Why do female Playboy models take large-scale photos on a sacred mountain in New Zealand?

Global Network Comprehensive Report According to the British "Daily Mail" report on May 3, a female model from the fashion magazine "Playboy" recently took a large-scale photoshoot on New Zealand's sacred Mount Taranaki. The promotional video was strongly condemned by local residents.

It is reported that the female model is named Jaylene Cook and she is 25 years old. The photo shows her standing alone on the top of Mount Taranaki looking into the distance, wearing only a hat and a pair of gloves. The local Maori people expressed strong dissatisfaction after seeing it. They believe that taking nude photos on the sacred mountain is disrespectful to the gods.

Afterwards, Cook began to defend himself. She said that it is normal to take photos naked, and it is just to show the beauty of freedom and strength, and does not mean to offend the gods. She was very knowledgeable about the history of the mountain and respected it.

The American "Playboy" magazine is a well-known old magazine. It is an adult magazine with a history of 51 years. It is currently the best-selling men's magazine in the world. Its monthly cost is higher than " Esquire, GQ and Rolling Stone combined. Playboy began to develop overseas markets 25 years ago, and now there are 19 editions around the world, shared by 5 million readers (mainly men) in different countries. Hefner, the founder of "Playboy", is known as the "rabbit breeder", and this "rabbit breeder" really relies on those "bunny girls" and "rabbit dolls" trademarks to dominate the world, and is extremely rich. However, if asked about the secret recipe for getting rich by "raising rabbits", many people would definitely think that it is the work of those "bunny girls" who take off less and less clothes. But in fact, the construction of a business empire cannot be supported by a few sexy "bunny girls" of.