A man has gone viral after he lost a game of Xiangqi, or Chinese chess, before going on to analyse his performance for four hours in the pouring rain.
A man has gone viral after he lost a game of Xiangqi, or Chinese chess, before going on to analyse his performance for four hours in the pouring rain.
The frustrated player's wife even appears at one point in the footage but is pushed away from the table.
Click above to watch the video located in northern China's Hebei Province.
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