Love Island: Chinese makeshift airstrip, South China Sea Edition 2021 is here!
32 sexed-up singles are dropped into the world’s hottest military airspace.
Can the hopeless singles find love within the 4 weeks and survive the no-holes-barred drama from the moment they arrive to the moment they are discovered by the Chinese navy?
Who will find love? Who will cause drama? Who will be blown apart by the Chinese naval artillery in a mad dash to the life rafts?
Join presenters, vibrant and sexy Laura Wittmore and the BBC’s China correspondent, Stephen McDonell as they talk through love, rumours, gossip and the Chinese government’s foothold and further expansion into international waters, in direct contradiction of international law.
Join presenters, vibrant and sexy Laura Wittmore and the BBC’s China correspondent, Stephen McDonell as they talk through love, rumours, gossip and the Chinese government’s foothold and further expansion into international waters, in direct contradiction of international law.
With twists and turns in every episode, the showrunners have promised the most entertaining season of Love Island yet.
Forget Rosie standing up to Adam in 2018, it’s nothing compared to Daniel blowing off his partner’s legs by accidentally triggering the landmines in the Jealous Lover’s 100m challenge.
The question won’t be who is one of the boys, or who wants whose boo, but where the best place to hide is as the air raid siren sounds at 5am and a hunger games-esque free-for-all ensues as couples attempt to hunker down in a trench.
Will they stay together or will they cross no man’s land to be with alpha-stud Adrien in his bunker? As a late entry, Adrien is immune to the first elimination, so someone matched with him will be immune by association, making him an attractive option to singles at the next re-coupling.
It’s all to play for in this season of Love Island Chinese makeshift airstrip, South China Sea Edition, where the finale promises to be explosive.
