The 26th annual 2024 Guangzhou Sex Culture Expo took place between November 1-3. As per tradition, thousands travelled across the country and world to check out the latest in sex toys, dolls, and gadgets. But of course, we’re here for the sex dolls. This year’s expo was the biggest thus far, with over 30 sex doll brands as dolls flooded the building. Never have I seen so many brands at one expo, and it was an absolute nightmare putting together this post – sifting through endless, unorganized image dumps. Luckily, an organized individual named Faye shared many photos with me, and gave me a foundation to work from. Without further ado, let’s see all the pretty dolls that showed up this year.

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Aideros Robot Technology

I never heard of this brand, but despite the name, they don’t appear robotic (at least from these photos). They have some nice Western heads though.

Aizhimei

Aizhimei (or Dime Doll) is a brand that I wanted to see. Their promo photos tend to look really good (a little too good) for silicone dolls under $1000. These are the only photos for now, which look decent.

Albezzia

I recognize this name for a previous expo. Another lesser-known brand that I don’t believe sells to the West. Funnily, they shared a “blowjob” robot, but the head seemingly doesn’t have oral function. Maybe she’s just bowing.

Bezlya

Bezlya showed off many dolls including their 3 replica dolls: Gushizhu, Naimi, and Chunmomo. Naimi still looked in the best in my opinion in the viral ghost costume.

Chaose

I’ve never heard of this brand but they had attractive Asian dolls.

Climax Doll

With an odd lineup for a Chinese expo, Climax Doll displayed some of their recent silicone dolls. You can’t tell from the photos, but they fenced off their dolls and no one could touch them, so the booth looked a bit lackluster.

CST Doll

CST Doll had their usual circular display of dolls, and brought back their robots. I can’t tell if the robots improved or not since last year; possibly more head and eye movement.

Dolls Castle

This year, Dolls Castle replaced their alien and monster dolls with furry and BBW dolls. Pretty unique and wacky designs like always.

Elsa Babe

Once again, Elsa Babe drew in large crowds with their anime doll display. A very colorful booth with dolls of all sizes and facial expressions.

Evas Doll

Evas Doll showed off their realistic dolls, including the 170D Rola Takizawa replica doll.

Fanliou / Rifrano

Fanliou or Rifrano showed up with a variety of dolls, including dolls from the Starry Doll brand, which is apparently made by Rifrano – the factory that makes Cosdoll.

Firefly Diary

Firefly Diary had a small but cozy pajamas-themed booth. Although their bodies were covered, it was quite cute and charming. They also had dolls in some other areas, including a new male doll.

Impression Miaopin Intelliegence

I’m not sure of the exact brand name, but they had some decent-looking dolls, if not a bit generic.

Irontech Doll

As previously teased, Irontech Doll had cute dolls on display, pretty much all in silicone. This includes the robot doll (with electric hip and blowjob), Sigafun torsos, and Real Lady.

Jarliet

Jarliet had some interesting dolls including a big, burly man. Not too many photos of this booth though.

Jinsan

Jinsan had a very anime-inspired booth, and unfortunately, no AI head. They mainly promoted their smaller and anime dolls, as well as the Galatea brand.

Jiusheng

Jiusheng had a rather spread-out booth with a focus on cute dolls, primarily from the MLW brand.

JX Doll

Not many photos of JX Doll’s booth. They’re an affordable, lesser-known brand that seems interesting.

JY Doll

JY Doll had a typical booth style with fancy dolls on a grand stage, surrounded by standing dolls. They usually design their booths such that people look up at the dolls and can’t reach them, which is kind of funny.

Liangyi

I’ve never heard of this brand, but I’ve seen that Tifa picture before.. I forgot which brand it was. From what I can tell, these were the only gaming-inspired dolls at the expo.

Mengdao (Jinduwei)

Another brand I’ve never heard of. Not many photos.

Mumuxi Doll

A domestic brand called Mumuxi Doll had some attractive Asian dolls. Oddly, I see a Normon Doll head there (the one that looks like Daenerys) so maybe they’re related.

Muyandi

This brand is called Muyandi, but I know them as LY (Longyao). They’re related to Sanhui, and their booth was about the same as last year.

Mydoll + CY Doll

Mydoll or Chaoying (or CY Doll) had some nice dolls on display. I see them every year and they’re super popular in Asia, but I don’t think they sell to the West. However, they expressed some interest in joining TDF.

Realing

Realing was back with their muscular male dolls. While previous expos were a 50/50 mix between male and female dolls, they seemingly went all-in on male dolls this year.

Shedoll

As previously teased, Shedoll filled their futuristic-themed booth with cute dolls, including many heads on display.

Shenzhen UNA Technology

I haven’t heard of this brand, but I recognize one of the promo photos they use. Some interesting heads that were more on the fantasy or cartoony-side.

Starpery

Starpery had an assortment of Asian and Western dolls, including their BBW bodies with Weight Reduction 4.0.

SY Doll

SY Doll showed off some of their silicone dolls, including the recent cat head. Interesting booth design with some stylistic designs and mainly Western faces.

Top Fire Doll

Top Fire Doll had some interesting dolls, including some new heads.

Xiaoniao

Yet another domestic brand. They had some interesting fantasy-themed dolls including Wonder Woman. Their head-to-neck-ratios aren’t the best though.

XY Doll

Although XY Doll changed their name to XT Doll about a year ago, they still use XY (in addition to XT) in Asia for some reason. Here are some of their dolls, which aren’t a part of XT.

Yue Doll

Yue Doll (“Cooby Doll”) had a very small section where they showcased their innovative AIO dolls. Personally, I’ve been watching this brand (they have the downward oral and oral-to-anal cleaning) and more vendors began adding them recently.

YSR Doll

Lastly, a brand called YSR Doll that I’ve also never heard of. They make a variety of dolls including anime mini dolls.

2nd Floor Display

On the 2nd floor, there was a special display featuring dolls from various brands. This included FUDOLL, Doll Senior, Sino Doll, Bezlya, and Tayu. Otherwise, I don’t think Sino Doll or Tayu was at the expo.

Conclusion

That wraps up arguably the biggest Guangzhou expo thus far when it comes to sex dolls. With 30+ brands, this post was a nightmare to put together, but with so much to see, it was all worth it. Despite all that’s shown, this really only covers about half of the dolls there. Due to overwhelming amounts of photos (and dolls that I couldn’t identify), a lot of content was left out.. I guess the only way to see it all would be to actually attend the expo. However, I did show most of the highlights, giving a pretty decent glimpse of it all.

Personally, I thought this year’s expo exceeded all expectations, and had so many well-known (and unknown) brands. But although there was much to see, there sadly wasn’t really anything really new or innovative. It seems AI heads aren’t coming as soon as I predicted, and there were little-to-no robotics. However, one takeaway is that several domestic brands including Mydoll expressed interest in expanding to the West (and joining TDF). Although you never heard of some of these brands, they could be coming to a vendor near you soon. Anyway, this wraps up this year’s expo coverage and the final adult-themed expo in 2024. I hope you enjoyed the experience and felt like you were there in-person. Was it everything you expected? Comment below!