The viral video showed a woman arguing with a security guard on a train. After a moment, the guard lunged at the woman, grabbed her, sharply pulled her off the bench and then dragged her off the train.
The rough removal of a woman from a train in Xian, and a statement from the local metro that seemed to muddle the truth, sparked fury in China on Tuesday.
Do you have questions about the biggest topics and trends from around the world? Get the answers with There was a public backlash after the video emerged and contradicted official versions of the incident. Photo: Handout
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