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All kind of mouth
watering holes try to give you a break and it's not only
water you can get. Everything you can imagine to make you
happy is sold here. Only two things are strange, most of
the people cool the red wine and drink the cognac with ice
cubes and water....grrrr....what a sacrilege.
If you stay in
one of the bigger hotels with a night
club you can be sure a companion waits for
you, if you like, but also for sure its pure
money business, whatever is been told and
done and this is not negotiable once the
price has been fixed.
FOCUS: Shanghai
massage parlors target Japanese expatriates
After midnight
at a building in central Shanghai that is a
shopping mall by day, a Japanese-language
poster in the elevator invites men up to Big
West Ocean club on the seventh floor.
Upon entering the club, a string of saunas
with tropical garden decor and corridors
lined with private rooms, the receptionist
suggests a full-body massage for 680 yuan
(about $85), more than 10 times the going
price of foot massages and cosmetic
services.
This top price buys ''anything you want,''
the receptionist says. Workers inside the
private rooms say the price includes sex and
that local authorities do not care.
About half the customers are Japanese, and
the rest are local Chinese or Westerners.
Big West Ocean is one of an uncalculated
number of recently established Shanghai
massage parlors geared toward Japanese
people, about 40,000 of whom live in the
city.
Although no one knows the number of massage
parlors catering to Japanese, legal or
otherwise, people familiar with Shanghai's
nightlife unanimously say they exist.
Some tell stories about masseuses starting
from the feet and working their way up,
raising the price as they go. Some offer
prices so high, from 500 yuan to 900 yuan,
that customers can be sure they will get
more than a back rub, which usually costs 50
yuan to 100 yuan.
Some send
Chinese girl masseuses to customers' homes,
while others ask customers as soon as they
arrive whether they want sex.
''You're not under any pressure, but it's
generally a pretty frank question,'' said a
Shanghai magazine editor who was asked once.
''I was in a place the other day, and they
asked me 'do you want the full service?'''
''A very high number (of massage parlors) do
extras,'' he said.
Despite China's ban on prostitution and
occasional crackdowns, in cities throughout
the country entertainment venues from
neighborhood karaoke bars to five-star
hotels offer under-the-table services to
male clients. But the Shanghai massage
parlors stand out in the sex service scene
because they target and live off a group of
expatriates.
''You get a lot of married but single
Japanese people in Shanghai,'' said a
foreign-born lawyer who has lived in
Shanghai seven years.
''More than in any other city in China you
find that (prostitution) is more targeted
toward Japanese people,'' he said.
Shanghai's massage scene attracts Japanese
expatriates because the prices are lower
than those in Japan and the service is just
as professional, a staff member of the local
Japan External Trade Organization said.
He said that the massages, including a
light-touch, oil-free set called ''Japanese
style,'' can soothe overworked businessmen.
The Japanese-language entertainment magazine
''My City'' runs ads from 18 massage
parlors. Half want men only or charge more
than 500 yuan for service. An editor at the
magazine editor said it was likely some of
the parlors offered illegal services but did
not know how many.
Shanghai lets the parlors operate because
they keep the sexual services quiet or, in
some cases, because they are run by
government departments, the lawyer said.
Massage parlor employees normally decline to
discuss specific services by phone, saying
they do not know exactly what they are or
suggesting an in-person visit for an
introduction.
They welcome Japanese clients with quiet
cleanliness, Japanese-style furnishings and
Japanese-language service.
''The Japanese work hard, they get tired and
there's a lot of work stress,'' said a staff
member surnamed Zhang with the 24-hour
Beautiful Women Workshop massage parlor.
Zhang declined to describe her job but said
all services were legal.
Bar's in Shanghai are plenty,
a hot spot in
the moment is bar rouge Shanghai and cloud 9
bar in Shanghai, I don't know if they
are still on cloud 9 after they see the
bill. But what can we do, everyone has its
desire.
Nightclubs in
Shanghai are naturally to gain merit,
but not the Buddhist type of merit, it's the
ego type of merit, means what ? money,
money, money !! If you want to keep
your face up have a look at the face bar in
Shanghai, the glamour bar Shanghai is also
not bad, but what a little ice in the cognac
in the ice bar Shanghai ? Stretch it in the
long bar Shanghai.
If you are
fed up with the Manhattan bar Shanghai
-as if there is Manhattan in Shanghai- have
a look for other night life spots in
Shanghai and some real nightclubs in
Shanghai where they make it under the table
manually and oral, you don't trust me? its
standard procedure, trust me !! keep in
mind, when the nightlife heat is on and the
money winking everything is possible, here
and now !
Nightlife in
Shanghai was always the real thing in China,
forget the communists, they are in Beijing,
Shanghai is not Beijing or ?
Shanghai bars
are legend and Shanghai bar girls even beat
the Thai Bar girls in terms of how fast
the money of the client is extracted.
Shanghai china nightlife and Shanghai night
clubs have reached the climax of pulling
clients money, they even beat Hong Kong's
Club Volvo where the mama san pull money in
the 20 minute tact, reminds me to Johann
Straus, the Vienna Waltz and the three
quarter tact, in Chinese and Shanghai
Nightlife it's the 20 minute tact, what a
capitalistic adventure ?
Shanghai
night life in real Shanghai nightclubs
can still be a great experience but be
careful with Shanghai nightlife girls since
the times runs fast in Shanghais tunnel bar,
very dark, and other milking establishments
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