binarysunset69
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Going to Shanghai in approximately four weeks, need advice from Roosh users.
Going to shanghai in approximately four weeks...
I will spend three weeks in China.
I have never been to China nor have chinese blood, but I am semi-fluent in Chinese (I am poly lingual).
I have befriended international chinese students in my American University, and I use we chat a lot.
I am 19 years old, and this will be first time traveling not only by myself, but also to the East Asian Region! Excited, but also nervous. Rest assured, I do have friends from Shanghai who will show me the ropes and such. I will stay in a good hotel near the city centre. I want to experience a high level of nightlife and hook up with good quality girls. I am not the tallest (180 cm) , but I do have decent looks and style. I have Pakistani and English blood, giving me more of a Greek-Turkish look. On the light side for skin color, but nowhere near as pale as your typical Northern European. I am fairly new to game and Red Pill Ideology, but I feel like China is an ideal place to get my bearings and gain some needed experience; furthermore, I am fully capable of chatting with someone in Chinese and have exposure to the fundamental aspects of chinese culture. Could people give me some more insight as to how to enjoy my time in China to the fullest? Like which clubs to party at, where to go to daygame, etc? After I come back, I have to started dedicating my life to studies, as the MCAT is one year from now. I really wanna play really hard, however I still have an online summer class for Calculus IV that will start one week into my China trip lol, so I will def need to procure a stable, efficient VPN. Any beneficial apps other than WeChat, tantan, and youdao that will help my experience? I also will plan on visiting three cities during the whole trip. I appreciate any and all advice as I am a tad bit nervous lmao.
Cheers
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| 04-15-2018 03:42 PM |
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blck
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(04-15-2018 05:00 PM)binarysunset69 Wrote: (04-15-2018 04:46 PM)Brodiaga Wrote: Delete
how i delete?
Tell them too much, they wouldn't understand; tell them what they know, they would yawn.
They have to move up by responding to challenges, not too easy not too hard, until they paused at what they always think is the end of the road for all time instead of a momentary break in an endless upward spiral
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AsiaBaller
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RE: Going to Shanghai in approximately four weeks, need advice from Roosh users.
(04-15-2018 03:42 PM)binarysunset69 Wrote: I have never been to China...
I have befriended international chinese students in my American University, and I use we chat a lot.
...have exposure to the fundamental aspects of chinese culture.
Most Chinese people are pretty rough and I doubt you're prepared for that. The scholar's version of China and reality are two different things.
Chinese students in the US tend to be from well to do families and aren't a good reflection of average Joe in the street who chainsmokes, clears his phlegm every 5 seconds and will cut infront of you in lines etc.
Quote:Could people give me some more insight as to how to enjoy my time in China to the fullest?
Have very low expectations and expect everything to be kinda rough. High unmet expectations = mood killer.
Quote:where to go to daygame
China isn't the west. If you're Chinese your family hooks you up with girls even if you're a total autist so you don't need game and day game is unheard of. Chinese people distrust strangers, moreso if you aren't pale whitey but possibly muslim looking which your self description hints towards as muslims in China are known for being thieves, drug dealers and petty conmen.
I personally think you'll lack to China experience to tell IOIs apart from curious looks and given that you're a tourist staying in a hotel that pretty much only leaves club game to you. SNL outside of clubs is more of a degenerate west thing.
Quote:Like which clubs to party at
Maybe go to Mansion if it's still around. It has more kids around your age due to it's proximity to an expat area (kids of expat managers etc.) or to M1nt if you can pull off the upper class expat look.
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atlant
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RE: Going to Shanghai in approximately four weeks, need advice from Roosh users.
You have many barriers on your mission to experience "high quality girls and nightlife": Your age, the duration of your stay, you will realize your Chinese isn't as good as you think it is, it's your first time in China, and TBH if you are really on the darker skinned side that will pronably work against you also not least because China's nightlife is full of Indians, Pakistanis, Africans working sketchy promoter/bar jobs.
But, I think three weeks is still enough time to get lucky here or there (make your Tantan look as good as you can, buy the VIP subscription and some super likes, unlike Tinder it's cheap as dirt), and it's definitely an experience that will teach you a lot about yourself and China as long as you don't let yourself get frustrated. You're so young that the outcome doesn't really matter as you will have more than enough time to come back to China a little bit wiser later on if you feel like it.
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