
According to TargetMap, a popular mapping portal that enables users to create customized maps with their own data, has shown that Chinese women have the smallest breasts in the world. Every region on the customized world map is colored according to its average breast cup size. Green represents the smallest, the A cup, while red indicates a size that is larger than a D cup. As the map indicates, China, and almost all of Asia, is covered in a sea of green. The United States is one of a handful of regions with an impressive D-cup average. China’s neighbors Russia appear to the best endowed women in the world. The entire region is covered in red. The data has became a hot discussion topic on China’s social media …
In recent weeks, the map of ‘Average Breast Cup Size in the World’ has gone viral in China. It is one of most popular user-generated ‘ReportMaps’ on TargetMap, a website created by Barcelona-based company MapGenia. The service provides indispensably important data in clear, geographical form. Looking at the discussion from China’s social media, the Chinese seem to be not so happy that some unofficial data has looked down on Chinese woman. They are getting proof to show that lots of Chinese woman, especially famous model and celebrities have big boob, although it is unclear whether they have some artificial enhancements which is popular in China and other Asian countries. We have reported quite a lot of hot chicks’ stories from China, as we can see, their boobs are not small at all.

Based on statistics from Chinese online retailer Taobao Marketplace, B cup bras are most common in China, with the size accounting for more than 40 percent of sales. The A cups only represent around 25 percent of the market, while C-cup bras make up less than 9 percent of total sales and tended to be concentrated in Hong Kong, Beijing and the Xinjiang autonomous region.

SOURCE: TargetMap via world.huanqiu.com (Chinese content)
POPULAR STORIES







FEATURED VIDEO
RECENT UPDATES


M.I.C. REVIEWS




LATEST M.I.C. PRODUCTS
HOT ARCHIVES
LATEST COMMENTS
STAY IN TOUCH