I don't know why everyone is so interested in Hong Kong's "loufeng" (brothels), so let's talk about it. Actually, I don't know much about it either. The information related to "loufeng" is also from my friends. In fact, in 2018, I discussed the issue of Hong Kong's "loufeng" going on the chain with some senior practitioners in Hong Kong (not sex workers), so most of this knowledge comes from the content at that time.

Speaking of "loufeng," we have to mention Hong Kong's laws. Hong Kong's regulations on the sex industry are similar to many European countries. As we mentioned before, Malta is one of them. In essence, prostitution itself is legal, but managing prostitution is illegal. In plain language, it's okay for a girl to meet clients on her own, but if someone organizes and provides a fixed place for meeting clients, that's illegal.

In reality, "loufeng" crosses this boundary. Although it seems that the girls in "loufeng" meet clients on their own, in reality, there are "big brothers" behind them. After all, without "big brothers," Hong Kong often has cases of freeloaders and even robbing the girls. There are quite a few of these cases. Some Hong Kong movies describe this situation, including "Days and Nights in Wan Chai," "Hong Kong Whores," "The First 10 Days of a Sex Worker," "When Will You Return?" and "The Prostitute Trilogy." These are all good depictions of the situation of sex work in Hong Kong in the past.

You might ask, since there are "big brothers" in "loufeng," will there be situations like entrapment or being set up? According to my senior industry friends, these situations are very rare. Except for a few girls who set up entrapments, most sex workers are not interested in setting up entrapments because it's a problem that can be solved in an average of ten minutes. Spending more time will also provoke dissatisfaction from the police, which is not worth it.

Yes, you didn't hear wrong, on average it's ten minutes, or even less. This is the data from the industry in Hong Kong. Of course, some friends go after taking drugs (the issue of drugs can be discussed in a separate episode in the future, and it's completely different from the familiar Viagra and Cialis). At first, you can't tell, but after 40 or 50 minutes, you will be questioned, and it may even attract the "big brother." So don't take drugs, or you might end up paying a "wear and tear fee." This is an unwritten rule.

Many "loufeng" are located in Hong Kong's old buildings. Among them, Wan Chai's Burrows Street Commercial Centre, Jordan's Sun Hing Building, Tsim Sha Tsui's Chungking Mansions and Hung Fook Building, Mong Kok's Golden Han Building, Kwong Wa Mansion, and Grand Tower, as well as Yung Cheung Building in Yau Ma Tei, are relatively concentrated areas.

The process of finding "loufeng" is generally called "sweeping the building" because there are many entrances to these buildings in Hong Kong. It's very common for one floor to have ten or twenty units. So, sweeping the building is the daily joy of many Hong Kong friends. You don't have to worry about anything. As long as you see a small advertisement hanging at the door, you can knock. If there are clients, there will usually be a sign. Don't be shy, just knock on the door. If you're not satisfied after the door is opened, just leave or say sorry. It's common for people to knock on four or five units and then choose. If it's not good, they continue to the next floor. Many Hong Kong friends take the elevator to the upper floors and then sweep down one floor at a time. Sometimes it's normal not to find anyone in a building.

Generally speaking, "loufeng" in Hong Kong are also divided into different levels. The cheaper ones are around 300 Hong Kong dollars, and the younger ones are a bit more expensive, about 500 Hong Kong dollars. White women are more expensive, about 800 Hong Kong dollars. If it's in a hotel, it may cost over 1,000 Hong Kong dollars. The better the hotel, the more expensive it is. But the comfort of the hotel is still good, so many domestic friends used to stay in five-star hotels and had someone specifically sent to them.

In addition to "loufeng," there are also many streetwalkers in Hong Kong, especially at subway stations, densely populated food stall areas, and near small parks. These are often very cheap, ranging from 150 Hong Kong dollars to 200 Hong Kong dollars. Of course, the quality is definitely lower, and many sex workers in Hong Kong do not have a license to work, unlike in Europe or Singapore, so you have to be careful about safety. There are quite a few people who have been deceived in Hong Kong, especially among men. It's very dangerous in Hong Kong, so if a girl goes to "buy a duck" in Hong Kong, she must pay special attention to safety. It's not just sex work that's dangerous, even oral sex is very dangerous.

That's about it. In general, if you pay attention in Hong Kong, it's okay to vent some emotions. The cost-effectiveness is not high, especially when you have a girl you're familiar with for a long time, the safety will also improve. Oh, right, I won't say much about Hong Kong's KTV. The environment in KTV is more complicated, and most of them do not directly provide sexual services, similar to Singapore. Basically, you have to make arrangements and bring them out. The cost of KTV is usually around 2,000 Hong Kong dollars.

Let's not talk about other places. I won't be able to write for a short time. I really don't know much. My friends have told me all of this. Forget about Thailand villa parties and Vietnam pool parties. Don't ask about those.

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