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We get alot of questions about Chinese girls on our Formspring page. A Taiwan origin Chinese girls & relationship expert YHC, currently studying abroad for a year, tries to answer some of your recent questions.
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Guest article by LauraLoving the dark side of things, looking at mostly irrelevant and insignificant topics…
Guest article by LauraLoving the dark side of things, looking at mostly irrelevant and insignificant topics…Just ask us, we'll answer!
We get alot of questions about Chinese girls on our Formspring page. A new HK based Chinese girls & relationship expert SC tries to answer some of your recent questions.
Guest article by LauraLoving the dark side of things, looking at mostly irrelevant and insignificant topics…(See our former post on “Chinese Girls Are Easy?”) Are Taiwanese girls easy? It’s been a long and lively debate for some years now, but the Apple has peaked interest in this topic with a very controversial video trying to show the Taiwanese just how easy Taiwanese girls are with the foreign “big hot dogs”.
Guest article by AvaApolloAva Apollo grew up in Southern California where she had exposure to a wide variety of languages and cultures. After her University years, Ava spent a year in Taipei where her love of Travel, Chinese language, and writing were intensified. Ava has since returned to California, however, she remains a lover of writing about Asia and traveling the world. When she’s not writing for MSW, Ava has been giving international dating advice on a large travel community website. Find her on twitter: @avaapolloI mentioned before that I previously answered questions from curious readers about love and sex abroad on another travel site. Some of the questions people asked me were a little, well, raunchy. Regardless, these are real questions that people submitted to me, and I’d love to find answers for them. This question was a little heavy  Shame parade of Chinese sex workers During Mao’s era prostitution was considered a malignant phenomenon unacceptable in socialist society. In her book “Sex, Science and Morality in China” Joanna McMillan describes the attitude towards prostitution in that period: More ideologically primed commentators hold up the absence of prostitution as a benchmark of political identity. It is |
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