Date & Time of Session:  2018-01-15 afternoon
Location:  Sakura shekou
Name:  18
Nationality & Language: Chinese
Age: mid 20s
Face:  2/5 plain
Body:  2/5 curvy
Skill: 3/
Service: 3/5
GFE: 1/5
PSE: 3/5
Price & Session Length:  438
Repeat: Yes as I have too much left on the card, but with someone else.

With the new system at Sakura you can get a pre-paid card as before, but this time the more you put on, the bigger the added discount. So before the big exodus of our favourite talented ladies I put 3000 on a card. So now I'm working my way through the new girls to see if any of them can compete with best of the previous harem.

18 is a nice girl. Not stunning or slutty looking, but nice. She's no spinner, a tiny bit curvy and nice arse.

Her massage is fine. Not great but good enough to relax you before the fun starts.  

The main event is ok. Again comparing with the previous best it isn't the best, but it gets the job done. She took hints when I wanted something different (again, it isn't a hand pump, my balls don't need inflating. Quite the opposite) but is strange she didn't seem to understand the tip is the sensitive bit.

Anyway she was the only one on duty except Anna, and Amna wouldn't be new information.

Beware of pre-paid card scams lol. It may seem like a good deal at first, but my Chinese friends told me to always avoid:

What happens is a new owner would prop up the joint, sell a bunch of pre-paid to recuperate initial investment while building up a client base.  Then the owner will sell off the business to new management, taking the money + his staff and run off to start over again,  while the new owner has absolutely no incentive to provide good service to legacy pre-paid holders.  

This notorious business model is prevalent in all kinds of businesses in China, especially in Saunas and restaurants.

You'll find that a joint that doesn't offer pre-paid are more likely to have consistent quality, cuz they likely operating on long-term.

My favorite scam is at the jewelry store inside Renrenle. They pass out scratch off tickets to customers leaving the store. Then you take it to the jewelry store and they check it. Seems that everyone gets a 2000rmb card. Every time they put on the same faked surprise "Oh my, its a 2000rmb!". They even leave a pile of scratched off worthless tickets on the counter just to enhance the
con. Then you get to use the "winning" ticket to buy merchandise. They just happen to have a bunch of garbage priced between 2200 - 2400 rmb, so you get a huge discount. But in fact, that crap is worth maybe 100 - 200 max.

This kind of scam would get you put behind bars in most civilized countries, but in China its all good. Really need to watch everything here.

I think you give the "civilized" countries too much credit, most haven't even thought of doing such a well rehearsed scam yet. I expect to see it in Vancouver soon ...