2013 Review - Kids in China get stuck

2013 has been a year full of drama and disaster, and has also been a year marked by a remarkable amount of people getting stuck in things. Yes, you heard right. Throughout the year, we've been inundated with footage of people in China getting trapped in bizarre scenarios. We've had wells. Take this two-year-old boy in the country's Henan Province for instance. He accidentally fell into a deserted well and found himself stuck ten metres below the ground. Music boxes... This seven-year-old has clearly bitten off more than she can chew after getting her lip stuck in the mechanics of a music box, and it sounds pretty painful. Washing machines... It took a full fire crew to rescue this three-year-old girl from a washing machine in east China's Shandong Province. According to her mother, she plays in the washing machine all the time, but when the toddler got trapped in it from the waist down, her mother had no choice but to call the emergency services. And walls... The emergency services rushed to scene after receiving a phone call. They found the gap between the wall was as little as 15 centimetres wide. Lots of walls... He got himself stuck in a 25 centimetre wide gap between the walls of two warehouses. The 16-year-old told rescuers he'd dropped his PlayStation Portable and fell into the gap trying to pick it up. The women got stuck after she took a shortcut through a narrow gap between two walls to get home and was only spotted by passersby the next morning. It's happened again. Yeah, we're not even joking either. Yeah, a man in northeast China has been rescued after getting stuck again between two walls. Firefighters were called to the office where the man works after his upper body got stuck between the curtain wall and the solid wall. So as we start writing our list of New Year's Resolutions for 2014, we're all crossing our fingers that Chinese kids promise not to get stuck in anymore strange places.