Moaning for the Mainland: How Taiwan Satisfies China's Lust for Pornography
Pornographic material is strictly forbidden in the People's Republic of China. Yet demand is high nonetheless. Many of the films are produced in Taiwan - but performers do their best to conceal that fact.
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Source: Der Spiegel
Pornographic material is strictly forbidden in the People's Republic of China. Yet demand is high nonetheless. Many of the films are produced in Taiwan - but performers do their best to conceal that fact.
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