Young girls in bikini on runway spark controversy


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After the news of a 10-year-old French models (Thylane Lena-Rose Blondeau) provocative pictures triggering a storm of controversy in China, there are initiatives to impose restrictions on the sexualisation of children in the media and sexual content in advertising. Recently another news about young models in China again gets people furious. On August 10th, in Jiangxi province, a young girl model contest was held in a hotel. In this contest, young girls wearing bikini and masks, walked on the runway like real catwalk models. The contest has triggered heated discussion and many people questioned its integrality, condemning it for being a show to satisfy some peoples twisted and disgusting fetish.

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Users comments from Mop.com

mgl9000 2011-08-16 15:49:06

The government officers want to try a "new taste"

2011-08-16 15:55:44

TianChao!

(Tianchao is a buzz word nick name referring to the peoples republic of China, which has its origin in the Internet. TiancChao literally means "Celestial Empire", it is a term the ancient intellectuals used to describe the feudal dynasty. Nowadays, it implies many problems existing in current China society that resemble certain characteristics of the ancient imperial China, such as corruption and bureaucracy.)

2011-08-16 15:57:36

Pedophilia!

tips1116 2011-08-16 15:59:45

The training of becoming a Xiaosan begins when they are still young children.

(XiaoSan literally means "Little No.3", refers to mistress or woman who seduce a married man)

yl5801 2011-08-16 16:14:20
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This is nothing weird. Its but a show of childrens wear. Buy one piece for your kid and bring her to the beach. Its on the runway, the audience just go there to look at the clothes.

2011-08-16 16:26:19
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I think its quite normal.

You(the author of the post) misunderstand it.

Nowadays there are so many people who like to distort peoples real intention.!

This is indeed a very innocent show.

Mjjdy 2011-08-16 16:42:40

Fuck, they are still so young their permanent teeth is still growing in

Users comments from ifeng.com

2011-8-14 16:00

Exploit the kids for this show This is immoral.

2011-8-14 16:09

The television industry should be responsible for that. Now the children TV programs also cater for the adults. I dont know this is a platform for the childrens development or its just a way to destroy these children.

2011-8-15 09:17
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Its this an effort to train the next generation to service peoples sexual needs? The society has deteriorated so much. There is no cure for this society. Who should be responsible for that?

2011-8-15 09:17

This is the "great achievement" we get under the government of the communist party.

2011-8-15 09:19

This is the next stupid generation. What a waste!

wjea429 2011-8-15 11:54 #13

Lovely young girls, ridiculous parents and a pathetic show!

w372843168l 2011-8-15 13:08 #15
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These people are sick! They are all ruthless business men.


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