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Maybe I'm missing something, but what does the rural Chinese countryside have to do with clubs in Singapore?
by em500 1y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but what does the rural Chinese countryside have to do with clubs in Singapore?
- blitzar 1y agoAmericans get confused easily.
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- glimshe 1y agoI suppose it isn't super easy for these women to find Westerners in rural China. Thus, they leave China in look of a future, going to places in Asia where meeting wealthy men is more likely (such as in Singapore).
- delta_p_delta_x 1y agoSingapore is an increasingly attractive place for mainland Chinese people to park their money, or attempt to make their fortunes, given the ambivalent-to-hostile attitudes to the PRC in the rest of the world. Since COVID, Singapore's retail scene has been almost entirely overtaken by Chinese chains. Coffee chains like Luckin Coffee, Chagee, and more are sprouting up everywhere, including in the heartlands. Ma la hotpot/stir fry outlets follow, and then there are the Chinese bubble tea chains like Mixue. The underbelly is also entirely of mainland Chinese stock. Sex workers, masseuses, and KTV hostesses in Singapore are majority mainland Chinese, who collect tens of thousands a day from men who patronise these establishments.
- fxtentacle 1y agoSingapore is the closest melting pot that is both easy to reach for Chinese tourists and contains enough rich guys to make the trip worthwhile.
- red-iron-pine 1y agoSingapore is a different country, with strict rules and a no BS approach to many things. I can get hit on by country girls in Beijing or Shanghai just as easily