I like the cover!Ver nice indeed!
Is that because there r three girls in the pic? Three is always better than one, right?
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2008 PLA calender
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Is that because there r three girls in the pic? Three is always better than one, right?
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Now you don't know that. Why would the PLA play tricks on us like that
On a slightly more serious note, I wonder what the maximum length women personnel are allowed to wear their hair. From most pictures of women in the PLA I've seen they have very short hair and none have hair long enough for a bun.
Why that bothered me I do not know. I've never thought about it until now.
maozedong
Banned Idiot
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Why so excited? the calendars are not to defend the country, and I even feel that this is a beauty pageant.
China (and Asia in general I think) doesn't even allow their school students to have long hair, nothing past the shoulder. So this is no surprise. I don't exactly see the reason, but it's no problem to them.
But Miss August does have a bun......on the back of her head.
(Someone has been focusing on the wrong buns!)
I can't help but say, those pads they use are big!
But Miss August does have a bun......on the back of her head.
(Someone has been focusing on the wrong buns!)
I can't help but say, those pads they use are big!
Now that's the spirit!i did not know PLA had sweaters as uniforms
maozedong
Banned Idiot
but those calenders are not for export,we can see them because some body find them from chinese internet,as if find the military things from the internet.they do not have such intentions, in China, and anything particular about the trend, in the last 50 years are so.
now,restaurants, exhibitions, various occasions, are beauties.
now,restaurants, exhibitions, various occasions, are beauties.
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China (and Asia in general I think) doesn't even allow their school students to have long hair, nothing past the shoulder. So this is no surprise. I don't exactly see the reason, but it's no problem to them.
But Miss August does have a bun......on the back of her head.
(Someone has been focusing on the wrong buns!)
I can't help but say, those pads they use are big!
Now that's the spirit!
I don't know much about what is happening in China, but in Singapore, Malaysia and most probably Indonesia, students (females) are allow long hair. I think this is also the case for Japan and Korea. Infact from what I know, most Asia countries allow their females students to have long hair.