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This guy sleeping under the open sky in the Ili grasslands looks incredibly free-spirited. But every Chinese person knows this is actually a massive safety hazard. 🚨😱😱😱 Don't worry about muggers or thieves; the grasslands are totally safe for that. The real danger? His exposed belly button! It's practically... show more

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