Local time, Singapore's first Sex Expo opens. Due to the "too hot" and safety issues, some sex toys will not be eligible to be displayed locally.
Old-fashioned Singapore has given way to low fertility rates. According to the British "Daily Telegraph" report, Singapore held the first "sex fair" to launch a strip dance contest to showcase sex toys.
The three-day Singapore Sex Exhibition opened in a warm and tense atmosphere. Gorgeous dancers in exposed dresses danced pole dancing in the lobby, attracting many audiences to take pictures. The exhibition set up a variety of sex products zone, exhibition toys and sex furniture to cultivate the atmosphere. But the police who are constantly on the tour in various exhibition areas remind people at all times: be careful and pay attention to convergence. Especially in the booth labeled "Bedroom Area", all young people under the age of 21 were stopped outside the door.
Sexual exhibitions are the first of their kind in the conservative and old-fashioned Singapore. Whether or not to approve the sex fair has hesitated the Singapore government for two months, but finally submitted a conditional consent. First, the exhibition must be closely monitored by the police to ensure that there is no derailment. Sex equipment and other toys that mimic human organs on site must be medium in size, and any "behemoth" is strictly prohibited.
Singapore government explicitly prohibits "sale, distribution, display, export of any obscene articles", declaring that pornography and homosexuality violate the law. But this time the authorities made concessions in the face of serious population problems. In the past 10 years, the fertility rate of Singapore's population has plummeted. Last year, the fertility rate for each woman in Singapore was 1.24, while the natural population regeneration rate was 2.1. In this year's global sex life survey report, Singaporeans have the second lowest sex life frequency, only 73 times per year.
In order to increase the birth rate of the population, the Singapore government has become the "Social Development Agency", which is actually the "Dating Agency". The government publishes free marriage advertisements for unmarried men and women, serving as matchmaking for the elderly.
