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Which Dating App is Mostly Used in China?
Monthly active users of dating apps in China (credit: statista)
Looking for love (or just some fun) in China? With so many dating apps out there, it’s hard to know where to start. Keep reading, I’ve got you covered.
- For dates: Stick with Bumble and Tinder (best for global users) or Tantan (one of the top local dating apps).
- For deeper connections: Try Soul (if you’re patient) or Xiaohongshu (organic networking).
App | What It’s For | Who’s On It | Effectiveness | Foreigner-Friendly? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Tinder | Swipe-based matching | Expats, English-speaking locals, travelers | High response rate | ✅ Yes (English-friendly) |
Bumble | Women-led global swipe dating, English-first matching | Expats, international locals, globally-minded Chinese singles | Very high match rate, low spam & inactive interactions | ✅ Fully English, top expat recommendation |
Tantan | Local casual dating platform | Young locals (18-30), students, casual daters | Mixed (frequent unresponsive matches) | 🟡 In-app translation available |
Soul | Anonymous personality-based social matching | Introverts, Gen Z users | Low (time-consuming matching process) | ❌ Chinese-only |
Momo | Daily social & activity networking | General local users, outgoing individuals | Inconsistent matching quality | ❌ Chinese-only |
Xiaohongshu | Lifestyle content & casual social networking | Urban female users (60%+), creators, lifestyle enthusiasts | Moderate (active engagement required) | 🟡 Built-in comment translation |
All-in-one daily communication app | General users across China | Low organic match rate, authentic real-person profiles | 🟡 Basic Chinese required | |
Blued | Men’s social & livestream platform | Urban male social users | High usage rate, heavy commercial content, privacy considerations | 🟡 Limited English support |
Lesdo | Women’s social community platform | Female community users | Low activity level, occasional technical instability and dormant accounts | ❌ Chinese-only |
Where to Meet Chinese Singles?
There are plenty of online and offline ways to connect with Chinese singles beyond dedicated dating apps.
- Online: Start with foreign-friendly apps Bumble and Tinder, alongside local platforms Tantan and Soul. Posting content on Xiaohongshu is extremely effective — many locals will comment and DM you spontaneously for casual chats and connections. You can also meet friendly singles through online games like Apex, LOL, Valorant, OW etc., which are very popular social spaces for young Chinese people.
- Offline: Join city hobby meetups, language exchange events, expat gatherings, cafes and nightlife venues. Casual in-person approaches, such as politely asking for contact information while out in public, also work surprisingly well for making real-life connections with locals.
👍Top 3 China Dating Apps for Foreigners
If you’re all about that first impression based on looks, Tinder, Bumble and Tantan are your best apps in China. Both follow the classic swipe-left, swipe-right format, but they cater to slightly different crowds.
Both have flaws, but hey—dating apps are a numbers game. Swipe wisely, and maybe keep WeChat handy for follow-ups
#1 China Dating App: Tinder
If you’re looking for a dating app in China that feels familiar, Tinder is your best bet. Tinder is not available for direct download on mainland China’s official app stores; expats require overseas app accounts to access it, but that’s actually a good thing—it means you’re more likely to match with girls/boys who speak English and have international experience. Many users have studied or worked abroad, so the vibe is a bit more global compared to local apps.
The interface is clean, the swiping is smooth, and the matches tend to be more responsive. Plus, it’s a great way to meet people who are open to cross-cultural connections. If you’re a foreigner in China, Tinder is probably the most comfortable and effective option.
#2 China Dating App: Bumble
As overwhelmingly confirmed by expat communities and Reddit China life discussions, Bumble is widely regarded as the single best English-friendly dating app for foreigners living in mainland China, ranking equal or even above Tinder for real connections. Unlike most local Chinese platforms, the vast majority of Bumble users in China possess strong English proficiency, and consistent match opportunities exist even in second-tier Chinese cities, not just major metropolises like Shanghai and Beijing.
The platform attracts genuine international expats, globally-minded local singles, and people seeking sincere cross-cultural relationships, with far less scam activity, casual validation-seeking profiles, and ghosting issues compared to Tantan and older domestic apps. Many long-term expat users state Bumble is their only reliable option for meaningful matches among all accessible dating services in China.
#3 China Dating App: Tantan
Tantan is often called the Chinese Tinder, and it’s easy to see why—it adopts the swipe-left, swipe-right format. It is among China’s top casual dating apps. The app’s translate button helps bridge language gaps, but let’s face it—awkward Google Translate convos aren’t exactly romantic.
