Parent Posts Video Claiming Traveling with Disabled Child Brings Harassment Over Ticket Purchase and Free-Ride Verification

On October 24, a parent posted a video claiming that a disabled child weighing 22 jin was still required to buy a ticket to ride a train, that they were denied free subway rides in Shanghai and Beijing because they were told "your eyes aren't blind," and that they were also suppressed by police officers during their travels.

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2026-10-25 02:16 · 10月24日，一名家长发视频称带22斤重残疾儿童出行遭购票与优惠核验刁难，在上海北京乘地铁被指“眼睛没瞎”无法免费乘车，还曾遭民警打压。

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Sayings · 2026-10-25 02:00 On October 24, a parent posted a video claiming that traveling with a disabled child weighing 22 jin led to harassment over ticket purchases and discount verification, that they were told their "eyes aren't blind" and could not ride the subway for free in Shanghai and Beijing, and that they had also been suppressed by police officers.

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