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I don' know Randy...... I think you maybe a bit quick to judge on this one. I feel much testing needs to be done on this subject. Testing involving lots and lots of before and after pictures. Maybe even some blind folded touch tests ( I will be in China in July and can help with the judging if needed)(Just Saying) Dont be so quick to doubt the power of Mother nature.

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This is one thing among many others that will hold China back. I cannot get over how superstition and "old Chinese ways" are much of China's psyche.

 

It tends to make us underestimate China, but she seems to still be struggling like a pimple faced kid into adulthood. But a smart kid at that.

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  • 1 year later...

COCONUTS!

 

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Coconut milk brand spins shameless slogan with new commercial that doesn’t focus on boobs

 

"I drank from small to big" refers to age, not breasts, the company claims

 

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Earlier this week, a customer service representative told reporters that the phrase only means that the women had started drinking Coconut Milk when they were very young. The company introduced the drink back in 1988 and many people in China have grown up drinking the delicious beverage.
To apparently reinforce this interpretation, the company has introduced a new squeaky clean ad featuring girls and women of all ages. First, a large-chested foreign woman who introduces the drink via dubbing:
Then, a young girl who says: “At primary school, mom told me to drink it.”
Next comes an older girl who continues: “At middle school, I drank it myself.”
And a young woman who says: “At university, I drank it every day.”
The ad then ends with all women declaring together: “White and tender, I drank from small to big!”

 

 

 

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On 2/23/2017 at 1:42 PM, Randy W said:

A Chinese Coconut Drink Company Bets Big on Female Desire
Long known for its racy ads featuring large-breasted women, Coconut Palm now wants to use the same tactics to win over female consumers. Will it work?
Read more: https://ow.ly/QrgZ50P38Ab

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A Chinese Coconut Drink Company Bets Big on Female Desire
Long known for its racy ads featuring large-breasted women, Coconut Palm now wants to use the same tactics to win over female consumers. Will it work?

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So far, the response to Coconut Palm’s latest gimmick has been overwhelmingly positive, at least on social media. When a politics and economics magazine launched an online poll asking if viewers still saw the company’s livestreams as soft-core porn, 86% of the 360,0000 users to respond selected “No, it’s a confident portrayal of healthy bodies that is normal to appreciate.” Fans of the all-male livestreams have described them, not entirely negatively, as “equal opportunity gender discrimination.”

But is that really true? In everyday life, women are constantly being gazed upon and consumed by men as sexual objects. Even when women view other women, they unconsciously internalize male aesthetics and objectify themselves. This concept, known as the “male gaze,” was detailed as early as 1975 by the British feminist film theorist Laura Mulvey. While her findings were based on cinema, they are no less relevant to the current short-video era.

 

 

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