From mountain climbing to hotpot restaurant meals, paid companionship services are on the rise in China

From mountain climbing to hotpot restaurant meals, paid companionship services are on the rise in China - British media

This article was automatically translated from Japanese by AI. The original Japanese version is the authoritative source.

Record China 2026/6/6 19:00

British news agency Reuters recently published an article stating that lonely consumers in China are supporting a $7.4 billion "companionship economy," from mountain climbing to hotpot restaurant meals.

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From mountain climbing to hotpot restaurant meals, paid companionship services are on the rise in China - British media

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