Men don lingerie in live stream shopping channels after China ban female models
Chinese businesses have turned to men to model lingerie on cyberspace after China banned women from showcasing undergarments online.
Companies that feature women in scantily clad clothing have a history of being shut down for violating China’s law against spreading obscene material online.This comes as China’s live stream shopping scene is projected to be worth more than US$700 billion this year, according to Statista.
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