she was defending bamboo better than steel or iron bar.

the bamboo was what keeping the fire to burn for so long

depend on the freshness of the bamboo as well. if still greeny probably not so easy, plus those wet pulut can prevent the temperature from going to high. but if already dried up like in those on the building, much easier.

plus those material tie up the bamboo probably also flammable

before gas is common, dried burning bamboo memang can become source of heat to cook.

hk side many koyak because this time around kena prc say 2025 already still using bamboo. face gone.

ya you can say the net burn more easily compare to the bamboo, but whatever keeping the fire for so long was the bamboo.

another thing is, if bamboo so good why only left hk using? bamboo sifu who tie up the bamboos rice bowl need to jaga.

This post has been edited by darkterror15: Nov 30 2025, 04:58 PM

she post in insta, plus she is canadian..

i already explained once, u self go find back.

for a better reference, someone posted heating water with a plastic bag but the plastic bag did not straight away melted.

if still cannot understand, my suggestion is to retake your secondary school science class.

dont skip science

dont put words into my mouth.

i never say bamboo is the only culprit.

i said, whatever is causing it to burn for so long is the bamboo fueling it

understand?

and also if you are chinese and know the history of firecracker, ancient chinese burn bamboo to chase ghost, the burning of bamboo with fire will explode and make the cracking sound. also 1 of the reason the building fire can spread because the bamboo burn and explode then the fire jump to another building.

for those chinese that dont understand how bamboo can burn, come on la stop pretending you are chinese

“炮竹”一词源于古人燃烧竹子来驱邪避鬼。竹子的空腔在高温下会发出噼啪的爆裂声，因此得名“爆竹”或“炮竹”。后来，随着火药的发明，“爆竹”的制造材料从竹子变成了纸筒，但沿用了“爆竹”的叫法，并逐渐演变为今天的鞭炮

saw some hk source this year got around 10 cases of bamboo scaffolding burned.

this 1 major so gets the hightlight.

u dont see so many metal scaffolding burn also