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Chinese entrepreneur launches paid back-scratching service at Rs 4,200 per hour

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A Chinese entrepreneur has launched a professional itch-scratching service, charging the equivalent of Rs 4,200 per hour. Trained staff are employed to provide the service, aimed at offering customers relief and relaxation. The concept has gained notable traction in Shenzhen, a major urban hub in China. Buoyed by early success, the business owner is now planning to expand the service across the country. The venture highlights a growing market for unconventional personal care services in urban China.

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