Dinner dating Liuzhou China

Few Chinese people really use email the way most westerners do.

Unless they use it in a work context where they might not want casual acquaintances or potential dates leaving messages , they may only check it about once a month, or more likely they will have forgotten their log-in details and have to start a new account. You invited her, so you pay. Not because you are a guy, but because you did the inviting. That is the way in China for ANY invitation - whether it is to a member of the opposite sex or a group of twenty associates.

If you do the inviting, you are expected to pay although there may be token attempts by others to pay. I want to refer to "You invited her, so you pay. That is the way in China for ANY invitation". So if a Chinese girl invites you she'd take care of everything? Not that I'm even thinking about it but am just curious?

If this is the case then I guess it doesn't happen often in China and even if the girl likes you she's more likely to wait until you invite her lol? Well, I guess this is up to one's personality but quite a few girls do that. If by 'take care of everything' you mean will she pay for dinner if she did the inviting, the answer is a simple 'yes'. I have been invited for dinner or lunch several times over the years by women not necessarily romantic prospects and they have been happy to pay.

I have usually, but not always, reciprocated by inviting them to eat on some later occasion. Yes this is what I meant and I'm very surprised to read this.

I guess this is a small percentage of Chinese women but anyway, I don't want to be judgmental so will wait to see it by myself. I don't think so. It is just part of Chinese culture or etiquette. The person doing the inviting almost always pays. In fact they often repeat "I invite you" to emphasise that the treat is on them. Im looking forward to experiencing this myself. Not that Im planning on dating any chinese at all but surely there will be occasions to experience it.

I'll report back boys and girls. I'm getting confused by all these posts Anyway, I guess letting the guy pay is just a tradition, but it's slowly dying out as women are gaining their rights and earning just as much as men do. I think it's just a sign of respect. Plus, I would hate it if some guy asked me to split AA on the first date It's not about the money. It's about his willingness to spend his money on you. In reference to the comments above on if a girl invites and choosing who to pay, I think that if a girl invited someone out, like going to the movies or something, she could just want to spend time with you, but hasn't thought much about who will pay.

You will see at the time if she was planning on paying when you're buying tickets. If you like the girl, though, you wouldn't mind paying even if she asked you out. I guess overtime, if that continues to happen, you'll gradually start disliking her for making you feel like you've been used But anyway, my point is that if she has even thought about it, she might insist on paying. Otherwise, I think it is still courteous to offer to pay instead of just standing there and pretending like you're preoccupied with someone else when it times come to pay.

Sooo, if a girl asks you out, no, it doesn't automatically mean that she pays. It kind of just depends on the situation I don't even think much about who will pay before I go out to dinner with someone. I think saying it's a tradition is a little outdated no? Women want to have equal rights, earn the same as men, be independent and be treated seriously. I totally agree with this and believe this is how it should be in the first place, so then?

Why would paying for a girl be a sign of respect or someone's way to show the willingness to spend cash on her? Why wouldn't it be the other way round? Is a man or a woman "better" in any way? It's all relative to your income and what you can afford. For one spending RMB in a restaurant can be peanuts, for another it could be a fortune. I guess if women take this as the factor to judge men, then no wonder they regret getting in a relationship after some time and somehow become unhappy. I've seen it all over. In my opinion this should be mutual, although again and again and again, I have always been spending much more than any other girl I have ever been going out with.

No stats Im afraid but this should give you a good perspective. I never wait myself for a single moment before paying on such occassions but always, i mean ALWAYS, appreciate gestures or good intentions. Most of the time, if there's some willingness to contribute I won't even bother and say this is on me but seeing a girl make an effort goes a long way - that's what counts!

I hate when some simply assume this is how it works and this is the right thing to do I don't know, I might be weird. I'm thinking maybe it's because most of the girls from back home where I lived for 18 years Poland have this kind of personality traits. If they knew I wouldn't let them I'd get a nice surprise so that I had no chance to stop them. This was always really sweet and somehow I feel like a way to go. I guess this could have a large impact on my way of thinking nowadays.

I'm not saying I am right and everyone else is wrong. We just have different perceptions and even though I don't agree with some comments I definitely respect them. Car Hire See all Liuzhou car hire. Compare More Popular Hotels. View Hotel. Free parking. Breakfast Buffet. Air conditioning. Non-smoking hotel. Breakfast included. Give yourself extra time to eat at their Globe breakfast buffet. Convenient location, friendly staff, clean rooms, good river view, reasonable food choices, shuttle buses to airport, value for money,very suitable for business travelers, also recommend it for leisure travelers.

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