We need cops like this in every city! Although I'd might get tempted to get cuffed by one of them ;)

The heels look great on those ladies, bring it on! Classy, elegant, and a touch of authority, right on the money.

And who is she to judge them?

Thanks @elainepul, glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching :-)

0:18 PARIS ?? <3 i love this city

@elainpul - Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching :-)

Never seen so many dislikes in a less-than-a-minute video before... until I saw this one

i lived in chengdu for 4 1/2 years and i can say this never happened, this is just very - VERY poor reporting

Actually, a good knock with a 3 or 4 in heel has been known to be a pretty good weapon. :)

Words of truth, my friend.

Best Q and A ever dude...much love.

Female officers in heels look elegant. Respect.

impractical? you got no idea they are trained to fight wearing high heels!

i go to chengdu next month and i hope to see this. china looks fun and cool.

@AyanaLinval Thanks for the support. We think the policy is pretty ridiculous.

I'd probably try and get friendly with a cop wearing heels than want to argue with one wearing jackboots! The heeled/jackbooted ones are still in charge anyway. Might be hard to work out what I say but think about it on a basic level to begin with.If you are with the police, which one do you prefer? If not, Which one do you prefer? Your answer alone will help you decide!

Physically fit females in smart uniforms, minimal makeup and high heels are a sad sad example of a police force? Hah! You could imagine wearing high heels only if you were 160 cm in height and 46 Kg's. This is a police force that projects confidence during patrols and gets attention in return. Thumbs UP!

dont judge others !!

There is a level of authority that is shown when a woman wears a good heel. Personally I think it should be a choice of what height the heel is. On the other hand, how is she supposed to keep up with the offender when she's in heels? So yes, the authority point works to a certain extent, but they're giving up practicality.

Just want to point out that "Chengdu" is pronounced the way it looks, not "Shengdu" as you have done, just a friendly fyi.