China Women - Opinions and Advice

[Lao Ma]

When I as a young, I used to only worship the breasts, as I got older, I now crave the ass on a slithe girl. Anybody else like me? I now cannot even get excited even though the girl could be pretty with great tits but if there is no ass, I can't be having that. Current sugarbaby is a cute from anhui with small B's, but such a nice ass. She's wearing a velour track suit, and I can't help but grope her ass. Before her I was playing with another pretty girl with perfect C's on a slith body but I after hitting it twice, I couldn't get excited again. But this girl. Everyday with out a hitch.

The problem from my perspective is that many / most Chinese women have the ass of a 12 year old boy

[Onadlos]

My current gf has just informed me that none of her friends believe in this 'superstitious crap'. And she is only a few years out of the backblocks of rural China (Hanshou County near Changde (Hunan). So apparently, these cultural traditions are fast dying out!

Cheers

My girlfriend has been wearing red underwear as described. She said it's a cultural thing.

[StinkyFeet]

When I as a young, I used to only worship the breasts, as I got older, I now crave the ass on a slithe girl. Anybody else like me? I now cannot even get excited even though the girl could be pretty with great tits but if there is no ass, I can't be having that. Current sugarbaby is a cute from anhui with small B's, but such a nice ass. She's wearing a velour track suit, and I can't help but grope her ass. Before her I was playing with another pretty girl with perfect C's on a slith body but I after hitting it twice, I couldn't get excited again. But this girl. Everyday with out a hitch.

[Ikksman]

My current gf has just informed me that none of her friends believe in this 'superstitious crap'. And she is only a few years out of the backblocks of rural China (Hanshou County near Changde (Hunan). So apparently, these cultural traditions are fast dying out! Cheers

The best explanation of the tradition that I could find is given below and is relevant for 2014. Interesting that the red string should be worn every 6 years! Some Chinese apparently only wear the red item, during chunjie (the 15 day Chinese New Year period). However, it is also apparent that many Chinese like to wear red all the time! Online ads show red waist strings being sold all year!

"For many Chinese, it's necessary to wear red underwear, a red string around the waist or wrist, or a gold necklace throughout the entire ben ming nian, the zodiac year in which they were born.

"For example, those born in the year of horse, namely the years of 1918, 1930, 1942, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990 and 2002, are entering their ben ming nian this year.

"Ben ming nian (destiny year) is supposed to be a year of extremely bad luck and many difficulties.

"Many people don't realize, however, that cautions also apply to those separated in birth by six years.

"This is because those born in the destiny year — and those six years away — are said to offend the god Tai Sui, the ancient Chinese name for Saturn. This year "it's horses and rats, on opposite sides of the 12-animal zodiac.

"It's said that the god that protects horse people departs for heaven that year, leaving the person unprotected and vulnerable to all kinds of dangers.

"Red is considered an auspicious and lucky color that can counter bad luck, while gold is said to have enough spiritual power to conquer evil spirits. Thus, the red clothing, strings and gold jewelry — they are supposed to be kept close to the body at all times.

"Some people buy Tai Sui amulets in a small red paper pouch and carry it with them throughout the year, burning it before the next new year arrives.

"Horses and rats are advised not to go to funerals since they are more vulnerable to yin (cold) energy and evil spirits this year."

[Ikksman]

Thanks for your input. Everything makes sense. I have delved back into the forum archive here, and googled (English only) for information. My current gf just says she doesn't believe in all this superstition, so she isn't much help. [S N I P]

My current gf has just informed me that none of her friends believe in this 'superstitious crap'. And she is only a few years out of the backblocks of rural China (Hanshou County near Changde (Hunan). So apparently, these cultural traditions are fast dying out!

Cheers

[Ikksman]

My understanding is that one's birth sign year is an extremely unlucky, and perilous time. Something red is worn to ward off evil at all times, ie. May not be removed. In recent times I've seen this several times in the form of a piece of red string around the waist, a red string bracelet (with gold charm attached) , and a red neck pendant. I've seen much discussion (and photos) on this forum over the years.

