China Unveils Jumping Bed To ‘Help’ Couples, New Invention Floors Netizens

• An interesting now-viral video shows a new Chinese invention made for couples being demonstrated
• A clip of it was shared on the @PicturesFoIder X page, sending netizens into uncontrollable laughter
• Online users, enthused by the scenes, headed to the comments to react to the unique and bizarre invention

When you think you've seen it all, China has something for you.

An interesting video surfaced online, showing a bouncing bed, an apparently new invention designed to spice things up for couples.

China unveils couples' jumping bed

The @PicturesFoIder X page published the exciting material with the caption:

"The bouncing bed is a new invention in China to 'help' couples."

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The 18-second clip shows what looks like a bed store floor and customers taking in the technological treasure trove.

The video focuses on a display bed with a woman draped in a blanket.

In the next few seconds, a sales assistant demonstrates to the woman how her potential new acquisition works.

After pushing a button on a remote designed to operate it, the bed bounces the woman, who laughs hysterically, finding the whole thing amusing.

The bed speeds up, sending her amusement through the roof as she guffaws uncontrollably.

Bed invention floors netizens

After nine hours, the clip had garnered 1.1 million views, attracting 6200 likes, 1300 bookmarks and almost 450 replies.

Briefly News looks at the colourful reactions.

@WallStreetSilv wrote:

"How lazy do you have to be?"

@Majestic_Memes_ said:

"Honestly surprised the US didn’t invent this."

@LoswitheMos added:

"How would that help [if] it’s just going to disturb their sleep?"

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Source: Briefly News