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Dating in China: What You Should Know Before You Swipe
When it comes to dating in Asia, China might not be the first country that comes to mind—Thailand often takes that spotlight. One reason? Prostitution is illegal in China, which makes the dating scene a bit more under the radar. But don’t worry—with a little effort and the right approach, making meaningful (or fun) connections is absolutely possible.
Top Dating Apps to Try
If you're looking to meet someone, start with the right apps. The go-to platforms in China are Tinder, TanTan (basically the local version of Tinder), and Bumble. Once you've matched and exchanged a few messages, it’s super common to switch the conversation over to WeChat—China’s all-in-one messaging app.
⚠️ Heads up: If you want to add a woman on WeChat using her ID, you’ll likely need a Chinese SIM card. Just one of those little quirks to keep in mind!
Watch Out for Scams
Let’s keep it real—dating apps in China can be a bit of a minef
