Chinese social media horrified after video emerges of pole dance at a wedding, given rural funerals are where dancers occasionally perform – South China Morning Post
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A revealing pole dance at a wedding reception in China has left guests stunned and drawn widespread criticism after a video emerged of the racy routine on Chinese social media.Pole dancing has become widely accepted on the mainland with dancers invited to perform at events like car shows to boost attendance, but pole dancing at weddings remains taboo.The video was posted on Douyin, the sister app of TikTok on the mainland, and showed a pole dancer performing at a wedding reception in…Read More
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