British journalist Christopher Robbins wrote that The White Rose, a famous Vientiane bar during the war, featured floor shows in which women used their vaginas to smoke cigarettes and fling ping pong balls. Such shows have since disappeared and brothels are now prohibited by Laotian law.
British journalist Christopher Robbins noted that The White Rose, a well-known Vientiane nightclub during the war, hosted performances where women utilized their genital areas to smoke cigarettes and toss ping pong balls. Such acts have since vanished and prostitution is now outlawed by Laotian legislation.