Foshan Shunde Beijiao 金舒豪 Leisure Club Goes Viral, Shop Listed Rule Not to Recruit Technicians Over 30 Years Old, Dianping All Positive Reviews Worth a Try | Madou Gua Net | Free Adult Gossip and Dirt Website under Madou Media

The Jinshuhao Leisure Club in Beijiao, Shunde, Foshan, has recently become incredibly popular. A notice posted online states that the club does not offer massage services to anyone over 30 years old; if you want older massage therapists, please go elsewhere. This notice easily garnered over a million views online, and the comment section exploded. Some people actually went there and complained that the staff were all middle-aged women. Others stared at the massage therapists' photos, asking which place had such nice staff dressed like that for foot massages. The original poster simply replied, "That's how it is." The age threshold has been brought up in comparison to the workplace; 35 is already considered a high age, but it seems a club can attract those under 30. Youth and beauty have become the key criteria.

Dianping (a Chinese review platform) allows users to write more directly under their real names.

The same shop can be easily found on Dianping and Meituan, labeled as a casual massage and foot bath, with a 3.4 rating, an average price of 126 RMB per person, and over 100 favorites. Customer reviews are quite frank: "The environment is nice, the girls are pretty, you can 'get intimate' (a euphemism for sexual activity), Jin Shuhao (a massage therapist) is very good quality, big breasts and buttocks, good hygiene; the girls' attitude is top-notch, the massage technique is excellent, I'll come again next time, the new shop is open, the girls are gentle and pretty." Reviews range from the end of last year to March of this year, with most saying "exceeded expectations," accompanied by pictures of marble corridors, neon-lit private rooms, and moon-shaped lights. The platform advertises foot baths, but the text repeatedly mentions "pretty girls, you can 'get intimate' (a euphemism for sexual activity)."

Online viewing and in-store experience offset each other

On X, there was a mix of onlookers and sarcastic remarks. Some asked if it was just a massage, while others directly asked about the price per person. The original poster (OP) only found out after visiting. Some also said that the younger masseuses were weak and lacked strength, while OP replied that there were slightly stronger ones. The OP was repeatedly asked if there were similar shops in Hangzhou. On Dianping (a Chinese review platform), there were real-name ratings from customers who had visited the shop. The combination of these two sources completely amplified the buzz surrounding this small Beijiao shop. The environment was newly renovated and trendy, with the "PARTY-K" sign prominently displayed, matching the photos of the masseuses circulating online.

Age voucher plus special services controversy

This whole situation isn't complicated. A foot massage parlor publicly posted a notice stating they didn't want technicians over 30, which was then circulated as a joke. On review platforms, customers of the same establishment have used even more explicit language to describe their experiences. Young and attractive staff are being used as selling points, while older technicians are being directly turned away. Some comments hope other establishments will follow suit, while others feel the content is too explicit. Despite operating as a massage and foot bath parlor, the numerous reviews interpreting it as offering "special services" have turned Jin Shuhao from a local small shop into a hot topic online.

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