Khalia Shiyun Wu

[English version of this story is available here] 一段2025年10月上載的抖音影片，聲稱記錄了東南亞某偏鄉農村一個「打斷女性雙腿」的婚嫁習俗，藉此防止她們因為強迫婚姻而嘗試逃走。 這段長約四分鐘的影片，以紀錄短片形式講述一名叫「小翠」的受害者的故事。影片的男聲旁述聲稱小翠因家庭貧困，被賣給一名中年男子為妻，並在婚後試圖逃跑不果，遂被丈夫強行打斷雙腿致殘。 影片旁白形容小翠遭長期禁錮，被迫承擔繁重勞務並遭受不人道對待，最終生下一個女兒；影片更宣稱該村落大部份20歲以下的女性都有類似的肢體殘障。 影片的畫面則可見多名居於貧困、偏僻的鄉郊地區的女子。她們和小翠一樣有明顯下肢障礙，在破落村屋外的泥地上爬行。 該影片在抖音吸引了逾13000次點讚、1500條評論及18000次分享。大部分留言對影片內容表示震驚與同情，但亦有部分網民質疑其真確性。 在抖音搜尋「斷腿女人村」一詞，即可發現數十個由不同帳戶上載、畫面和陳述類同的片段。...

A Douyin video uploaded in October 2025 claims to document an unnamed rural village in Southeast Asia where women’s legs are systematically broken to prevent them from escaping forced marriages. The four-minute clip, produced in a documentary style, focuses on a supposed victim identified as “Xiaocui (小翠).” The male narrator alleges that Xiaocui was sold into marriage with a middle-aged man for financial reasons. The narrator says she had her legs broken by her husband after a failed escape.