Kang Jianhua, the man who has repeatedly attracted attention with his stunts on the streets of Shenzhen, reappeared yesterday (13) in Huaqiangbei. However, this time he was accompanied by an inflatable doll dressed in bright lingerie, which also bore the words "selling domain name for 100,000 yuan."
Wearing small sunglasses, Kang Jianhua paraded around Huaqiangbei, drawing crowds of onlookers, some of whom even approached him to take photos. According to him, he was helping a friend promote this offer for free.
The eccentric behavior of Kang Jianhua drew inquiries from several patrol officers. Photo by reporter Jianbin Hu.
At noon yesterday, the over 2.23-meter-tall "giant" Kang Jianhua suddenly appeared on the streets of Huaqiangbei in Shenzhen. This time, in the bustling market, he brought along an "inflatable doll." The doll was dressed in a red sexy lingerie and bore the words "selling domain name, asking price 100,000 yuan," along with the domain address related to the "sex scandal" and a contact number. Kang Jianhua's audacious appearance caught the attention of many passersby, prompting numerous people to take out their phones to capture photos. A group of students leaving school saw the scene, took out their phones to record videos, and quietly discussed whether they should step forward for a photo. When someone approached Kang Jianhua for a photo, he would include the inflatable doll as a third party in the picture, causing laughter among the onlookers.
Four foreigners, upon seeing Kang Jianhua, gave him a thumbs up, inquired about his height, and after taking several photos with him, left satisfied. The patrolling security guards in Huaqiangbei, noticing the large crowd, came forward to check and asked the bystanders, "What is this person selling?" Upon learning that it was a domain name sale, the security guard made a few calls through the walkie-talkie, received a reply, and then left without stopping Kang Jianhua's bold actions. However, the security personnel from a nearby large mall approached to stop the photography, which caused dissatisfaction among multiple journalists.