Moscow was known as the Red City. But from Su Tao’s understanding, the red had an additional romantic tone.

In the 1930s, the Soviet Union was extremely harsh to women, such as forbidding women from making an abortion. Any violators of this law would be exiled to Siberia.

Back then, society was also scornful of prostitutes. Since Russia imported from the west at that time, they also introduced the open-mindedness of western society. Hence, desire and sex filled the streets and alleys of Moscow. At the same time, the red-light districts and open-mindedness devoured the traditional ideology.

Since then, the streets of Sukharevskaya have become Europe’s fourth-biggest red-light district.

There was also data showing that four to five thousand people would use their body as a bargaining chip to conduct a transaction every day. Naturally, those streetwalkers belonged to the dangerous bunch. Compared to that, model clubs were a favourite amongst the nobility in Russia for romantic affairs. Those high-classed clubs picked...