Within one week, two pole-dancing shows on the Nanjing subway
Nanjing Subway Line 2 has been operation for only a little over a week, and already there has been 2 pole dancing performances. The first time was on the afternoon of June 1, where one woman wearing red, suddenly grabbed the pole in the middle of the subway car as it passed the Xueze Road station and showed off a sexy pole-dance. Just one day later, there was another woman wearing black and hot pants who began pole-dancing in front of the crowds on Line 2. Those passengers in the same subway car were shocked “crispy on the outside, tender on the inside’, one by one taking out their mobile phones to film. in the days following, videos related to this began wildly appearing on the internet, with some observant netizens discovering after comparison, that the beautiful girls involved with the two pole-dancing incidents appear to be the same person. Not only were their hairstyles and bodies similar, so were the dance routines, and even the shoes worn were the same red and black shoes! There were also netizens who posted images proving that this pole-dancing girl previously appeared at the Nanjing 2010 auto show.
A copy on YouTube:
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One of her nicknames on the internet was “Steel Pole Sister”. A television news report:
More reports on Mop (1 & 2) and ifeng.
Comments from QQ: (Responding to the second pole-dancing incident and video)
腾讯佛山市网友:
Actually, I think she dances really quite well. After all, it is pretty boring on the subway, so just treat it as watching a show, which I think is pretty good [nothing wrong]. Of course, if it was too crowded, then don’t dance, because there is no space, hehe, but if it is like the above, where there aren’t too many people, what’s wrong with dancing a little. Watching also is enjoyable too.
腾讯佛山市网友:
Even though she dances well, this kind of dancing in public obviously has ulterior motives!
Please, even if most men like watching this skank’s behavior!
If you want to become famous, just get with a rich guy, stop affecting the city’s appearance this way!!
腾讯安徽省网友:
How could it be so convenient that the brother [guy] who is filming just so happen to be filming outside when someone begins pole-dancing, I bet it was set-up as self-promotion [that the girl planned it to promote herself]!
腾讯安徽省网友:
If you want to become famous yet do not want to go on “If You Are The One” [a Chinese dating tv show] nor release some scandal, then there is only this.
天津市:
Big sister [referring to the pole-dancing girl], those who pole-dance in foreign countries all do so after first taking off their clothes, so next time you dance, I beg you to please get naked also, okay?
腾讯杭州市网友:
Pole-dancing, frankly, is a decadent sexual dance, not some art, even less with any meaning, only some lowly lewd entertainment method.
腾讯南昌市网友:
This is obviously a recently opened subway, [I] suspect it someone on the inside hired her for advertising!
腾讯邢台市网友:
This little girl’s dancing is really not bad, though if she were in Beijing, I bet she would not be able to dance [because more crowded?], hehe.
This is the video of the first pole-dancing incident:
Comments from Mop: (Responding to the first pole-dancing incident and video)
鬼妻·爱无限:
Definitely not a novice. Every pole-dancing move is learned separately, even a simple spinning move requires days to learn, much less the more difficult moves, so this girl’s level could be that of a coach/teacher, or maybe she is a coach/teacher. Either that or she’s a pole dancer at some nightclub. Very impressive.
日渐式微:
I want to be that pole.
outmanman:
Yet another fame-seeker.
鸡小蛋大:
The subway company’s “hired gun”… This way everyone will want to go ride the subway… Despicable.
真TM的刺激:
[I'm] hard~ [Her] legs aren’t bad~
fffrrr134:
If it isn’t self-publicity then it is mental problems.
squirrel5205:
Not bad not bad, making use of what’s available, an impromptu dance, this is the highest level of pole-dancing.
yinciweida:
LZ, you should straighten this [video]. If you keep sharing it like this, people will die!
苏。小同弹吉他:
The probability of this becoming hot/popular [on the internet] is not high, because I bet the necks of the Moppers who watch this won’t be able to take it any longer.
黑色丝袜001:
Can she be sued for sexual performances in public [public indecency]? She’s making other people horny!
See also:
- “Sister Steel Pole In Nanjing Number 2 Subway Line (EastSouthWestNorth)
- “Sister Steel Pole Is Arrested” (EastSouthWestNorth)
“Nanjing Subway Line 2: Steel Pole Sister Appears, Completes Final Dance”:
She, “Fei Fei” is not yet 20-years-old.
Let the dancing continue. chinaSMACK personals.
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