Shanghai
Nightlife, Nightclubs, Chinese Massage Parlors, Girls, China.
Shanghai nightlife at Nanjing Road....
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About nightlife in Shanghai, Shanghai massage
parlors, karaoke and Chinese
nightlife in general.
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Shanghai and nightlife
is closely linked.
In the 1930's countless opium and gambling dens, brothels
and sex bars generated a vibrant atmosphere in the night.
In 1949 the Communists took over
and tried to establish law and order. Slums had to
disappear, the junkies had to learn to life without the
drugs. The life of many became somehow dull.
But nothing last forever
-in particular
communists-, nightlife in Shanghai today is more attractive
than ever. Mr.
Deng Xiao Ping
made it possible when he implemented in 1992 the new
economic reforms.
Countless upstart restaurants, bars and crossover
populate the different quarters. Chinese, Thai, Mexican,
French, Italian, Spanish and many other food is offered in
partly quite expensive setting.
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.
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Only two things are strange, most of
the people in the nightclubs and restaurants cool the red wine and drink the cognac with ice
cubes and water....grrrr....what a sacrilege.
- Here is a
shanghai nightclubs guide.
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.

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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,
the rest are local Chinese or
Westerners and all look after sexy
Chinese Girls. 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
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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
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.
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'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.
- What's on
at Nightlife
in Shanghai
You are
probably not
familiar
with Chinese
culture and
nightlife;
one is for
sure it is
closely
linked in
particular
since the
18. Century
when
nightlife in
China
started to
integrated
ideas and
behaviors of
western
style
nightlife,
actually it
is no much
different
but there
are some
other ideas.
Nightlife in
Shanghai and
China in
general is
full of fun
and
excitement,
bars
nightclubs,
dance clubs
and halls,
opera-shows,
live music
etc. Almost
every 5 star
hotel has a
bar and
other
entertainment
venues.
Aside of
nightclub
style
entertainment
you could
see a Peking
Opera,
acrobatics
(very
popular in
China), some
dances and
singing or
hit the
disco. At
those places
other
tourists and
locals are
around with
similar
ideas. In
recent
year’s great
looking
theme pubs,
exotic bars
with totally
unique
styles
brought
nightlife in
Shanghai to
new heights.
Nightlife in
Shanghai
is a bit
different to
after sunset
life in
other parts
of Asia.
Especially
the girls
are in a
different
environment
such as
Shanghai
hotel bars
and barber
shops. For
instance in
Thailand
nightlife,
Thai bar
girls
are usually
at bars and
go-go
clubs and at
Myanmar
nightlife
there are
Myanmar
model girls.
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Bar's in Shanghai are plenty,
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Shanghai Bar
Hot Spot by
zorawan,
karaoke,
find
Shanghai
girls at hanghai
nightclubs. |
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.
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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
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mama san pull
money in the 20 minute tact, reminds me to
Johann Straus, the Vienna Waltz and the
three quarter tact, in Chia it's the 20 minute tact, what a
capitalistic adventure ?
Shanghai nightclubs
can still be a great experience but be careful with
the bar girls since
the times runs fast in Shanghais
tunnel bar, very dark, and other
milking establishments |
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Shanghai bars takes on many
forms. Shanghai is one of China's top
china nightlife destinations and as such
there is a great range of nightspots in
Shanghai. Although nightlife is not
on the same level as
Bangkok, it
wont mean you won't be able to find
somewhere and someone to have fun. Shanghai
clubs, Shanghai discos and Shanghai
entertainment are just depending on how big
is your wallet.
There is not so much on Shanghai gay
nightlife, if you want this direction
talk with the hotel bell man and he will
handle this with the taxi driver to bring
you to the right Shanghai night club, don't
be shy. The "butterflies" are very lively in the big
international hotels, if you like it
more simple just walk down
Shanghai's
Nanjing
Road after 9 pm and
listen to the lady whisperers.
You might get a lot of fun or maybe not,
its a matter of money like everywhere in
China, money rules and nothing else. Plenty of Shanghai girls are so beautiful
and also very materialistic minded.
There are countless bar girls and sex , but
its usually nice, so what ?Nightlife in Shanghai is very
colorful, beside of the
above mentioned nightlife scene
are other nightlife things to do
in Shanghai.
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What about to
listen to a concert of the
Shanghai Philharmonic Society,
maybe having a look for the
Acrobatic Troup or the
Shanghai Yueju Opera Group.
