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Gay China, Taiwan, Hong Kong & Macau

This is the place to post information on places in China. There are many great destinations in Asia outside of gay Thailand. Share information and get advice on China here.

  1. Started by vaughn,

    I have an overnight layover coming up in Taipei and it will be my first time in Taiwan, do we have any members with some info on the scene in Taipei? I have some notes that the Red House & Ximending district is where the gay clubs and bars are located, but that's about all I know so far. Aside from the apps, are there full service massage shops, saunas, or host bars / gogos that I should look into? (preference is bottoms/twinks if that helps) edit: i'll add this link from PeterS, it's a good starting point for my research https://www.gayguides.com/gay-taipei/

  2. Of all the sights that tourists want to visit in China, one of the most popular is the famous terracotta army numbering around 8,000 in pits close to the city of Xi'an.This was constructed during the reign of the first Emperor Qin Shi Huang to protect him in the afterlife. Perhaps surprisingly, though, Qin was not buried along with his army. A little west of the army pits is a large earthen mound. This is the Emperor's burial place and it has never been opened. It's not only overseas tourists who come here. It is allegedly the second most popular tourist site for Chinse tourists. Other than Festivals like Chinese New Year and the annual national holiday for a week at…

  3. Started by Foolish,

    A short summary. I am in HK for a short trip with my family and only have an opportunity for 1 session. After some research, I narrowed down to Ed*n and Ch*ll Sp* since they have some photos of their masseurs (face blurred) on their telegram channel. Unfortunately, I can't add Ed*n's contact so I had to settle for Ch*ll Spa. The appointment was at 2 pm and I arrived about 10 mins early. The place isn't difficult to find but you have to climbs some steps to get to the lift lobby. I was brought into one of their rooms which was basic but had an ensuite shower. Payment was collected after the session (the session can be paid by card, no extra surcharges. Tips only …

  4. Started by asntp,

    I will be going to Hong Kong next month and hope to get some tips for fun places to visit. In my last trip, I visited the Soda sauna in Wan Chai. It's a fairly large place for Hong Kong and seems to be popular with locals in the 30-40s range. I also tried to visit the Big Top sauna in Kowloon. They had a bizarre system that required texting a code to your cell phone that had to be a local phone number. I didn't have a local phone number and was denied entry. I don't know if they still have this system in place. On gayhk.com there are quite a few masseurs advertising their services. What is the going rate for a massage with a happy ending in Hong Kong? Does anyone ha…

  5. Earlier today I came across an old Huffington Post article from 2014 updated to 2017. Given the changing fortunes of Hong Kong there were those who forecast a bright future - like the last pre-July 1 1997 Governor Christopher Patten - and those whose crystal balls predicted a much murkier future. I have made no attempt to to disguise my dislike of Patten, both as a Hong Kong Governor (from 1992)and subsequently as the Chairman of the BBC Board of Governors - a post from which he was fired. I did meet him just once in a very casual setting. He knew nothing about me and my work and he was clearly much more occupied looking around for someone more interesting to chat wi…

  6. Started by PeterRS,

    Taipei 101 is Taiwan's tallest Building. For a time it was the tallest building in the world. It is also angular with eight sections leaning outwards. Why anyone would want to climb it beats me. And to do so unaided without any harness or safety device. But some people get their kicks in ways which to me are strange. And if that is what he loves doing, good on him.

  7. Started by PeterRS,

    I supppose somewhere it would inevitably happen. Recently the most downloaded paid-for app on China's WeChat site (the equivalent of WhatsApp) focuses on death. "Are You Dead?" developed by Moonllght Technologies has gone viral. It is aimed at taking away some of people's fears about death. In particular lonely deaths of people who have few friends and whose families are very far away. No longer do most Chinese live in their family homes as they have for generations. With marriage and birthrates falling, more and more Chinese have gravitated to the mega-cities. Many are confused by the big cities. They find socialising difficult and do not marry for one reason or ano…

  8. Started by PeterRS,

    The Camera is on Jomtien thread under the Pattaya section has morphed into a discussion on nude beaches. Although there is no such beach in Hong Kong, it does have two main gay beaches, and part of a third. The main one is Middle Bay on the south of the Island between Repulse Bay Beach and South Beach. Little happens during weekdays and I am told it is less cruisy than it used to be at week-ends. On Sundays it was always packed with many dozens of gay Chinese guys. At the southern end is a large changing room which sometimes has some action. Above it is a little snack bar, ideal for a quick lunch rather than packing sandwiches. There also used to be some action in the ro…

