After a brief training period, she started working as a masseuse, usually for male clients. For a one-hour session, she would be paid 60 yuan (HK$68). Her colleagues, however, were making a lot more. Going slightly beyond her brief, so to say, would yield more than twice as much; offering full-fledged sexual services would earn 600 yuan – her monthly salary at the factory.
I was forced to sell my body in a Hong Kong barProstitution is illegal in China but is rampant in venues such as massage parlours, nightclubs, hair salons and karaoke bars. Read More...
English singer-songwriter Sam Smith has sparked yet another controversy after his Gloria tour performance. The 30-year-old has been criticized for his "vulgar," "satanic," and overly "sexualized" look, theme, aesthetic, and performances. Continue reading to know more about what happened and how netizens feel about Smith's recently developed style of fashion.
Sam Smith's 'satanic' performance controversy Smith has received a lot of backlash, unwanted advice, and negative comments on their recent Instagram post. The Unholy hitmaker captioned the controversial reel, " Read More...
If the success of shows like Friday Night Lights – the football-centric American drama that aired for five seasons – is indicative of widespread enthusiasm for sports, the winning performance of a new television series about e-sports may prove audiences are, increasingly, similarly riveted by professional video gaming in China.
As of Wednesday, Youhug Media and Tencent Holdings’ CrossFire had racked up more than 980 million views in less than four weeks since it premiered on July 20, according to online video data and analysis platform Guduo Media. Read More...