However, it’s not without its flaws. While you might get plenty of matches, don’t be surprised if many of them never reply. A lot of users seem to be on the app for validation rather than actual conversations. That said, it’s still a decent option if you’re looking to meet Chinese singles, especially if you’re willing to put in the effort to sift through the matches. Just keep your expectations in check.
What's more, VIP memberships unlock perks like unlimited rewinds (oops, swiped left too fast?), location spoofing, and 5 daily “Super Likes” to boost your visibility. TanTan’s “real-user face verification” (blue checkmarks) adds trust to your profile.
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If you’re tired of swiping on faces and want something a little different, Soul and Momo offer alternatives. Soul is for the introverts who want deeper conversations (even if they take forever), and Momo is for the extroverts who don’t mind a little chaos in their social life.
#4 China Dating App: Soul
Soul is the app for people who are tired of swiping on faces and want to connect based on personality tests and interests. It’s all about finding your “soulmate” through shared vibes, not just looks. You take a personality test, get matched with people, and chat using anonymous avatars.
There’s a “Moments” feed where people post random thoughts, memes, or stuff they wouldn’t share on WeChat. Think of it as a mix of Twitter and a diary. They’ve got voice chat rooms for late-night talks about astrology, gaming, or whatever’s trending. It’s kind of fun if you’re into that.
It’s supposed to feel deeper, but let’s be honest—it can take forever to find someone you actually vibe with. Cuz with Soul, you might spend hours chatting with someone, only to meet up and realize there’s zero physical connection. And that’s frustrating.
#5 China Dating App: Momo
Momo is the pioneer of Chinese social-dating apps, but it’s a bit of a mixed bag. Its overall user scale is nowhere near second only to WeChat among all Chinese apps, but it remains a long-established local social app. While it’s tried to rebrand itself as an interest-based social app (with shopping, games, food and sport groups), it’s still a magnet for attention-seekers and thirsty DMs.
Think endless workout videos, screenshots of WeChat wallet balances, and some… let’s just say, forward messages. It’s only available in Chinese, so it’s not the most foreigner-friendly option, but if you’re curious about the China local dating, Momo is definitely an experience.
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Outstanding12059 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.54km from city center
The room had excellent natural light, and the housekeeping was meticulous with no unpleasant odors. The mattress was just right – not too soft, not too firm. Check-in at the front desk was quick and thoughtful. The water pressure in the bathroom was stable. Overall, it offered outstanding value for money and convenient access. Very satisfied. 076.From€87
Outstanding6373 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.47km from city center
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Abel from the Concierge Team at Radisson Blu Hotel Shanghai New World.
Before our trip, I contacted the hotel from my home country to arrange a birthday surprise for my friend. Abel was incredibly helpful from the very beginning. He responded promptly, provided detailed information about the room decoration options, and even suggested different color themes to make the setup more special. Throughout the entire process, he stayed in touch, answered all my questions, and ensured that every detail was taken care of.
When we arrived, the room looked even better than I had imagined. The surprise brought so much joy to my friend, and it made her birthday truly memorable. No one had ever organized such a surprise for her before, so seeing her reaction was absolutely priceless. I am very grateful to Abel for helping make this special moment possible.
I would also like to say a few words about the hotel itself. While the property may not be the newest in Shanghai, it is exceptionally well maintained, clean, comfortable, and full of character. The breakfasts are delicious, offering a great variety of choices, and the location is simply outstanding, making it easy to explore the city.
Choosing Radisson Blu Hotel Shanghai New World was definitely the right decision for us. We have been enjoying every day of our stay and creating wonderful memories here. Thank you to Abel and Jessica and the entire hotel team for your warm hospitality and excellent service. We truly appreciate everything you have done for us! ❤️From€93
Outstanding8153 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.7km from city center
This is our second time choosing this hotel. We met Trista, who was so sweet! She helped upgrade my child's breakfast and even prepared cookies for them when we checked in. The service here truly makes you feel at home. I love this place, mainly because it's incredibly convenient. This time, I chose a stay that included breakfast, and I don't regret it at all. There were so many options, and everything was delicious.
