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‘Iron sand palm’: China woman claims wake-up slap from colleague left her unable to work

  • Woman faces online ridicule over ‘kung fu’ slap by colleague she claims put her out of action for a year

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A woman in China has claimed a slap on the back from a colleague who knows kung fu left her incapacitated for a year. Photo: SCMP composite/Shutterstock
Alice Yanin Shanghai

A woman in China is demanding 40,000 yuan (US$5,500) in compensation from a colleague she has accused of slapping her on the back using a powerful kung fu move.

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The woman, surnamed Zheng, from Hangzhou in Zhejiang province, eastern China, claims the slap by a male colleague, surnamed Lu, left her unable to work.

Zheng, who was working as a security guard at a metro station in Hangzhou at the time of the incident, told a local television station that she was slapped in June last year.

She said she was taking a nap leaning against a desk during an afternoon break when Lu slapped her on the back to wake her up.

Zheng claims the “kung fu” slap left her with finger imprints on her back. Photo: Weibo/1818黄金眼
Zheng claims the “kung fu” slap left her with finger imprints on her back. Photo: Weibo/1818黄金眼
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