What is the difference between a Japanese geisha and a Chinese flower girl?

Hua Kui is referenced in both Japan and China. In fact Hua Kui refers to the first of a hundred flowers, absolutely beautiful and outstanding.

Chinese and Japanese Hua Kui respectively refers to the crown of the Chinese women's brothel women and the crown of the Japanese women's tour, all of which refers to a brothel or brothel in the provision of services in the top of the women's brothel, these women because in addition to the provision of services in the greenhouse will be trained year-round tea ceremony, flower arrangement, dance, singing and other skills, so it is easy to be confused with the "Geisha". These women are easily confused with Geisha.

And the so-called "Japanese geisha" is written askew "Japanese Geisha", that is, the Japanese performance occasions Kabuki, is only to provide artistic services, not to provide services of the Qinglou occupation, the equivalent of China's ordinary stage performers or singers and dancers.