Monkeys Are Still Being Beaten Up in the Scenic Area, Monkeys Scream and People Are Moved
Under the relentless intimidation and scolding from the monkey trainer, a monkey picked up a wooden stick and fiercely resisted, even climbing onto the trainer's body to slap and pull out their hair. This scene caused onlookers to burst into laughter.
It turns out that the movie 'Mad Aliens' actually mentioned that monkey training is a Chinese national pastime, which angered some netizens.
Monkey training was very common when I was young, but it's rarely seen now. These monkeys imitate and perform impressively, it's a skilled art form, and it should be preserved.
The monkey trainer would occasionally wave a long whip, making a 'pa pa' sound as it landed on the monkeys. After being whipped, the monkeys would obediently perform various actions to please the audience.
These monkeys are so skinny, and they're tied to such thick ropes around their necks, which is heartbreaking. Furthermore, the trainer relentlessly whips the monkeys with a whip, and many children were present, making this performance overly violent and cruel, and it's concerning for children's development.
Monkeys are national protected animals; without a permit, they cannot be kept. Monkeys are a protected species under national regulations.
The whipped monkey suddenly jumped up more than a meter high, stretched out a 'hand' and grabbed the trainer's hat, and threw it several meters away. The other two monkeys, seeing their companion 'attack', also launched an attack, one jumped up to hug the trainer's neck and bit him, while the other stealthily reached back to pull at his clothes.
At the scene, the man held three monkeys tied by ropes, instructing them to perform difficult actions such as 'taking a knife', throwing a basket, and pulling a cart. The monkeys were beaten with a whip whenever they were 'disobedient'.
Under the trainer's direction, the three monkeys stood in a row, then turned left, right, and stood at attention, the largest monkey finally raised its hand to salute.
As more onlookers gathered, the trainer instructed the monkeys to 'increase the intensity' of their performance. Under his direction, one monkey set up a 'basketball hoop', and another monkey jumped up from the ground to catch the trainer's high-thrown ball and successfully dunked it. The monkeys' performance earned cheers from the onlookers, with some throwing coins into the enclosure.
According to national regulations, monkeys are national protected animals; without a permit from the forestry department, they cannot be kept. Any profit-making activities utilizing wild animals are prohibited.
