Chris (Australia)
I live in China, and find this a rather charming pastime. But there is a need for a restriction on the number of loudspeakers in a given area - all too often where I live, they'll be 20 or 30 all dancing in unison, and no mates dancing alone to dissonant music.
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Women holding toy guns dance to a revolutionary song during their exercise at a square outside a shopping mall in Beijing, June 29, 2014. About 30 local residents formed the "Nanguan" art group that performs to revolutionary songs as part of their nighttime fitness activities. [Photo/CFP] |
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