Sex trade bust: CCTV uncovers rampant prostitution in 'sex capital' Dongguan, China
- 9 years ago
China Central Television (CCTV) revealed Saturday the extent of the prostitution business in Dongguan, Guangdong province.
The rampant illegal sex trade in southeast China has long been an open secret, especially in Dongguan, the hardscrabble manufacturing hub dubbed 'China's Sin City.'
Reporters from CCTV used hidden cameras to document the underground brothels.
Beauty contests and naked girls dancing for customers took place in private karaoke rooms. The selected women would presumably offer sex services for fees ranging from hundreds to thousands of yuan.
Even though the channel accused the authorities of turning a blind eye to these illegal activities, the hotel managers interviewed didn't seem worried about possible police raids or penalties.
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The rampant illegal sex trade in southeast China has long been an open secret, especially in Dongguan, the hardscrabble manufacturing hub dubbed 'China's Sin City.'
Reporters from CCTV used hidden cameras to document the underground brothels.
Beauty contests and naked girls dancing for customers took place in private karaoke rooms. The selected women would presumably offer sex services for fees ranging from hundreds to thousands of yuan.
Even though the channel accused the authorities of turning a blind eye to these illegal activities, the hotel managers interviewed didn't seem worried about possible police raids or penalties.
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