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#856
01-12-2014, 12:31 PM
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Re: CP - NOT totally bereft of any delights!
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The one child policy and now this crack-down on the "Trade" are glaring examples of what can go wrong with a whole industry being wiped out in one fell sweep and putting so many out of work. As for CP itself, I agree with FGG that the basic, non-strictly-mongering activities still goes on, but I gotta wonder how much longer this can go on without the patronage of the huge numbers of mongers previously there. I mean, how much can they earn from the "family" trade that they seem to be trying to develop? Many - from taxi drivers, to shop/restaurant owners and of course the WG's themselves - have expressed that they are just hanging on until the Chinese New Year when they will go home and not come back to CP as there are a lot of greener pastures elsewhere in China. Sorry state of affairs there. SEAJ 
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#857
01-12-2014, 12:34 PM
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Re: CP - NOT totally bereft of any delights!
I was walking around about 2 weeks ago.
shopping malls that used to be BURSTING with business are now closed and fast becoming ghost town... For a town that depended solely on that trade. asking them to change to 'family' is pure insanity... SEAJ, the trip to macau with my gal no issue. she had her ways. lol..
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#858
01-12-2014, 12:49 PM
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Actually, Zhuhai is a case in point; a few years ago, this beautiful town was THE sauna center for Southern China with all sorts/priced/quality services available and LHL used to have literally hundreds of absolutely beautiful WG's marching up and down advertising their wares. The Japanese orgy put paid to the whole sex industry there and for a while, there was next to nothing available there for the monger. Slowly but surely though, it did convert to a family - and couples - type destination, with limited "services" now quite available for the Gamblers (both PRC as well as from overseas), who use the place as a sort of hostel/staging locale for their forays into Macau. So this "transformation" was quite successful, and the authorities are probably taking a page out of this play-book for their plans for CP/DGG. But the huge fly in the ointment for this plan, IMHO, is that DGG and especially CP, has none of the natural beauty of ZH to attract the family trade, plus it is just too far away from Macau/Hong Kong for it to be a convenient destination. Worse, its previous repute solely as a Factory cum sex destination works against efforts to make the area a desirable tourist destination. I think they've got their work cut out for them. SEAJ
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#859
01-12-2014, 10:00 PM
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dalian is too expensive and high prices so the japanese go all the way south to zhuhai by the way which year did the japanese incident occur? i remember it caused a huge uproar in china and the china government had to step in any past news to refresh our memories of the incident?
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#860
01-12-2014, 10:07 PM
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A hotel orgy involving nearly 400 Japanese male tourists and 500 Chinese prostitutes has sparked outrage on the mainland. People were angry both because of the scale of the incident and the sensitive timing - two days before the 72nd anniversary of the start of the Japanese army's occupation of Northeast China in 1931. "The Japanese are animals. They deliberately selected the date to humiliate the Chinese people," one netizen wrote, citing the fact that the Japanese had attempted to raise their national flag at the hotel but to no avail. The tourists collectively patronized the prostitutes in a five-star hotel in Zhuhai, South China's Guangdong Province. Reports of the incident ignited flames of fury across China's major news portals, with many netizens describing the incident as "the shame of the nation". It was reported that the hotel affiliated to the Zhuhai International Convention Center was full of prostitutes - from the city and Shenzhen - on the night of September 16. They were involved in a well orchestrated group activity to serve the Japanese tourists there with a price of 1,200-1,800 yuan (US$145-217) each night. It was the same situation on the following day. The Japanese left on September 18. Chinese staying at the hotel witnessed the process, during which many Japanese openly flirted with the Chinese women in elevators. News stories did not say why the Chinese failed to report the incident to the police immediately. The hotel management denied it had anything to do with the sex rites, only saying that they must "serve every client well", and "prostitution is a common phenomenon in star hotels across the country". But hotel guards checked the purses and other belongings of the prostitutes when they left to make sure they did not take anything away from the Japanese, according to witnesses. The news was first exposed by New Express Daily News of Guangzhou, and was carried yesterday on major Chinese portals such as sohu.com and the website of the People's Daily, the country's largest official newspaper run by the Communist Party of China. Messages left by surfers surpassed 10,000 hours after the news was carried by the sohu websites, and increased at about an additional 1,000 each hour. Many ordinary Chinese harbor deep resentment of Japan's wartime past and its failure to own up to atrocities it committed during its brutal occupation of parts of China from 1931 to 1945. The incident has stoked their anger once again. Many called on Chinese people to stop buying Japanese goods on the Chinese market. "Where are the police? Where are the government officials who are supposed to crack down on prostitution?" asked another surfer. An official with the publicity department of the Zhuhai municipal government told China Daily