A FAMILY AFFAIR作者：来源：《汉语世界(The World of Chinese)》2017年第06期 THE SHOW’S OVER FOR THE FATHER OF CHINA’S ODDEST SUBCULTURE， THE SHAMATE
Dressed in a dark blue重返时间之旅
，外国
文学评论 long-sleeved shirt， tight jeans， and black leather shoes， Luo Fuxing looks nothing like the spikey-haired figure with purplish lipstick who男篮欧锦赛2013， 10 years ago， founded one of the China’s best-known—and least-loved—subcultures. It was 2007 when China’s internet forums and social media platforms seemed suddenly filled with members of the “shamate family.” The shamate were mostly young men from small rural communities，谷胱甘肽过氧化物酶 who bonded on and offline over their shared passion for flamboyant clothing，甲苯二异氰酸酯用途 hair， and makeup.
To some， they looked like exotic aliens； to others， more like reject members of a S
ex Pistols tribute band. But there’s no doubt the shamate were influential. According to Wang Bin， a sociologist at Central China Normal University， in September 2014 there were close to 17 million shamate webpages， 1.5 million posts on the Baidu Shamate Forum，特区报 and more than 200 active QQ groups. The subculture had become a national phenomenon， Wang wrote， as well as an entertainment subject for all.
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