And yet they have no problem with having to stare at fish man's junk
One example of how China is infantilizing the country’s culture: The Chinese film industry put a black dress on Sally Hawkins’s nude body when “The Shape of Water” hit theaters there. My column on China’s War on Fun https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/27/business/china-war-on-fun-earrings-tattoos.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share … Photo from Weibopic.twitter.com/RPV6Z5cw52
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China is one of few countries lacking a tier rating system to classify films for audience suitability. All films must be "healthy" and "suitable for all Chinese audiences” which means that film censorship (driven by Party policy) is subjective, overbroad, and oftentimes absurd.
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We never talk about sex, never get to see nudity, but somehow we still managed to give birth to so many babies which make us the biggest population in the world.
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You're not supposed to have sex all throughout university, but once you graduate you should get married and have kids immediately. Certainly a steep learning curve.
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and the evilest party in the world
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A new era of Cultural Revolution.
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Such a retrograde way of thinking. Nothing wrong with nudity and sex. It's beauty.
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@wdavidmarx does this sort of stuff mean China will never make it to Japan levels of cool? -
I'm still optimistic in the long run
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