Betel nut Xishi is a profession unique to Taiwan, where sparsely dressed, sexy women solicit and sell betel nuts on the side of the road. "Betel nut Xishi" first appeared in the late 1990s, is a new trick of betel nut dealers to recruit customers to hire young and beautiful girls to sit on the stage to promote betel nut, known as "betel nut Xishi".
The small shop selling betel nuts is a small glass house with simple equipment, usually only a freezer, a table and a high stool. "Betel Nut Xi Shi" was exposed in the glass shop, a short dyed hair appeared very flamboyant, wearing a miniskirt, heavy makeup, although not comparable to Xizi, but its gorgeous is also imagined.
Betel nut Xishi has become a signboard of "treasure island culture". Xishi culture was also featured in travel magazines, made into postcards, refrigerator stickers, and film and television.
The main customer of Taiwan's betel nut stalls, truck drivers, chew betel nuts to help refresh themselves while driving long distances.
In order to attract business, some stores launch flamboyant dances or worse welfare to the edge of the law. Since 2002, Taiwan's local governments have banned the excessively revealing betel nut Xishi and regulated it by law, so far there are not many betel nut Xishi in major metropolitan areas such as Taipei, Taichung, Tainan, Kaohsiung and other urban areas, only sporadic stalls are distributed near the interchange, and the clothing is no longer as exposed as before. This is exactly:
Neon flashing glass windows, a variety of cool clothes.
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