When we talk about 200,000,000 internet users, certainly, all assumptions and constraints are different.. Adding to this, a totalitarian regime, which cares less for some particular values and ethics.. Then, the scenario tells about unlimited phenomenon that would engulf the entire human race..!!
Much of the discussion surrounding Chinese Internet culture has centered on the rise of online human rights activism, but the emergence of an online erotic culture that openly describes individuals' personal sexual activities has also been evident in recent years.
Associate Professor Katrien Jacobs‘ research at The Chinese University of Hong Kong on “People's Pornography” has investigated the culture of ‘Do It Yourself' amateur porn on the Chinese Internet, as well as the interplay between pornography producers and consumers within the state's censorship mechanism.
Below is a transcript of an interview conducted by Ronald Yick and Oiwan Lam about the upcoming publication of Professor Jacobs' new book, People's Pornography: Sex and Surveillance on the Chinese Internet.
Chinese artist, Ai Weiwei
Good article. I love to read Chinese transcript of an interview. I can't stop laughing after see last picture. I am exciting to read about this interview.
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