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  9. Started by PeterRS,

    Just for interest I have noticed that in the last couple of months there has been a mini invasion of young Chinese groups on Stripchat.There are several featuring five young slim guys - too slim probably for most readers liking - who play childish little games and seem to chat with members of that site using microphones. Lots of asses to be seen but not much else unless I suppose you are a member and pay for private shows. Each guy has a number at the top of the page. There is also a duo who are slightly older, taller, equally slim but who have much more engaging personalities. It seems to me they have to be performers somewhere since they react very easily to each o…

  10. For a city that has some of the most crowded parts of our planet housed in a vast number of high rise buildings, major fires in Hong Kong have been relatively uncommon. Yesterday afternoon, though, a massive one broke out spread out over seven tower blocks in the Tai Po district not far from the China border. 44 have been killed including one fireman and 279 remain unaccounted for. Many remain trapped in the upper floors which firemen are having difficulty reaching due to the intense heat at that level. With air-conditioning units having melted and no power, those on the upper levels still alive must be going through absolute hell. Photo: Getty Images Just…

  11. Started by FunFifties,

    After an action packed three days in Bangkok described elsewhere, I went to Taiwan with my Bangkok FWB for five days and stayed another two on my own. It was my first visit to Taiwan. We had a great time. We stayed at a hotel near Xinbeitou where we could fill the very large tub with water directly from the hot springs. So we enjoyed that for a few days as well as hiking in the nearby Yangmingshan National Park. Hiking up Mount Qixing was a bit challenging, so it is not something I would have liked to do solo. We also stayed a few nights in central Taipei close to Ximen station. We did a half day trip to Tamsui where the Tamsui river meets the sea,…

  12. Started by PeterRS,

    Trump held a long phone conversation with China's Xi last Friday. According to the Washington Post there has been agreement on several issues incuding trade, fentanyl and TikTok. Analysts have noted there was no mention of Taiwan, and fears have been expressed that Trump has deliberately held up a previously agreed weapons package including drones and lethal munitions to Taiwan. Some time ago Congress approved up to US$1 billion in military aid annually for Taiwan. Trump though has several times questioned Taiwan's dependence on the USA, this despite the fact that during his first term weapons sales soared beyond US$10 billion for the first time. If the shipment of w…

  13. Gs Guy Hostel in Taipei sadly closed quite recently. It had single rooms in addition to various types of dorm rooms, open showers and a sort of suggestion that walking around naked was encouraged. Annoyingly agoda still adertises it on its list of hotels. When you try to make a booking it quotes "Just Missed It", which is probably true but actually misleading. But there are other hostels which are either gay or have gay floors. Just be careful when using websites. Nomadic Boys allegedly lists the ten most popular gay hotels. All, apart from Gs Guy which is closed, are regular hotels that have absolutely nothing to do with gay men! It's a total rip off. One popul…

  14. Started by PeterRS,

    In a very interesting twist, the country-wide Taiwan electorate yesterday voted against a highly controversial bill that would have ousted from the yuan (parliament) one fifth of the voters in the legislature, all from the China-leaning KMT, the opposition Nationalist party. Supporters of the pro-independence leaning Democratic Alliance Party which won last year's general election had forced recall votes. All the recall votes failed. As KMT Chairman Eric Chu told reporters - "“All Taiwanese people chose stability, chose that the government should focus on getting things done, rather than engaging in bitter political fighting,” This vote and a poll last year…

  15. I realise that Harbin is a 2 hour flight north east of Beijing, but Beijing is almost certainly the nearest stopping off point for international travellers (although there may now be some flights to Harbin from other Asian destinations). Harbin is fascinating in itself for it was at one time almost more of a Russian city. Many thousands of white Russians fled here by train following the revolution. Even the main streets are posted in Chinese, English and Russian. With at the city's centre a decomissioned Russian cathedral, there are other Russian influences almost everywhere. But it is for the annual Ice and Snow Sculture Festival from roughly early-Janua…