Ice

Thanks for your input. Everything makes sense. I have delved back into the forum archive here, and googled (English only) for information. My current gf just says she doesn't believe in all this superstition, so she isn't much help.

But I am a pedantic, detailed driven bastard (because of my profession) , and I strongly believe that we do not fully understand the tradition.

For example, I have seen many, many girls of all different ages wearing pendants / charms on red string around their necks or wrists. I have always thought that the girls could not afford a necklace / bracelet and so use lucky red string. I have seen stall holders selling jewellery automatically offer red string to buyers of all ages.

I have specific knowledge of 2 acquaintances (one 22, and the other 28) , where they bought and wore jewellery on red string around their neck. On the other hand, I remember maybe 10 years ago, I bought some charm (I can't remember if it was jade or gold etc) , that supposedly had special significance for my gf's mother as a birthday present. My gf was adamant that the charm had to be worn on red string! The mother could have been turning 48, but I am uncertain.

Maybe it is only the red string around the waist that is of special significance during the year of a person's zodiac animal sign?

Do some girls keep wearing waist red string after the end of the year?

What is the significance of red string, versus other red articles of clothing, which of course are removed daily?

Does the red string ideally have to be bought by someone else?

I find this an interesting discussion, although not strictly relevant to the objectives of this forum except that:

O at this point of time, I have drawn the tentative conclusion that one cannot reliably calculate a girl's age if she wears red string.

O better understanding this tradition, may assist win the hearts and affection of our SYTs.

Cheers.

P. S. Of course I realise that the tradition applies to both males and females, but I haven't seen many naked males!

[Ice Dragon]

My understanding is that one's birth sign year is an extremely unlucky, and perilous time. Something red is worn to ward off evil at all times, ie. May not be removed. In recent times I've seen this several times in the form of a piece of red string around the waist, a red string bracelet (with gold charm attached) , and a red neck pendant. I've seen much discussion (and photos) on this forum over the years.

Ice

In other words if, this year, I meet a girl that is wearing a red string, then she was born in a year of the Horse (for example 1990).

I know that some Chinese people wear red to help keep them safe as it scares off a specific dragon (can't remember its name) that causes disaster. But this is probably not related to the wearing of red during one's zodiac animal year, as they do this every year?

I do understand that the year of their zodiac animal is regarded as an auspicious year for the person, but why wear red only during this particular year? Why scare off a dragon only during their zodiac animal year?

And I think someone once told me that the red clothing worn to ward off the 'disaster' dragon had to be bought or made by someone else.

Maybe the complete answer to the tradition is more complex!

Cheers

[Ikksman]

Good observation. This is a Chinese tradition, every 12 years from you birth, Not only girls, but also boys suppose to wear red belt, short or red inner clothers to keep them safe, from disaster, etc. This is a well know fact.

JB

In other words if, this year, I meet a girl that is wearing a red string, then she was born in a year of the Horse (for example 1990).

I know that some Chinese people wear red to help keep them safe as it scares off a specific dragon (can't remember its name) that causes disaster. But this is probably not related to the wearing of red during one's zodiac animal year, as they do this every year?

I do understand that the year of their zodiac animal is regarded as an auspicious year for the person, but why wear red only during this particular year? Why scare off a dragon only during their zodiac animal year?

And I think someone once told me that the red clothing worn to ward off the 'disaster' dragon had to be bought or made by someone else.

Maybe the complete answer to the tradition is more complex!

Cheers

[Jude Bright]

I am sure that many experienced members here have encountered SYTs wearing a red string around their waist. Why do they wear it?

I have heard that only Rat girls wear it. Also, I think I remember reading on this forum that only girls who are 12, 24 or 36 years of age wear it.

I know rodeo cowboys hang on to a rope that is around their mount! Could it be something similar?

Do you think that I could get a research grant to investigate further and do statistical analyses of selected sample groups?

Cheers

Good observation. This is a Chinese tradition, every 12 years from you birth, Not only girls, but also boys suppose to wear red belt, short or red inner clothers to keep them safe, from disaster, etc. This is a well know fact.

