

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