Chinese Blogger Publishing Prostitution Blog, One Year in Prison Sentenced
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Chinese blogger named Lin Chenglong has been sentenced to one year in prison for publishing photos of “barber shops” and blogging about his experiences there, on his blog ‘Foshan Dapao’ (or literally Foshan Big Cannon).In China, brothels are often disguised as hair salons or barber shops. Blogger Lin Chenglong published all that happened in these brothels, on his blog. Chinese Officials believe that, he has promoted prostitution through web, which is considered illegal.
Blogger Lin Chenglong was only 17 when an older friend took him to a barber shop in Foshan, Guangdong for the first time, but the services they went for were far from just haircuts. In fact, It is a common understanding in China that barber shops, especially the shady kinds with women lounging around inside, often turn out to be brothels. Lin became heavily addicted to the services that such “barber shops” provided.
In March 2009, Lin had decided that he was going to start a personal online blog to share the after thoughts of his conquests. When Lin was arrested for spreading pornographic content, in November 2010, he had attracted a readership of roughly 60,000, and had uploaded 171 photos from his phone camera and 48 posts detailing his experiences. Lin later revealed that between years 2005 to 2010, and at only 21 years of age, he had already visited the “barber shops” more than 300 times.
When asked why he had decided to start such a blog, Lin expressed his deepest regret and said he had only wanted to spend time on his two favorite hobbies: keeping a blog and going to “barber shops.” The man had mistakenly thought that putting the two hobbies together was a brilliant idea. Lin told reporters that he did not expect to attract such a large audience for his updates, and had only wanted to keep the blog for his own personal fulfillment.
According to Baidu, “His blog is currently ranked number one on Baidu’s popular figures search list”.
News Source: Baidu Image via: Flickr
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