JB

[Ikksman]

I am sure that many experienced members here have encountered SYTs wearing a red string around their waist. Why do they wear it?

I have heard that only Rat girls wear it. Also, I think I remember reading on this forum that only girls who are 12, 24 or 36 years of age wear it.

I know rodeo cowboys hang on to a rope that is around their mount! Could it be something similar?

Do you think that I could get a research grant to investigate further and do statistical analyses of selected sample groups?

Cheers

[StinkyFeet]

Any thoughts on this? Asking any seniors from south China area any experience on this. This is my second time doing this coming tomorrow. Another cute 18yo white tiger. My first experience wasn't a match made in heaven but was close to a stunner in my book. This time I hope to just have as much fun as possible before she disappears on me.

[Ikksman]

First, let me qualify that I have done far more Chinese WG than their Filipina counterparts. That said, I have had a fair share of Pinays over the years.

I don't always ask but I have only encountered a few Chinese WGs that had babies. On the other hand, I found that the majority of Pinay WGs have kids.

Chinese girls tend to wait for marriage to have babies and when they get divorced, most of them have some means to support themselves and their children. The fathers take more responsibility in this regard. Thus, they don't need to go on the game to support the kids.

Filipinas just seem to get knocked up and dumped without recourse by deadbeat fathers and end up on the game to support their children. Thailand is similar.

Just my POV.

OAH

Generally agree. One further difference is that Chinese girls will have abortions, whereas Pinays tend to want to keep the baby. Filipino families also tend to accept and support the babies. Some Pinay girls even seem to want to have babies, especially if a light-skinned westerner is involved. Status? Potential support?

One of my Filipina ex's has a cousin (urban middle class family) who knocked up his girlfriend when they both were high school classmates. They got married and subsequently produced 5 daughters. Four of the girls all had babies before they turned 17. The whole family of course supported them. Only the youngest could manage to keep her panties above her knees, and my ex-wife and I supported her through her nursing degree. Now she supports the rest of the family! And of course they are no longer a middle class family like the parents, but perennially teetering on the edge of poverty.

[OldAsiaHand]

First, let me qualify that I have done far more Chinese WG than their Filipina counterparts. That said, I have had a fair share of Pinays over the years.

I don't always ask but I have only encountered a few Chinese WGs that had babies. On the other hand, I found that the majority of Pinay WGs have kids.

Chinese girls tend to wait for marriage to have babies and when they get divorced, most of them have some means to support themselves and their children. The fathers take more responsibility in this regard. Thus, they don't need to go on the game to support the kids.

Filipinas just seem to get knocked up and dumped without recourse by deadbeat fathers and end up on the game to support their children. Thailand is similar.

Just my POV.

OAH

[Ikksman]

Whislt I'm certainly not an expert on Chinese girls, (but do have a passing familiarity with Pinays) any comparisons are tough, simply because Pinays are happy to get their panties with no pretense because they genuinely and enthusiastically enjoy sex. They also know much less about birth control thanks to the ridiculous teachings or lack thereof by the church. They might have a moments guilt about the church nonsense but I've had many many ladies I chatted with, then met for first time in a mall, and had them in bed within the hour.

I think that Chinese are equally ignorant regarding birth control. Maybe Pinays just love sex more. Filipinos seem to be more open about sexual matters, have less hang-ups, and this enables them to enjoy sex more? Maybe they are also more fertile (?). I wonder if pollution in China is a factor!

Cheers

[Ikksman]

The other difference of course is that Chinese gals are just a bit more hairy. LOL.

My experience is that Chinese girls have very little underarm hair compared to Pinay.

I have never encountered a Pinay white tiger, but I have met several Chinese white tiger (actually I just counted 6, although 2 of them actually had a tiny bit of fluff above the object of our desire). Natural white tigers in China versus artificial (ie shaved) white tigers in PI. I know which I prefer!

OT, but did you know Filipinos regard a girl with hairy arms as quite sexy? WTF!

Cheers