Culture Buzz The Chinese media are obsessed with some women-only Swedish town where the population of 25,000 sexually-frustrated females are free to carry out their carnal lesbian trysts. This sounds like the sort of town that should probably exist in China (and Epcot Center!).
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The New York Times reports that Chinese gymnasts may be under the legal age of 16. In the words of former champion Mary Lou Retton: “The girls are so little, so young…They said she was 16, but I don’t know.” And check out the photo selection from the perverts at the New York Times!
The Daily Mail reports on a very, very crowded swimming pool in China. Enjoy your summer, everyone!
Culture Buzz Chinese artist Li Wei has produced a baffling series of self-portraits that seem physically impossible. We all know that Asians are really good at computers, but these photographs were actually not created using Photoshop. Which makes it more like a non-annoying form of performance art.
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