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.
Journalist Christopher Robbins of Britain reported on The White Rose, a prominent Vientiane bar during the conflict, which showcased provocative performances where women used their bodies to smoke cigarettes and play ping pong. These types of shows have since ceased to exist and prostitution is now banned in Laos.