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Every weekend, the South China Morning Post presents its top video picks from SCMP.tv and the web, highlighting news, features, mini-documentaries and more.
This week...
Plastic greenery headwear trend grows in China 

For better or worse, Chinese fashion is full of surprises. After the odd-looking "face-kini", face masks mostly worn by old Chinese women to prevent sun damage, there's a new trend sprouting up in China - plastic flowers on a clip attached to your head. 
It began in mid-August on the streets of Beijing. A rose here.... a sprig of something there..... the more people started wearing them, the more fashionable they became. Celebrities also got in on it and started posting pictures of themselves with the plastic headwear.
6-year-old gives her divorced parents a lesson in life 

A six-year-old girl's words of wisdom have gone viral after her mother uploaded a video of her teaching her divorced parents to be friends. The video was first posed by her mum on Facebook.
In the clip posted on YouTube, the little girl, Tiana, cited herself as an example and taught her mum to be nice and make things calm. "I want everyone to smile," she said. 

World champion rides bike over slackline in the Alps

Cycling champion Kenny Belaey rides his bike across a slackline suspended between two rocks 112 metres high at an altitude of 2,700 metres in the French Alps. He and his bike fell from the slackline several times and he was seen to be frustrated at one point. After several attempts, he managed to ride across the slackline and burst into laughter. 
Grocery Trip

We were left reeling from this, so much so that when we realised it came out a week earlier, we still kept it in. According to Laughing Squid, '“Grocery Trip” by Pouff takes ordinary footage from a grocery store and processes it through the DeepDream artificial neural network to create a beautiful and strange music video. The people and items in the store are transformed into dogs, birds, and strange patterns as the computer tries to recognise what it is seeing. It's like, totally psychedelic...
Celebrities on the red carpet make an Emmy speech, one word at a time
And last but not least, it was Emmy week in the US and Mashable posted a video of Celebrities on the red carpet make an Emmy speech, one word at a time. We thought it was pretty, uh, boom! 



SCMP.tv Top 5 Videos

An "18-year-old" daredevil running dangerously on top of a moving train. 

A 12-year-old boy holding a drink in his hand tripped at a museum in Tawan and broke his fall with a painting, smashing a fist-sized hole in it. The piece was worth $1.5 million.

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Top 5 videos of the week: From fashionable plastic greenery headwear in Beijing to slackline biking in the Alps, and more