Hot Police Officers Go Viral as Student Good Luck Charms in China
Lucky Badges & Idol Looks
Forget
four-leaf clovers—China’s "211 Officers" are the new good-luck
phenomenon! Police bearing badge number "211" escorted students to
college entrance exams, symbolizing elite universities like Peking and
Tsinghua. Desperate for academic fortune, students touched the badges
hoping to absorb luck before tests.
Social Media Swoons Over Visuals
Photos
and videos exploded online as netizens noticed the officers’ striking
looks. One male officer sparked frenzy with his sharp features and
uniformed charm, flooding social feeds across China.
Hangzhou’s "Real-Life Judy Hopps"
The
trend didn’t stop there. In Hangzhou, Officer Li Yuwei broke the
internet with her idol-like visuals, drawing comparisons to actress
Alyssa Chia and Zootopia's Officer Judy Hopps. Her poised presence and radiant smile fueled viral admiration nationwide.
Beyond Security: Symbolic Support
These
officers blended duty with inspiration, turning routine exam escorts
into morale-boosting moments. Their dual role—keepers of safety and
human lucky charms—proves even badges can carry magic.