yesterday that the local authorities are "very concerned" about the incident and are organizing relevant departments to investigate. The official, who declined to be named, refused to make further comment "before outcome of the probe is made clear". The hotel also became the target of people's anger. Surfers asked "anyone with conscience" to call 0756-3329988, the hotel's number, to protest. Apart from some extremist remarks that "the Japanese and hookers should be killed" and the hotel "blown up", there were rational suggestions on how to deal with the incident. As prostitution is illegal in China, "we shall use the weapon of law to punish those involved - the Japanese clients, the prostitutes and the organizers", one message read. Ring Smashed Guangzhou police on Friday announced that they have cracked a big cross-border prostitution ring, detaining five suspected leaders and 114 prostitutes. But 10 further suspects in the case, including some Hong Kong residents, are still at large, said Xia Xiaolu, an official from the Guangdong Provincial Bureau of Public Security. The gang took women from the mainland into Hong Kong to work as prostitutes, Xia said, adding that because 10 suspects are still at large it is too early to say that the gang has been completely wiped out. The gang was formerly based in Guangzhou's Huadu District and their involvement in the mainland-Hong Kong prostitution trade has been under investigation since 1998. The prostitutes came from Hunan, Jiangxi and Sichuan provinces and the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. They were caught using two-way travel documents to get to Hong Kong, where they worked as prostitutes and returned to the mainland when their forged travel documents expired. To help fight cross-border crime, senior police officers from Guangdong Province, Hong Kong and Macao special administrative regions held a conference from September 24 to 26 in the city of Foshan in the province to step up co-ordination in cracking down on cross-border and secret society-related crimes. The officers exchanged views and information on fighting crimes in the three regions and expressed their resolve to get such crimes under control. Zheng Shaodong, deputy director-general of the Guangdong Provincial Bureau of Public Security, said Guangdong will never be allowed to become a haven for overseas criminals. Organized crime, secret gangs, drugs, commercial crimes, computer network crimes, forged documents and cross-border prostitution were the major topics of their discussion during the conference. Despite their different social systems, the three parties all want to ensure stable social order to better serve economic growth, Zheng said. And police from the three areas will support and cooperate more with their counterparts in dealing with crimes involved into the three regions, Zheng added. In a campaign titled "Dawn" which ran from September 15 to 24, Guangdong police investigated 13,161 criminal cases, detaining 7,490 suspects. (China Daily September 28, 2003) Zhuhai Paradise Hill Hotel to Be Auctioned in July At Ease by the Sea - a Zhuhai Idyll Tourism to Revive Zhuhai's Economy
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#861
01-12-2014, 10:15 PM
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that way you no need to fork out your own pocket money  when in china always have your own reserves of money in your own safekeeping , that way you can enjoy with no worries 
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#862
01-12-2014, 10:28 PM
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#863
01-12-2014, 10:28 PM
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many chinese couples abort female babies or dump their female babies after birth ,many still prefer sons and do not want daughters the chinese traditional way of thinking which is outdated in our modern times this male and female unbalanced ratio is already causing much social problems in parts of china and is literally a ticking time bomb just look at japan , the population is decreasing there, there are more deaths than births in japan every day haha
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#864
02-12-2014, 02:02 AM
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Changping Police
Hahaha so "funny" incident today.
Went for buffet at some hotel tonight. Just lazing around at lobby due to full stomach! Hit the wash room first before calling it a day. When I stroll by the lobby received a shock as there're 20 police men standing around!  One roti van standing by outside the hotel. Enforcement is still alive and well my friends.  Don't know why I always leave the place at the correct time.  Few years ago after partying at Mango Club the moment I stepped out alone, 5 police officers charged in the club with a video camera. When I reached home then I got to know quite big time raid on entertainment venues. The whole of Tian E Hu Road was cordoned off on both ends! 武警 was involved in that operation armed with automatic rifles. Jin heng. Tip: "Magic" hours are 10:00pm - 12:00am Last edited by TonyCheong; 02-12-2014 at 02:19 AM.
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02-12-2014, 03:07 AM
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#866
02-12-2014, 05:19 AM
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#868
02-12-2014, 07:21 AM
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02-12-2014, 07:28 AM
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Re: Events in CP 2
Roti van raid along tian er hu cordoned both ends must be drug raid at discos seen the abuses before uncurbed i doubt is the raid of chicken and customers dancing at discos...
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#870
02-12-2014, 07:40 AM
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no wonder need the 武警 the guangdong drug lords also carry huge huge amount of cash- no wonder uncle tony said chinaman bank account fatter than yours and mine that is the truth china people as a whole are moneybags nowadays''money no problem'' shenzhen is the best example the number of millionaires there i mean local chinese is staggering
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