droid wrote:she is a little bit common for a Changsha girl. I saw many that looked like that there. Some working at food joints, hotel front desks, walking around the Technology mall area. Most were not her height though, she is also taller than the average Changsha/Hunan man too. The problem with China is that you could be super hot, but if you are not seen by the right guy at the right time,
Great kai, thanks. makes sense.
I noticed over there that some of the local "taste" includes height in girls, from seeing their ultra-tall models, etc. But height is something some of us are not really into necessarily.
I'm saying, differences in taste might actually leave some other windows of opportunity..
Anyhow, what you describe, to me, is p-paradise.
It's a heck of a lot of difference when compared to our chump-ridden dating wasteland.
On a side note, I hate it when they do the west-mimicking, like in the picture you posted, with random English words, etc. why? how dumb.
It 'd be better if she was in a short qipao on a traditional Chinese setting etc.
Height in models will always be a must anywhere in the world. Talking about regular Chinese men's taste in height: see this post:
viewtopic.php?p=144619#144619. That thread sucks, I guess I should pull that out of there and into a new thread or put it in my guide. They like height to a degree but there are a few other things that always take a much higher preference.
Anyway, the random English word crap is the same shit Westerners do with Chinese symbols on their tattoos. They laugh at many of us that do that. Another culture's writing will always look interesting to another.
Yes China is a poosy paradise. Go in the summer. Stand on the sidewalks in the busy areas in Changsha and just watch all the hot young girls walking around in short skirts, dresses, shorts with umbrellas. Count all the 8-10s. Wear polarized sunglasses so they cannot see you eye rape them.

You can do this in any semi-large Chinese city and see the same damn thing. Over and Over and Over. It never gets old either. The purest numbers game there is. Someone at RVF did some rough math, and there is maybe ~350,000-400,000 or so hot not fat women in the US. I bet China has 10 million+ at least (6-10s). 50 million would not be too unbelievable.
If you want any Chinese woman to wear a qipao, become their boyfriend first and then ask them to wear one for you. Now that I think about it, that is a great "shit-test". Any Chinese woman that tells you no or never, immediately dump them. My wife wears them anytime I ask. One Chinese woman I dated showed me pictures of her wearing one, she was very traditional except for her addiction of RnB music.

Most traditionally minded ones will not mind wearing them but you might have to ask first. Those things are tight and form fitting. A regular short skirt is less inhibiting of movement than a qipao. You are less likely to fight them over a p***y skirt than a qipao.

If they gain a little bit of weight they may not be able to wear a specific one they have in their closet. Some few women have those qipao shirt/tops that look cool and there are even Winter style ones they can wear with tights. They also have these qipao dresses for everyday wear that are very nice looking, I bought my wife a few of those. You can find all of those on Taobao.com and buy them for her. Or make her buy them and wear them for you.
Most Chinese only wear qipaos for weddings, Spring Festival (Chinese New Year), tomb sweeping day, certain socialite parties, etc. So if someone is wearing a standard traditional one, others around them are probably looking at them wondering what the occasion is. It's like an African walking around in a full African outfit and there is no party or Church to attend. Or maybe almost an American in a tuxedo or a 3 piece suit with a vest walking around. It was common to dress like that in the 20's in both China or the US, but nowadays everyone likes wearing more practical things to wear everyday.