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Q: is KTV work illegal in China?

Only drinking-dancing-playing stupid games, no additional services

10 years 47 weeks ago in  Business & Jobs - Shanghai

 
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Everything is illegal in China, but the laws are not enforced. So, KTV work is as "legal" as hotel gyms with attached "spa", full-service massage parlours, certain barber shops, and escort services that are advertised online or via social media (eg. WeChat).

You want additional services? Just ask and ye shall receive.

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yes they are working legali .

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Don't believe for one minute that you won't be asked to perform extra-fee services.  Not for one RMB 10,000 minute.  Don't believe it.  Maybe not even asked -- simply coerced.

 

Talking about walking into the tiger's mouth.

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dont worry ,i can tell you for sure that its not

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If it's "Only drinking-dancing-playing stupid games, no additional services" as you say, then no...that's not illegal.  And depending on where you are, even some "additional services" might be quasi-legal.  For example, the courts in Zhejiang province ruled that hand-jobbed happy endings were ok.  No penetration, no prostitution, no problem! NpNpNp!

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Why would dancing and playing silly games be illegal?

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