dont worry about girls. once you show up on the streets of beijing, lots of easy girls will throw themselves at you.

i went to propaganda one time,!!! but how come no body talked to me!!!!!!

i went with 3 more people.

TBJ Classifieds.

Make some appointments here in advance, so that you can save your time for the random checking on the street, ha!

Nomadz, you're cute....the new avatar I mean.

I think just about any club in Beijing will do for you. Once they hear you're a "back end developer" awash in cash, game over.

Poachers, vics, alfa, bar blu, Bling.

You see, they are the places young and easy girls would like to go.

Some book cafe like the one in hua mao gong yu(adroit de ShinKong), you can impress some girls because of the book you read even ^^

The library L'AF owns, there are lots of girls who actually study/socialize there, many of them don't mind to know new people and are very hot

Oh, Houhai and gulou area too, there are many girls who welcome the "surprise" that you just go to talk them on the street.

Have fun in beijing ^^

What she said..

1. Most of the smaller clubs start closing up around 3-4am, few are open past 5.
2. Varies VERY widely. I've had one a many great nights on 20 kuai. On the other end of the spectrum, rich Chinese kids impressing their friends can go through a few thousand kuai in one go. If you go to cheap bars, 50-100 kuai should get you through the night. If you go to fancier bars (and even get a table with friends) you should be fine with 2-300 kuai. This also fluctuates with cab fares, number of people in your group, food, etc.
3. Yes. Quite. Note, though, that more expensive is not especially the same thing as classier in Beijing.
4. Ha! Dress code! Please, this is China - show up in your pajamas for all they care. You'll be more than okay in a button-down shirt and jeans, even slightly overdressed in some places. You almost never see suits except for hotel bars. I've never heard of a white guy being turned away from a place for being underdressed - and I've seen some pretty shabbily dressed foreigners. Clubs do generally have a/c and heating, but it can still get pretty muggy on a crowded dance floor.

Sure... Centro in the Kerry Hotel is probably the best of the "classies." Hotel G around Gongti West is good, too. These are bars, though, meant for socializing with important people or impressing well-dressed hookers. As far as clubs go, classiness is on a Chinese standard... which means anything that lets you show off your wealth. I suppose clubs at Block 8 in Chaoyang Park would fit the bill.

Check out TBJ's reader's choice awards for a better idea. Admin, link please?

Aier,wants to meet Admin's boys?? that is an unhealthy crush Aier,what an unscrupulous little man you are!