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talkword

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Q: Beijing v. Shenzhen girls?

Just went to Shenzhen this weekend. We went out (Coco Park, anyone?) and the girls really...put themselves out there if you know what I mean? The dresses are smaller, etc.

Anyone have any theories why?

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Coco Park is well known as the Shenzhen go-to place for hookers. Perhaps that has something to do with your observations.

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Chewbacca

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It's hotter?

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Coco Park is well known as the Shenzhen go-to place for hookers. Perhaps that has something to do with your observations.

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Most Shenzhen girls have migrated from other places for better prospects so probably feel they need to dress to impress.

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Perhaps Shenzhen's climate is hotter than Beijing !!

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