一位智者的分享：
Facts:
1, the female actresses are all fully willing to endorse the content of that marketing film. No sexual assault. No rape. No insulting words. They apparently enjoy a service offered by an Oxford graduate and a British-trained barrister. I view this as a sign of feminism.
2, it is a widely accepted trend in HK that men here ( many being highly-educated intellectuals ) are obsessed with big boobs. Your role and act in that film is a faithful description of such social trend. You do not necessarily agree with or endorse that notion.
3, whether such sexual obsession is right or wrong, childish or chauvinistic is not to be judged by western liberal moralists as it is a matter of Chinese culture. Chinese believe that a woman’s big breast means fecundity (‘好生養‘)
4, if breast-size reconstruction or cosmetic surgery is popular among Koreans, Chinese and HK women, what’s wrong if you as a scholar offers a service to make your clients happy?
5, if liberals don’t judge and don’t criticise Muslim women’s willingly wearing burqa in the Arab world because that would be racist, on what ground do they judge you and the big breast obsession market culture among Chinese which is willingly shared by consumers here ?
6, you put yourself in a position of self-mockery by rubbing your not-so-attractive own breast. A nice stunt of balance.
7, multiculturalism and cultural equality mean the West should NOT impose its own values onto non-western people. No misogyny. No disrespect. No discrimination. No gender insult. Just a light-hearted piece of comedy. Bad taste ? My Italian friend thinks it is good fun. Come on it is New Year.
