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A woman sparked outrage when she performed a seductive dance around a toilet in front of 100,000 people.

Her routine, in which she dons hot pants and high heels and bops around a cubicle, was streamed live to a vast online audience.

At one stage she even clambers on top of the toilet to strut her funky stuff.

But her steamy moves caused such an outcry that administrators shut her performance down, reports Huanqiu.

The sultry dance, performed by a woman known as Song Zixi, was hosted on social network YY - which boasts 300 million users.

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Her raunchy routine divided opinion among viewers.

One wrote: "Shameless, disgusting, ugly."

Another added: "These webcasts should be banned.

"They have too much influence on society."

But another commented: "She's not naked. What's the problem?"

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Live streams are all the rage in China, but rules regulating what can be shown have become stricter recently.

Female stars are even banned from eating bananas because it looks to erotic.

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Young women often use the streams to sing songs or chat to the audience - the majority of which are thought to be men.

Some streamers are sent presents - including cash - by their viewers.