It takes only 1 day from getting snitched to be fired or shut out for Chinese celebrities

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Social media like Facebook or Twitter are banned in China. But China has its equivalent version of those social media such as WeChat and Weibo. Sharing snippets of life and insights in "circle of friends" on social media has become a daily occurrence for Chinese people. But now, they need to be extra careful about their sharing.
On August 18, the head coach of a leading Chinese football team made some drunken comments at a dinner party with his friends, which were filmed by a friend sitting across the table and posted on the internet.
On the same day, the Club where he worked announced they would suspend all his managerial duties, effective immediately. So what did the team's head coach say?

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