Right next to the hotel lobby, there's a plaza with a supermarket, McDonald's, and Luckin Coffee. Cross the street, and you'll find tons of great food. Turn another corner, and you're on Nanjing Road, Shanghai's most walkable pedestrian street, with the biggest Pop Mart, Lego store, and M&M's chocolate store. It's so convenient! If you get tired, you can always go back to the hotel to rest before heading out to explore more.From€123
Very Good5334 Reviews
Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area Shanghai|1.78km from city center
Belonging to the Okura Hotels group, the cleanliness is top-notch by domestic standards. The location is excellent – it's quietly situated yet right next to a subway station where three lines converge. As for service, the parking attendant was quite impatient. When I asked how to reserve a PMO parking spot, he dismissively said it wasn't his concern, which was a bit much. There's definitely a gap compared to Okura hotels in Japan in this regard. Although the facilities are 36 years old, they are well-maintained, but the signs of age are inevitably present.From€84
Outstanding10616 Reviews
Train Station Area Shanghai|2.4km from city center
Fantastic experience overall! The room was clean and comfortable, and the heated pool and 24-hour gym were a great bonus. The staff were warm, professional, and incredibly efficient. My entire stay was a breeze, and I highly recommend it. It's perfect for business travelers, making for a top-notch stay.From€78
Business travel
2496 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|0.85km from city center
Traveling with kids and family, choosing this hotel was absolutely the right decision! The hotel is very easy to find and close to the subway station, so no worries about transportation when going out with children. The room was spacious, and in addition to basic amenities, they also provided children's slippers and toothbrushes, which was a very thoughtful touch. The hotel staff were incredibly nice, and our overall stay was very pleasant. My family was very satisfied!From€148
Excellent9305 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.73km from city center
Service: The hotel's guest manager and other service staff were all polite and responsible. They immediately addressed anything I felt was not up to par. However, I must honestly tell you that the hotel's hygiene and room facilities urgently need maintenance and adjustment.
Hygiene: One bed sheet was dirty and another was torn. This shouldn't happen at a five-star hotel; even budget hotels like Atour or Orange wouldn't have this issue. My habit is to check if the bed is clean first when I stay at a hotel. I believe this part of the cleaning is the most important. Furthermore, the bathroom and room floors also need more attention during cleaning. As for the delivery robots, if there aren't enough, I suggest adding more, or at least inform guests about the wait. Please don't leave guests' meals in the elevator; I happened to see mine there when I entered. I don't quite understand this practice.
In summary, as a five-star hotel, I hope you can strive to improve your quality. Thank you.From€113
Good8555 Reviews
The North Bund Area Shanghai|2.55km from city center
I’m so glad I chose the Mehood Elegant Hotel. It was the perfect location — close to everything, not too crowded, yet not too remote either. I traveled solo with my 14-month-old toddler, and he was absolutely spoiled by all the hotel staff. Everyone treated us with so much kindness and care.
Jerry checked us in and out and even gave me a cute fridge magnet. The breakfast was delicious with so many options to choose from, the rooms were cleaned daily, and bottled water was always replenished.
Xiao Jun also took great care of us, and Yinhe Juan felt like an auntie to us. We looked forward to seeing them every morning at breakfast. They all made my stay feel so warm and welcoming — truly like a home away from home.
I’m incredibly grateful for their hospitality, and if I ever find myself back in Shanghai again, I’ll definitely be booking Mehood.
PS: the view from my room was incredible!From€99
Good3816 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.27km from city center
As a five-star hotel, both the service and facilities are quite good. I've always heard that Westin's family rooms are great, and I got to experience one on this trip to Shanghai. I won't go into detail about the good aspects, but I do have a few suggestions:
1. For a family room, there actually aren't many kids' amenities, just a few stuffed animals. For example, a step stool could be provided in the bathroom for children.
2. The sink in the bathroom constantly accumulates water on the inner side. I'm not sure if it's due to the countertop's angle or something else, but I hope it can be adjusted.
3. The toilet paper holder in the WC is too far inward, making it inconvenient to grab paper. If you pull hard, the roll might fall off. Moving the holder forward, reversing its direction, or moving it to the right side would all be good solutions.
Overall, I hope Westin continues to improve as a high-end hotel. I look forward to experiencing it again next time!From€116
Very Good5724 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.9km from city center
I was able to check into the hotel earlier than the official check-in time, which was a huge relief after a long journey. The hotel is conveniently located on Wangfujing, a famous pedestrian tourist street, with all the shops within walking distance. We opted for breakfast, and the variety was excellent, catering to all tastes. We booked an executive room with a beautiful city view and views of landmarks. In the evenings, this room rate also included a selection of drinks, snacks, and alcoholic beverages.From€82
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Very Good4128 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|2.6km from city center
I recently stayed at Swiss Hotel in Shanghai, overall, I had a positive experience. The hotel is Situated in a central part of the city near some landmarks such as the Jing’an temple. There are cafes, malls and restaurants walking distance. The room and common areas were decent and tidy. My room 819 was spacious and well illuminated with a nice view. The hotel has a nice spa with steam room, sauna and jacuzzis and also a swimming pool. Gym is medium size well equipped. breakfast is included with Asians and western options. The internet connection was good in general.From€103
Outstanding4504 Reviews
Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area Shanghai|0.97km from city center
Let me start with the cons: The room I stayed in was triangular, which isn't really to Chinese taste. While you can tell the decor uses high-quality materials, it's been over a decade, so the hardware is showing obvious signs of age and isn't very modern. Switches are crooked, and the lights flicker. It's like an experienced beauty; even with efforts to maintain her, her age is still apparent.
