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As reported by the Qianjiang Evening Post, women in China are being given discounts on their meals at a restaurant based on the size of their breasts.
Trendy Shrimp located in Hangzhou mall in Zhejiang has been advertising a list of discounts and offers based purely on the cup size of a woman’s bra.
The advert states, “The whole city is looking for BREASTS”, and offers a percentage discount on a sliding scale according to cup size.
The posters were noticed on August 1 and have (obviously) now been removed, Trendy Shrimp maintains the defence that the advertisement was a strategic sales tactic. According to BBC News, general manager Lan Shenggang said “some of the girls we met were very proud – they had nothing to hide”.
As this is such a vulgar, objectifying act towards women, you would think that it was a standalone event, but you would be wrong. This is definitely not the first time a Chinese restaurant has offered discounts based of physical appearance. In early 2015, a restaurant in Henan was handing out rewards and discounts for “good-looking” people.
Yeah, get with the time, China… this is not acceptable.
As reported by the Qianjiang Evening Post, women in China are being given discounts on their meals at a restaurant based on the size of their breasts.
Trendy Shrimp located in Hangzhou mall in Zhejiang has been advertising a list of discounts and offers based purely on the cup size of a woman’s bra.
The advert states, “The whole city is looking for BREASTS”, and offers a percentage discount on a sliding scale according to cup size.
The posters were noticed on August 1 and have (obviously) now been removed, Trendy Shrimp maintains the defence that the advertisement was a strategic sales tactic. According to BBC News, general manager Lan Shenggang said “some of the girls we met were very proud – they had nothing to hide”.
As this is such a vulgar, objectifying act towards women, you would think that it was a standalone event, but you would be wrong. This is definitely not the first time a Chinese restaurant has offered discounts based of physical appearance. In early 2015, a restaurant in Henan was handing out rewards and discounts for “good-looking” people.
Yeah, get with the time, China… this is not acceptable.
