No there isn't, and don't even hope for it. She's still a college student, and mainly runs her business domestically. Chinese law bans distributing obscene content, though in practice enforcement is pretty lax — if nobody reports it, the authorities usually won't chase it down on their own. If you're just doing risqué stuff, even fairly bold, generally nobody cares, but shooting photos with exposed genitals or filming sex videos and openly selling them is definitely illegal, and if reported, punishment is certain. There's a saying: peers are the worst enemies — axun has a really good reputation in the circle, which makes a lot of peers jealous, so she'd better be careful. Chinese bloggers who shoot explicit genital content usually don't run domestic business, only selling content on overseas platforms, in which case the authorities generally won't bother. There have been a few bloggers who sold explicit content domestically and got arrested and sentenced (like
爆机少女喵小吉), and they were definitely reported by peers — although the official reason for sentencing was offline prostitution organizing and group indecency (online stuff is usually handled loosely, at most a fine if caught, but offline is stricter and can lead to prison time), it still scared a lot of people. Many bloggers who sold explicit content online or even shot porn have since cleaned up and gone legit. axun, as a long-term amateur blogger developing domestically, definitely wouldn't dare take the lead in breaking the law. Besides, she's still a virgin, so honestly she's still pretty conservative-minded
, so handling international orders is probably beyond her capacity. Plus this physical photobook has already stopped selling — she only sold it in limited quantities on domestic Taobao and Youshop (微店) platforms in China.
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