There are dace halls, discotheques and bars
full with pretty girls, many of
the entertainment venues have
life music with singers and
bands. In the city many
international cultural and art
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- Nightlife Shanghai is nothing new,
its just repeating itself since the opening up of China
after the hardliner communists got the slip.
Similar but more contemporary
night
entertainment spots
reemerged in different localities and new decoration plus
new techniques, in the 19. century until the 193x no
multimedia, and electronics were available, now it is and
they are heavily used, that includes bars with
bar girls, karaoke parlors,
dance halls plus the notorious barber shops, saunas and
since recently spa's . Actually only since about ten years
there is some big investment into the later mentioned.
Chinese and Shanghai nightlife was banned by the communist
during the 195x and it started again in the 198x. What
communists don’t understand is nobody can change the human
nature whether neither Mao nor his friends Stalin, Hitler,
Pol Pot and Pinochet. They all went down the drain sooner or
later, nightlife survived and communist where busted since
communism is inhuman and has no chance to survive in a
evolution driven society.
It took a physical shorty but
intellectual and tactical giant to get China on track
for the new age, his name was Teng Hsiao Ping or
邓小平 or Deng Xiaoping he did the right job and
the results we can see now. There is still plenty of things
to be done, but China is the Giant of the 21. Century, the
workbench of the world and a great
tourist attractions and one attraction of this is happening
in the night on the
streets of Shanghai, the restaurants, bars and nightclubs, traditional Chinese dance and folklore are done in certain
theaters, that’s also a good options to find some night time
entertainment.
If
you want it quiet, peaceful and romantic visit a Chinese
teahouse, actually not all of them are quiet, some function
only as front-end for some hanky-panky business of the
manual type or with full body action. Girls are plenty,
tourist are plenty, lets have some fun, check the prices
first !.
Nightlife
in Shanghai
is not much different to other cities in China or to
cities in other parts of Asia with a high amount of Chinese
population. I'ts been there
since hundred of years in different disguises and got more a
negative attribute with the influence of philosophies such
as Christianity and Islam ? The Buddhism was always more
directed to reality taking nightlife just as a normal part
of living, the others mentioned do not share this few. But
what do we care about some people from the dessert and the
so called "levante",
Buddhism is culture, the
others are repressions.
What about
wan in
Mandarin,
indicating nightlife fun by any means, short and
not so short together with western music, actually
today western Hip Hop and Rock is dominating
together with Chinese songs naturally.
Shanghai Nightlife
today often functions as a means to show, ...he
look here I have lots of money.. how to show the
people you have plenty of money ? ok, use it,
buy a Ferrari and a great house or apartment and
spend it in a lavish Shanghai nightclub with
some pretty girls, they like it, you like so
what could be better. Some additional spice is
added by foreign tourists and business people
who usually have a good expenses account to be
used for pleasure and girls pleasure is never
far, just have a look in any bigger hotel bar you will find at least a dozen
"butterfly" of the night, but be careful they
are real tough, not such soft things as in
Thailand Nightlife,
Cambodia or
Myanmar Nightlife.
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Shanghai
nightlife with senior citizen dances are
nothing special to the city and China in
general, just have a
look in any tradition Chinese society and
you can see the same. Very recent fun of
this type you can see at
Georgetown Malaysia
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Chinese Food
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Penang
island, there are
Chinese food courts
with music and open air dancing just similar
to the dance hall, but without the ceiling, its
only the open air dance floor.. This is
nothing special to older urban residents for
some nostalgic behavior its just here and
not forgotten, because the people like it. |
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Absolute
House
Xuhui
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Attica
The
Bund
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venue
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closed.
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Bar
Hulu
The
Bund
The
reincarnation
of
Vol
Group’s
Mundo
Latino
has
breathtaking
views
of
the
Bund
from
its
perch
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BLOC
Fuxing
Park
Located
just
outside
Fuxing
Park
in
the
former
Volar
first
floor,
this
club
specializes
in
hip-hop
and
emphasizes
bottle
service.
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Bon
Bon
Huaihai
Zhong
Lu
Holding
its
hallmark
all-you-can-drink
parties,
this
club
brings
in
hordes
of
young
expats
who
get
down
to
the
frequent
DJ
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Candy
Changning
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Club
G
Plus
Xin
Tian
Di
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Muse
Jing
An
Glass
screens
separate
the
larger
area
for
house
music
from
the
cozier
hip-hop
room,
providing
the
best
of
both
as
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