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Tag Archives: dating
Dating 101: change majors?
Meeting members of the opposite sex of course doesn’t just challenge the youth of China. But a bouquet of social pressures that start from childhood nip off most of the nation’s female-initiated romances before they bud: you’re too young for a boyfriend (mom talking), we sent you to college for education not messing around (parents talking), women appear too “easy” if they make a move (society talking) and you’re not good enough for the rich, handsome, charismatic guy who everyone else has eyes on (society again).
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Beef market in China
There’s a different kind of meat market in China. Female mate shoppers check out not only a man’s looks, humor and signs that he’ll treat her well. They also look for a bit of beef, as in where’s-the-beef. That means a man’s potential to earn money. Existing personal wealth is part of the cow. Future earning potential is another, or as advice column letter writer N.D. puts it, “achievements.”
Sexy Beijing speed dating
A new episode of Sexy Beijing about speed dating in the capital, also on Tudou for faster loading inside China.
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Tagged dating, sexuality, Sexy Beijing
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Kiss the screen already
Letters from Chinese students to a foreign agony uncle in a a state-owned English newspaper (Part IV).
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It’s dating, mom, not mating
Letters from Chinese students to a foreign agony uncle in a a state-owned English newspaper (Part III)
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Sexy Beijing: Matchmaker, Matchmaker
Are arranged marriages still popular in Beijing? Sufei finds out in this episode of Sexy Beijing.
Yellow fever a myth?
Can a new report asserting that white males do not have a thing for Asian women possibly be true?