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Q: What is the strangest publicity stunt you've seen in China?

Mine was in Shanghain, in Sanlitun, where I saw a huge bus, with both of its sides completely transparent. Like the entire sides were just huge windows, you could see everything inside. And inside there weren't any seats - there was a bar, a disco ball and a dance floor, and some young Chinese were inside dancing unenthusiastically. I know they were trying to promote some product, but not sure what it was o.O

14 years 2 weeks ago in  Business & Jobs - China

 
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In Guangzhou they have a yearly event put on by a lingerie company.  20 women wearing only bras above their waist line up side by side and contestants race to see how fast they can unhook all the bras.  It draws a crowd of thousands every year.

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i could win that contest especially with padded unsnug contraptions they wear here to cover nothing.

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