If you’re traveling to Beijing for the Olympic parties, the Chinese government has a few dos and don’ts for you – well, a list of don’ts really.

As befitting a communist nation, the Chinese authorities have a list of “don’t-you-dares”.  If you are looking for a party, don’t get drunk.  We all know how tequila or sake (or whatever the party beverage is in China) and the heat can affect you, but the government asks you refrain from streaking.  No, really.  They specifically said “no streaking”.

Chinese government: Don't drink too many of these!

Foreigners must respect Chinese laws while in China and must not harm China's national security or damage social order.

And no sleeping outside!  The government specifically asks you do not sleep outside to save money.  We’re assuming passing out drunk is out too, since they do not want you to get drunk.  What is the legal limit in China anyways??

Remember...

• No sleeping outside
• No streaking
• No getting drunk - is tipsy ok?
• No mental illness or STDs!!!

(Source: Reuters)

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Celebrity Cruise Line     | 213.233.101.xxx | 2008-11-12 11:28:45 I believe that the idea of restricting this is very good. This way they will prevent this event from a lot of unpleasant action that might happen during it. Reply | Quote 0   0

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