baobei

The cheerleaders are called baobei in Chinese, which literally means babies or babes.

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Now, I know about it because I actually attended the wedding dinner of that couple who rented that limo together with baobei (its her friend).

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Today baobei showed me a picture of stomp; of how these people were making fun of a wedding limousine.

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Of course, with the help of my nursing baobei, who made sure I was as comfortable as I could.

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I would admit that the baby's really cute, but baobei keeps making fun of me about it so I have to rein it in alittle and just say that the baby's just cuter than the average baby.

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The remaining fans were left with the scantily clad baobei (Chinese cheerleaders who seemed confused by the definition of dancing and, while we're at it, cheering).

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For example, Chinese beach volleyball babies (shatan baobei) are demanded to wear Bikinis to dance in front of audiences.

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They had ants 'eggs as one of their specialities, but our dear baobei over here didn't dare eat it, so we settled for crocodile meat instead.

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Thanks to baobei, really, I think she really edged me on to perform.

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So sometimes when I'm out with my precious baobei, I chuckle at how lucky I am to have her.

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