The Father maybe.

Yeah, they're not half as bothered by this stuff in many Asian countries as Western countries. They might barely notice what's on the screen and could be taking the picture for some reason not apparent to us, and I'd bet that dude is perfectly aware that he's not alone in the room. Just looks funny to us because we take it for granted that everyone thinks the same and shares values, despite that those values are very specific really only to certain religions that are common but not universal, for example. Even in Western culture, the Vikings for example had no qualms about public sex (and of course not all Europeans descend from Vikings, but there's plenty of common ground there). It was perfectly normal, and women would happily be with several men in one night and she was perfectly free to do so - an average celebration. One of the earliest accounts of Vikings is from the 11th century or thereabouts and was written by an Arab Muslim envoy or diplomat traveling to Turkey to ask for support from the Turkish leader for a problem in Persia, traveling with a caravan that needed to take a route around the north of the Caucus mountains, and he describes this and is somewhat appalled, and also by their singing which sounds as though it was like modern gutturals, like in metal music - calls it the most ugly singing he's ever encountered, says something like "a cart laden heavy with stone, rolling down a hill", and I hear that and it makes me smile and I think "we remember, in our blood, in our bones" (I think it was Tolkein who used this document as a backdrop to win a bet over whether Beowulf could be remade for a modern audience, and it worked really well). But our ancestors were like that, more open-minded, more attuned to our human, animal nature up until we had Semitic religion thrust upon us. And even that we improved a lot - though many ironically think it the other way around despite all reason. Possibly a bit of both, I guess, but we shouldn't overlook the expense. We got foreign tyrants and everything changed (not that they were angels, but they certainly weren't holier-than-thou prudes who believed themselves angelic). And a shitty religion in place of an appreciation for nature and man's place therein. And not even just the good bits. Warts and all. Like an entire massive region had been trying to wipe itself clean for millenia and throws its soiled napkin northward. And now some are picking at it and are like "I found a good bit!" and we're supposed to all be content. They're forced out of their spiritual home and into the ghettos and gutters that are Semitic religion. Pushed headfirst into the a**e-end of enlightenment... But we remember who we are, where we come from. In our blood and in our bones. We remember. Some of us... I remember being on a bus in Thailand from Bangkok to Phuket and they were playing Machete and one of the really bloody Ninja movies that came out around that time, all the kids standing up with their chins on the seat in front glued to the screen, and no one cared at all. I've rarely enjoyed a more pleasant, relaxed vibe. And Chinese parents tend to give their sons in particular, their little emperors, who they will later be financially dependent upon, a lot of room to do what they please. To grow contented, and so well adjusted. Very different attitudes towards these sorts of things, for many reasons.