Chapter 44 9. Prostitution

In the early years, in Hong Kong intermittently, calls for the legalization of prostitution were often heard.After the reunification in 1997, it seems to have become an absolute hit. I guess it is because of the legalization of prostitution, which conflicts with socialism with Chinese characteristics? If this is the case, it is really a big misunderstanding: just look at the prosperity of the prostitution industry in society since the implementation of socialism with Chinese characteristics, and you can have the correct answer. It can be seen at a glance that not only are there no contradictions and conflicts between the two, but they can run side by side, as if they are in perfect harmony. The wish of the system.

I haven’t written essays for many years. I used to write for decades. I always write a few articles from time to time, in favor of the legalization of prostitution. Being lined up in a row and put on a prison cart, one can't help but sigh aloud.One sighs that a confidante's life is so poor that even being so humble as a prostitute can't do it; two sighs arrest a bunch, and then add two more, the source is endless; three sighs that laboring a lot of police force to do something that can never be stopped, the so-called futility, There is no reason for this; four sighs that the hardworking people would rather use their hard work and sweat in exchange for temporary entertainment, but they also need to be morally stigmatized and legally charged!

This kind of action against prostitution still has no effect on the high-level and wealthy people in society.Let alone Hong Kong, a capitalist society under one country, two systems.Even in a socialist society, Wang Hongwen was exposed to have hundreds of concubines.When socialism is crowned with the title of Chinese characteristics, the situation is even more prosperous. Corrupt officials, big and small, as long as they are male, all have mistresses, ranging from three to five to hundreds of people.Even if it is a female corrupt official, there is absolutely no gender discrimination, and these situations of playing with male subordinates are all seen in official reports, not nonsense.

As far as I know, there is an organization called Wisteria, which speaks out for the prostitution industry, but I have not seen anyone parade with a banner demanding that the National People's Congress approve the legalization of prostitution in Hong Kong, what a pity!