The Ministry of Culture in China has announced a
crackdown on inappropriate performances by exotic dancers at funerals. Beijing
was the first city to ban the “vulgar performances” in 2015, and other
provinces are following suit.
The employment of exotic performers at funerals is
used to boost attendance as funerals with high attendance rates are seen as a
way to honor the dead. Some households are known to spend more than their
annual incomes on strippers and other types of performers.
The Ministry is encouraging residents to inform them
of the whereabouts of such events through hotlines that will offer monetary
rewards. An expert has commented on the act as a “practice of fertility
worship”.
Affairs requiring a Thailand family lawyer may include issues
where families that often cross borders due to having different residences.
In 2006, the province of Handan saw six strippers
arrested for performing at the funeral of an elderly resident.
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