A group of young skateboarders clashed with elderly dancers in a public square in Beijing's Xicheng district, China.

The altercation occurred when the dancers, commonly referred to as "square aunties," arrived at the square and believed the young people were occupying their space.

The elderly dancers demanded that the skateboarders leave, but the young people refused, leading to a heated argument. One of the dancers then proceeded to kick a skateboard, which was followed by her kicking over a water cup worth 200 yuan and asking, "Why do you always cause trouble?”

The young people confronted the dancers, demanding compensation for the broken water cup and the damaged skateboard. One of the dancers immediately fell to the ground, claiming she was feeling unwell and had a "heart attack." The situation was eventually resolved when the police arrived on the scene, and the two sides apologized to each other.

However, the elderly dancers did not compensate the young people for the damage caused to their belongings. This incident highlights the growing tensions between young people and elderly dancers, who often argue over the use of public spaces.

The video was filmed on April 21 and provided with permission from local media.

4月21日，北京西城，几个年轻人在广场上玩滑板，广场舞大妈到达现场后，认为年轻人占的是她们的场地，便要求年轻人离开。几个年轻人拒绝离开，双方起了争执，便有大妈上前将广场上滑板踢飞，还将地上一个价值两百元的水杯踢坏，并称“天天捣什么乱”。年轻人上前理论要求赔偿，一位大妈便立马躺在地上说身体不舒服“心脏难受”。最后双方通过警方到场进行了和解，年轻人为了减少麻烦向大妈们道了歉，但水杯和滑板大妈们却没有赔。