Eligibility is based on owning the latest iPhone, a luxury car, or meeting one of 27 exclusive criteria. However, to qualify for the low-cost service, female clients must meet at least one of 27 specific conditions.
Requirements include owning property in a high-end community, driving an Audi, Mercedes, or Porsche, or using an iPhone 16 Pro Max. Other qualifying criteria include possessing luxury handbags, working for major tech firms such as Tencent or Huawei , holding residency in Hong Kong or Macau, or having travelled to Europe or the US, report by SCMP added. Social media influencers with over , followers, brand founders, and professionals such as doctors and bankers are also eligible.
A staff member explained to local media that customers must provide proof that they meet the eligibility requirements before receiving the discounted massage. As per the report by South China Morning Post, despite the exclusivity, one anonymous customer who tried the service reported that it felt no different from a standard massage. Nonetheless, more than orders had been placed on the app as of the time of reporting.
Others suspect the promotion is merely a marketing gimmick, arguing that those who meet the requirements are unlikely to be drawn in by a 9-yuan discount. This is not the first time such identity-based customer requirements have made headlines in China. The recent executive order by Trump targeting international students who participated in pro-Palestinian protests has caused fear among Indian students on F-1 visas at US universities.
The order threatens to prosecute and deport non-citizen students, leaving many feeling silenced and afraid to speak out against injustices. Co-presented by. Associate Sponsors. Story continues below this ad. Tags: massage. Post Comment. Anxiety on campus after Trump says visas of pro-Palestinian protesters will be cancelled. India 35 min ago. View all shorts. Here are 5 charts on where India stands globally.
