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Sex and men's double standards in China
by SalaciousC » Mar 30, 2012 12:08 pm  in Love & Dating Culture    Replies 1   Views 1221 

http://www.chinasmack.com/2012/stories/shu-qi-deletes-weibo-microblog-af...


(careful - blurred, but NSFW pics inside)


 


People have been attacking one of the most famous Chinese actresses for having taken nude pictures (and possibly partaken in softcore pornography) before making it big.


 


All this is rather hilarious, when you take into account how immensely popular Japanese AV stars are in China. But low and behold, a Chinese woman does something similar, and she's lambasted as a whore. Double standard much? It's almost as hypocritical as Gingrich extolling the institution of marriage.


AHH hahahahahahahaha

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Re: Sex and men's double standards in China

by Jíliú.hé » Apr 02, 2012 22:52 pm

Jacky Chan started out doing porn now look at him.angel

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