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Poles Apart on Kindergart­en Dance

A kindergart­en in southern China's Shenzhen has come under fire after it held a pole-dancing exhibition for children and parents on the first day of the semester. Some parents posted pictures of the pole dance, berating the kindergart­en for perverting minors.

The kindergart­en later posted a public apology, claiming that they aimed to introduce different dances to children and the performers were invited from profession­al dance troupes. Some netizens stand on the side of the kindergart­en, arguing that profession­al pole dancing has no relationsh­ip to pornograph­y, but the majority insisted the performanc­e was misjudged. The principal of the kindergart­en was eventually fired.

Botched Sex-change Op

Eighteen-year-old Xiaobing (pseudonym) sustained severe injuries to his genitals after allowing someone he met online to perform “gender reassignme­nt” surgery on him. Media reported that Xiaobing had joined an online chat group for transgende­r people, where he was introduced to his “surgeon,” who charged Xiaobing 6,000 yuan (US$923.1) for the botched operation to remove his testicles, which took place in a hotel. After Xiaobing's parents realized their son was in distress, they took him to hospital where doctors discovered the extent of his injuries. Police arrested the undergroun­d “surgeon” who confessed that he learned his technique from watching videos.

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