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Mr Shanghai gives all credit to his fiancee Jiang Lejun, 25, was crowned the first "Mr Shanghai" on Saturday after the final judging at Shanghai Television Station.
"Thanks go to my fiancee. She gave me the confidence to stand up here," Jiang said after winning the title. Since the day he entered the competition, Jiang's Japanese fiancee has had him on a body-building nutrition program. The morning diet goes like this: soy beans 20 grams, hazel nuts 10 grams, pine nuts 25 grams, one banana, one glass of yogurt. Jiang will get 30,000 yuan (US$3,614) cash, a diamond ring and a wristwatch. The "Mr Shanghai" contest started in April. About 200 local men signed up for the city's first male beauty pageant and 20 were chosen for the final round. The contest focuses on physical appearance, athletic ability, public speaking charisma and social etiquette. Shanghai men have long been criticized for "not being man enough" because they are usually very submissive to what their wives say and often do household chores.
"I think it's sweet and sexy to put on the apron and cook a nice meal for the
woman I love," he said. "It has nothing to do with being sissy. I find many of
my friends, French men and German men, are all very good at taking care of women
and their kids."
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