Pursuing profits is the nature of capital. Even the Chinese government can only manage the investment direction of state-owned enterprises and cannot constrain private enterprises. If an industry has high profits, capital will inevitably flock to it. Of course, special industries such as mining within China will be fully regulated by the government due to licenses, but the vast majority of industries cannot be deeply regulated. However, Chinese companies have not made large-scale investments in industries such as yachts. I believe this is because Chinese people's wallets are not enough to support yachts, and the market for this industry is not large enough, resulting in insufficient profits.
btw: The waves in the East and South China Seas are usually over 5 meters high, and the environment here is not suitable for yachts. Moreover, drug abuse and mass debauchery are serious crimes within China, and yachts within China are usually only used for fishing.
btw: Personal prostitution in China may only violate public security regulations, not be a crime. At most, they will be fined and not imprisoned. But organizing multiple people to engage in collective debauchery or prostitution is a serious crime, which can result in a maximum sentence of life imprisonment. Because Chinese law considers individual prostitution as a person's freedom to manage their own body, while organizing prostitution is the exploitation and plunder of others' sexual resources.
