Chinese authorities are investigating after a viral video appeared to show a worker from Tsingtao urinating into a tank, believed to contain ingredients for its popular beer.

The clip has received tens of millions of views on social media.

The company said it alerted police immediately after the video came to its attention, adding that the batch of ingredients had been sealed.

Tsingtao is one of China’s top beer producers and its biggest exporter.

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It tastes pretty good though tbh

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Shit, just had one last Saturday in a Chinese buffet

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Ok, it is relevant, so you get a reluctant upvote. But why are you talking like Yoda?

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Have you ever even watched Doctor Who?

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No, but now I’m curious what the connection is.

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Chinese buffet, he was at. Tsingtao he drank. Piss, not shit, he likely tasted.

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My joke was going for shit the verb, not the noun.

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Where’s the video?

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This or Gates’s poop water?

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It’s China, what did you expect? Dignity?

And if one China’s biggest exporter is a brand that nobody heard of then you know it’s shit. Heck, I live in Vietnam, and we import a lot of shit from China but this is the first I knew of its existence. I wouldn’t be surprised if their beer is made with literal dog shit.

In case you didn’t notice from the tone, we Vietnamese fucking hate China.

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Yeah try to avoid food from China. There is a lot of fake food and drinks that isn’t good for consumption.

Everyone scams in China

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The Tsingtao brand is sold in 62 countries and regions around the world,[13] and accounts for more than 50% of China’s beer exports. According to the company’s financial figures from 2010, Tsingtao saw a 6.6% year-on-year revenue increase from sales to Hong Kong and other overseas markets.

Hell, we have Tsingtao in some stores near me in the US, and I live in the South lol

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I live in the UK and I don’t drink beer because I generally, ironically, think beer overall tastes like piss, and yet I still know Tsingtao. It has fairly substantial market recognition in a lot of countries.

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