Uploaded June 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Do you believe that aliens exist? The truth is out there. No, I mean seriously. The truth is really out there.
I'm Chris Chappell.
It was March in China's eastern Shandong province a man, whose profession is debated and goes by the surname of Li, was walking along the Yellow River when he spotted a UFO. He then had a run in with five aliens who he said he confronted and--well the details are unclear--- but he says one of them got caught in his high-electric fence he used to catch rabbits and died. Li then wrapped the alien's body up, took it home to put in his freezer and the next day reported the incident to the police.
Now believe it or not, the local police did not believe Li's alien story and ignored him. That is until he started blogging about it on the internet and posting photos of his alien corpse.
So there we go, indisputable proof that we are not alone in the universe. I told you. I told all of you! Hahaha!
Cough. Oh, what's that? Ah, apparently the police interrogated Li and confirmed what we all suspected--that yes, Li had indeed been lying. I mean, just look at the pictures. Who would ever be taken in by those?! I mean, I guess you'd have to be a real idiot to believe in extra terrestrials. And that they might want to be your friend.
Apparently the creature was assembled with wire ropes, bone glue, and something called antholeucin that is used to whiten food.
If I were him I would at least have used some silly putty to get that oh-so-alien slimy-skin texture.
But despite the poor construction job there were more noble ambitions for all of this. Li-- an avid alien enthusiast-- said "I just wanted people to believe that aliens exist!" Yes, that's right, he wanted to prove that aliens were real so he created an alien.... that well, wasn't really an alien.... Of course Li said later that he regretted his decision and well, lets just say realized he was undermining his own agenda.
Li had taken inspiration from the 2011 science fiction comedy film "Paul" and created his alien based on the movie's main character. While that move was a comedy, I don't think Li ever thought of this as a joke.
Anyways Li is in police custody and is being held in detention for five days for "fabricating lies and disrupting normal social order." Typical humans.
So what do you think about all this? Do you believe aliens are real and what would you tell Li if you could meet him in person?
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Do you believe that aliens exist? The truth is out there. No, I mean seriously. The truth is really out there.
I'm Chris Chappell.
It was March in China's eastern Shandong province a man, whose profession is debated and goes by the surname of Li, was walking along the Yellow River when he spotted a UFO. He then had a run in with five aliens who he said he confronted and--well the details are unclear--- but he says one of them got caught in his high-electric fence he used to catch rabbits and died. Li then wrapped the alien's body up, took it home to put in his freezer and the next day reported the incident to the police.
Now believe it or not, the local police did not believe Li's alien story and ignored him. That is until he started blogging about it on the internet and posting photos of his alien corpse.
So there we go, indisputable proof that we are not alone in the universe. I told you. I told all of you! Hahaha!
Cough. Oh, what's that? Ah, apparently the police interrogated Li and confirmed what we all suspected--that yes, Li had indeed been lying. I mean, just look at the pictures. Who would ever be taken in by those?! I mean, I guess you'd have to be a real idiot to believe in extra terrestrials. And that they might want to be your friend.
Apparently the creature was assembled with wire ropes, bone glue, and something called antholeucin that is used to whiten food.
If I were him I would at least have used some silly putty to get that oh-so-alien slimy-skin texture.
But despite the poor construction job there were more noble ambitions for all of this. Li-- an avid alien enthusiast-- said "I just wanted people to believe that aliens exist!" Yes, that's right, he wanted to prove that aliens were real so he created an alien.... that well, wasn't really an alien.... Of course Li said later that he regretted his decision and well, lets just say realized he was undermining his own agenda.
Li had taken inspiration from the 2011 science fiction comedy film "Paul" and created his alien based on the movie's main character. While that move was a comedy, I don't think Li ever thought of this as a joke.
Anyways Li is in police custody and is being held in detention for five days for "fabricating lies and disrupting normal social order." Typical humans.
So what do you think about all this? Do you believe aliens are real and what would you tell Li if you could meet him in person?
Leave your comments in the box below and don't forget to like, subscribe and share this with your friends.

![Antique Clock Damaged at Forbidden City Palace Museum
An antique clock in the Palace Museum at the Forbidden City in Beijing was damaged after a disgruntled visitor smashed a window last Saturday.
The Qing Dynasty era clock fell from its shelf when the visitor smashed a window of the Yikun or Queen Consort Palace.
Palace Museum curator, Shan Jixiang, talks about the incident.
[Shan Jixiang, Palace Museum Curator]:
The clock has been put here, and visitors can see the clock face from the window. When the man broke the window, the clock fell on its back. So the clock face was slightly damaged. Fortunately, the man did not break the window beside the clock because the cultural relics on both sides of the clock were made of jade. These relics would break into pieces if they fall on the floor.
Shan said the ornate clock was made in Britain during the 18th Century. Its glass cover was broken and several metal pieces were bent or broken. The clock will be restored and put back on display soon.
A 22-year-old man from central Hubei Province—known only by his surname Wang—has been detained.
A museum official said he heard glass breaking and saw a confused Wang at the scene.
According to the Beijing Times and Beijing News, bystanders said Wang became upset after he was stopped from taking photographs. He hit the window and the clock fell when the windowpane shattered.
Built in 1417, the Yikun Palace was the home of concubines in the Forbidden City during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Today, visitors are only allowed to view the interior from the outside.
After several robberies, and thefts in recent years, as well as the recent incident, better security measures will be put in place. This is part of the plan to renovate the palace for its 600th anniversary in 2020. Antique Clock Damaged at Forbidden City Palace Museum](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/J_-XN3WmMIE/mqdefault.jpg)