Aside from the aging hardware, everything else is quite good. The hotel's location is definitely excellent, very convenient, and the surrounding area is lively – it's one of the best spots in Shanghai. As for service, they even gave me a late check-out when I returned late. The restaurant and bar on the first floor have a great atmosphere. Overall, it's quite good. As long as you're not too particular about the newness of the hardware, it's a very good choice for a trip.From€155
Outstanding7387 Reviews
Dapuqiao Area Shanghai|2.92km from city center
This stay far exceeded my expectations. The hotel boasts an elegant and grand ambiance, coupled with an excellent location that makes getting around incredibly convenient. The room was immaculately clean, spacious, and comfortable. It came fully equipped with toiletries, and the bed was wonderfully soft and conducive to a good night's sleep. The overall environment was quiet and peaceful. The front desk staff were attentive and enthusiastic, responding promptly and treating guests with politeness and friendliness. The value for money here is outstanding. This is definitely my top choice for accommodation when traveling, and I highly recommend it to everyone!From€89
Outstanding14711 Reviews
Lujiazui Area Shanghai|2.51km from city center
The location of Pudong Shangri-La is truly unbeatable, right in the heart of Lujiazui. It's walking distance to the Oriental Pearl TV Tower and Super Brand Mall, perfect for families with kids. The river view is absolutely stunning! The service is also top-notch; special thanks to Maisie and Lucas for their thoughtful care. Highly recommend!From€129
Outstanding10918 Reviews
Train Station Area Shanghai|2.52km from city center
I noted it was my birthday when I booked, and the hotel did a lovely job with some simple decorations and even provided a small cake.
The front desk, concierge, and housekeeping staff all had excellent service attitudes.
The room was very spacious and well-equipped, definitely deserving of a five-star rating.
The package I booked included a complimentary zongzi (rice dumpling), and the packaging was beautiful – the bag itself was so nice you could use it separately.From€110
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Outstanding10495 Reviews
Sheshan, Songjiang University Town Shanghai|35.83km from city center
I love the ambience of the hotel and the location it is situated. It is a good place to relax and escape from city. They have good amenities like indoor playground, gym and indoor pool. They also have show and programme too. They have free photoshoot but I did not have sufficient time to it.
Most importantly, they gave extremely good customer service and thanks for their nice gesture that I no need to split two rooms with my kids and my family really enjoy the stay and wish to extend longer but we have limited time.
Room is clean and bed is comfortable! We manage to recharge and set off to our next journey.From€178
Outstanding2573 Reviews
Wujiaochang Commercial Area Shanghai|9.08km from city center
Coming to Shanghai, I specifically chose the Pagoda Hotel (Fudan University, Shanghai Branch) that I've been eyeing for a while. I booked the Deluxe Family Twin Room for four people, and the experience truly exceeded my expectations!
First of all, the hotel's location is fantastic! It's right in the Wujiaochang business district and KIC (Knowledge Innovation Community), next to University Road, which has a ton of trendy restaurants and cafes. In the evening, we went to a folk bar nearby, and it was a wonderful experience. It's also super close to Fudan University; we even took a walk on campus in the morning, which was lovely.
Back in the room, it was incredibly spacious, absolutely not cramped for a family of four. There were two large beds, plus a tatami mat that could be used for sitting or lying down. We had tea and snacks on it during the day, and there was plenty of space to move around. The smart room control system was so convenient; a simple voice command could open or close the curtains and turn the lights on or off. Through the panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, we had an unobstructed view of Wujiaochang's city skyline, which was truly expansive.
The hotel's service was also excellent. The front desk staff were very welcoming, and the butler even asked about our accommodation preferences in advance. There's also a free self-service late-night snack bar after 9 PM, which was a pleasant surprise! The mini-bar was complimentary, and all the in-room amenities were well-stocked. Plus, food deliveries were brought up by a robot, which was both convenient and private. The hotel also has a gym and a laundry room, which is incredibly thoughtful for families with children, allowing us to wash and dry clothes anytime.