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  16. As per ChatGPT: Main Figures for Foreign Inbound Tourism to China (Excluding Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan), 2019, 2022–2025 2019: 31.9 million foreign arrivals; $35.83 billion revenue. 2022: <500,000** foreign arrivals (down **>98% from 2019); $9.58 billion revenue (down 73% from 2019). 2023: 35.5 million foreign arrivals (up >700% from 2022, 11% above 2019); $24.8 billion revenue (up 159% from 2022, down 31% from 2019). 2024: 64.882 million foreign arrivals (up 82.9% from 2023, 103% above 2019, >12,000% from 2022); $94.2 billion revenue (up 280% from 2023, 163% above 20…

  17. Started by PeterRS,

    @a-447 has lauded his visit to Beijing last week. It is a city which merits lots of time as there is a lot to explore. For most, as @a-447 points out, the main points of interest will be The Forbidden City, The Temple of Heaven and Tiananmen Square. With a routing to Thailand (and other parts of Asia) increasingly popular through China, a short stopover in Beijing for a few days can be well worthwhile. Presently if you are only visiting Beijing (or Shanghai) from North America or most Euroean countries, you do not require a visa for a stay of less than 72 hours. That may sound short, but it is enough to pack in the main sights, enjoy some great Peking food and in the even…

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  18. As regular readers will know, I have attended seven Taipei Gay Pride Parades since my first in 2011. I think they are fabulous week-ends, with lots of parties alongside the Parades themselves. At my last there were 160,000 marchers. I believe that is now more than 200,000. Many are dressed up in all sorts of gear. Others, like me, stick to a fun T-shirt and just enjoy watching all the others as I march. In response to a post in another thread about Bangkok hosting World Pride in 2030, I suggested I post a thread of some of my old photos. Apologies that most have been posted over the last 13 years but it's sometimes fun to remember what a blast that afternon can be and ho…

  19. Started by brall3,

    Any recent information on the spas in Taipei where one can receive more than a HJ; i.e. kissing, body to body, and penetration? A few years ago I visited the city and went to several spas. I was very disappointed by NOT RECEIVING any extra services after the massages at any of the spas. As a matter of fact, none of the guys took off their clothes!!! After four very frustrating and disappointing days in Taipei, I cut my trip short and flew to Thailand: from hell to paradise. Can anyone provide RECENT information on extra services, more than a HJ, at the spas in Taipei?

  20. Guest reader

    Just when China was appearing to be the adult in the room when tariffs were being discussed, it played the hand of colonial land grabber, confirming its poorly veiled intentions in the South China Sea. ================= From The BBC The Chinese coastguard has seized a tiny sandbank in the South China Sea, state media has reported, in an escalation of a regional dispute with the Philippines. State broadcaster CCTV released images of four officers, wearing all black and holding the Chinese flag, standing on the disputed reef of Sandy Cay in the Spratly Islands. CCTV said China had "implemented maritime control and exercised sovereign …

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  21. Started by a-447,

    I'm off to Japan next week and will be spending a week in Hong Kong/Macau on the way home. Are there any massage places where I can get a happy ending in either city? What about gay bars? Has anyone visited there recently? I'm not particularly hopeful but, you never know!

  22. Started by macaroni21,

    This is a question for @terper following his reply to @Taikonaut in the thread "First time in Bangkok report!" Whilst taikonaut asked about KTV bars and WeChat groups, it would be super useful if terper could also describe what the scene is (if any) regarding paid sex venues such as massage parlours and saunas with moneyboys in attendance, in your city where you live. China is a huge country and we will bear in mind that different cities will have different scenes when it comes to physical spaces, not least because of local government controls and market size. My own long-ago experience with freelance moneyboys in China is that they can get pretty rough over mo…

  23. Started by polysome,

    Any thoughts or reviews on masseurs?

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  24. Guest reader
    Started by Guest reader,

    From The BBC It may be an innocent enough racquet sport, but Hong Kong's Education Bureau has unintentionally given badminton a whole new meaning. In teaching materials it released last week, a module titled adolescents and intimate relationships for Secondary Year 3, suggested that teenagers who wanted to have sex with each other could "go out to play badminton together" instead. The materials also include a form called "My Commitment" aimed at getting "young lovers" to attest that they would exercise "self-discipline, self-control, and resistance to pornography". The new materials have raised eyebrows and attracted criticism for being "out of touch".…

  25. Started by Olddaddy,

    Whose been to China lately I need Chinese cock to top me Are they more bottom there ? Is grinder there ?

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