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China's Viral Pig Slaughter Event Draws Thousands, Boosts Fame

1/30/2026

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A 23-year-old woman from Chongqing, China, gained fame after hosting a pig slaughter event on January 11, attracting over 1,000 visitors and creating a two-kilometer line.
Attendees collected soil from her property, which is now sold as a “lucky charm” for up to 18 yuan (US$3).
Daidai prepared 500 kg of rice and received additional pigs from the local government for guests.
She gained over two million social media followers and earned six million yuan (US$860,000) in three days.
Despite the attention, Daidai expressed a desire for her family's life to return to normal.

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Story summary

A 23-year-old woman from Chongqing, China, gained fame after hosting a pig slaughter event on January 11, attracting over 1,000 visitors and creating a two-kilometer line.
Attendees collected soil from her property, which is now sold as a “lucky charm” for up to 18 yuan (US$3).
Daidai prepared 500 kg of rice and received additional pigs from the local government for guests.
She gained over two million social media followers and earned six million yuan (US$860,000) in three days.
Despite the attention, Daidai expressed a desire for her family's life to return to normal.