Finally, a quick reminder: hotels in Shanghai typically don't proactively provide disposable toothbrushes, but you can always ask the front desk if you need one. However, this is a minor detail, and overall, this Pagoda is definitely worth recommending, especially for family trips – you can't go wrong with it!From€71
Outstanding560 Reviews
Hongqiao Airport/National Exhibition and Convention Center Shanghai|15.59km from city center
Really good hotel. We stayed only one night to be near the train station. We had 3 rooms and one of them got upgraded so we could stay on the same floor. They even provided us breakfast to go as our train was really early.From€82
Very Good1622 Reviews
Everbright Convention and Exhibition Center Shanghai|12.35km from city center
The non-smoking room was spotless! Impeccably clean, the bedding was incredibly soft and comfortable, and the Hansgrohe bathroom fixtures were a great touch. The location is also convenient, very close to MixC, making it easy to shop and dine. The front desk service was very attentive; any issues were quickly addressed. I had a very pleasant stay throughout, and I'll definitely choose this place again next time I visit!From€32
Excellent1944 Reviews
Hongqiao District Shanghai|8.21km from city center
I've found a real gem in this modern tower. The hotel occupies floors 15 to 18, and the reception is a 10/10 – the staff are super friendly, they offer coffee, tea, and little pastries, and there's also a very comfortable coworking area.
The rooms are like a small studio with a kitchenette: microwave, washing machine, dryer, a full-size fridge, and plenty of closet space. The bed and pillows are extremely comfortable, and the shower… wow! The water pressure is amazing, absolutely wonderful. The door is floor-to-ceiling, so steam from long showers doesn't escape into the rest of the room. The sink area is a bit small, but it's fine for one or two people. Special mention: the magnifying mirror and the Japanese toilet – a real luxury that I really appreciated.
We were so comfortable that we ended up extending our stay by 3 more days.
The only downside: the metro is about 1 km away, maybe a bit more. But the value for money is so good that what you save on the hotel easily covers a taxi ride. From now on, this will be my go-to place in Shanghai.
Highly recommended. I'll definitely be back.From€44
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✌️China Social Apps for Dating
While dedicated dating apps are popular, many locals turn to everyday social platforms to meet people. Apps like Xiaohongshu and WeChat might not scream “dating,” but they’re where real connections often start.
#6 China Dating App: Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book)
Think of Xiaohongshu as China’s Instagram-meets-Pinterest, but with a twist. It is not an official dating app, only a lifestyle content platform with unofficial casual meetup & social functions. It’s not just about sharing aesthetic brunch pics or OOTDs—this app has quietly become a popular place for organic casual connections. Over 60% of its users are women, and the platform is full of high-quality content creators.
If you’re looking to meet like-minded people, try searching keywords in Chinese like “上海户外搭子” (Shanghai outdoor buddies) or “上海coffee chat” (or Shanghai photo shoot/food buddies). You’ll find posts with comment sections where you can slide into DMs and connect with potential friends or even dates.
The app recently added a comment translation feature, making it even more accessible for non-Chinese speakers. Plus, the user base here is generally well-educated and sophisticated, so you’re likely to meet some interesting people.
#7 China Dating App: WeChat
Everyone in China uses it, and WeChat is the app for messaging, payments, and yes—even informal dating. While not designed for romance, its “People Nearby” feature (发现 > 附近的人) has undergone 2026 official privacy upgrades, hierarchical entry restrictions and tightened stranger-interaction moderation, greatly reducing its casual stranger-dating functionality compared with past years. I’ve seen friends use this to chat up gym crushes or café regulars! Just keep in mind, since it’s not designed for dating, you’ll need to be a bit more discerning.
Share Moments (like Instagram Stories) to show your personality, and join interest-based group chats (e.g., “Shanghai Foodies”) to meet folks organically. Just remember: WeChat profiles are tied to real-life networks, so authenticity matters. No one wants to date a spam account selling counterfeit skincare.
💪Best China Dating Apps for LGBTQ+
LGBTQ+ Dating Apps like Blued and Lesdo are the go-tos, but they’re flawed, commercialized, and often risky. For low-key options, try Aloha or Tantan, but keep expectations very realistic.
#8 China Dating App: Blued (Gay)
The largest gay social app in China, with millions of users. Think Grindr but with livestreams, group chats, illegal surrogacy-related promotions have been completely removed and permanently regulated on the platform.
Great for quick connections, but heavy on commercialization (expect constant ads for “premium” features). Also, privacy concerns—location sharing is default, so… use wisely.
#9 China Dating App: Lesdo (Les)
A lesbian-focused app with forums, dating, and interest groups. Tries to build a community beyond hookups.
Smaller user base, and the app feels outdated. Servers crash often, and inactive profiles are everywhere. Still, one of the few spaces for les in China.
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