A 32-year-old entrepreneur in China has turned a surprisingly simple idea into an unusual business: people can now pay someone to scratch their backs and other itchy spots for them. Zhang Xiaoqiao, ...

A man in southern China has launched an itch-scratching chain brand, generating monthly earnings of 100,000 yuan (US$15,000) from his two outlets. This surprising venture is spearheaded by 32-year-old ...

This video showcases a creative back-scratching chair designed for added comfort and convenience. It highlights the unique design, practical features, and entertaining idea behind this unusual DIY ...

An unusual business in China is turning back scratching into a paid relaxation service, with customers spending around 300 yuan, or nearly Rs 4,200, for a one-hour session. The service, launched by ...

Ever get that itch right between your shoulder blades that’s just impossible to reach? Now, imagine being able to book an appointment with someone whose whole job is to scratch that exact spot. Sounds ...

The business began with a social-media video. Zhang came across a clip showing a woman scratching her husband’s back. What caught his attention was not just the video itself, but the reaction in its ...

A social media video of a woman scratching her husband’s back inspired Zhang to start his own business. (AI-generated representative image) People often scratch an itch themselves, ask someone close ...

The company plans to open 100 outlets nationwide across China. A man in southern China is earning big money by scratching people's itches, according to South China Morning Post. Zhang Xiaoqiao, 32, ...

A pioneering entrepreneur in Shenzhen has introduced a unique itch-scratching chain, generating an impressive monthly revenue of 100,000 yuan (US$15,000) across two locations. - Photo: SCMP ...

A NEW job designation called “back-scratching therapist” has emerged in China’s south-eastern city of Shenzhen, Sin Chew Daily reported. Clients are billed 300 yuan (RM180) per hour. They can choose ...

A Chinese entrepreneur is raking in big bucks with an unusual business idea. The man in southern China has turned itch-scratching into a business, earning around 100,000 yuan (USD 15,000 or INR 14 ...