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Q: Where can I get my tongue pierced in Beijing?

I really want to get my tongue pierced but I'm a little concerned about finding a safe place to do it. I mean, none of my friends have tongue piercings, in fact i don't remember seeing even 1 Chinese with a tongue piercing here.

Are people afraid?

15 years 11 weeks ago in  Health & Safety - Beijing

 
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it's not something you want done incorrectly and it hurts,,,lots of nerves in the tongue.. I'm not big on the piercing and tatooing that have become so vogue,, then again I was always ahead of the curve,,never a follower,, i know what the tongue piercing is supposed to be for and if a GF said she was going to do it,, I would say don't..

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Just find one of those guys that ride around on the tricycles with the megaphones. I'm sure they can do it Laughing out loud

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Don't do it, especially here!!! Shock

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There's one place in Xidan, Mingzhu that does piercings. I believe it's on the 4th floor.

Careful though, they'll overprice you if they see you're a foreigner. Typically, I think a tongue piercing can be done for something like 30 RMB, but I've had foreign friends who've paid 4-5 times that much...

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good luck you have to be crazy wait till you get back to your country

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