What is the best Chinese dating app?

What is the best Chinese dating app?

Momo
Momo is, by far, the most popular Chinese dating app and by the number of users this mobile app is only second to WeChat.

How can I meet a Chinese woman?

Where to Meet Chinese Women?

• FindAsianBeauty. FindAsianBeauty is an excellent dating service that has been active in the online dating market for a couple of years.
• AsianBeautyOnline. AsianBeautyOnline is a dating portal for men and women who cannot wait for their love.
• DateAsianWoman.

Is QQ a dating site?

QQ was first released as a “network paging” real-time communications service. Other features were later added, such as chatrooms, games, personal avatars (similar to “Meego” in MSN), online storage, and Internet dating services.

What is the Chinese version of Tinder?

Tantan. Often referred to as the “Chinese Tinder”, Tantan was recently acquired by Momo, one of the biggest social networking apps in China. Tantan is a must if you’re living in or visiting a mega city like Shanghai or Beijing.

Where can I meet Chinese singles?

To find high quality matches when you’re dating in China, stick with these 8 Chinese dating sites and apps that really work:

• Tantan.
• Momo.
• ChinaLoveCupid.
• Jiayuan.
• Tinder.
• Badoo.
• Cherry Blossoms.
• Date In Asia.

What is Chinese dating culture like?

In traditional Chinese culture, dating doesn’t involve sex. Sex before marriage is usually frowned upon. Thankfully, the attitudes toward sex are changing, and more Chinese women consider sex as a good sign of a growing relationship that is headed the marriage way.

How do you connect with people in China?

Staying in touch with someone in China

1. 飞信 / Feition. If you haven’t tried 飞信 yet, have a look right now.
2. Skype. Skype is still the ultimate international communications tool, in my view.
3. Google Talk. The biggest contender for Skype’s throne is Google Talk.
4. China Mobile.
5. Dropbox.
6. QQ.
7. RenRen.
8. Weixin.

Is QQ a dating app?

Chinese multinational Tencent has announced it is launching a Tinder-esque dating product titled ‘Quingliao’, or ‘light chat’. Users tap either a heart or a cross on profiles as they browse. It is only possible to open a profile with an existing WeChat or QQ account (both are Tencent-owned).