If you’ve spent any time hunting for Asian trampling content, you’ve run into the names: Caita, Aicai, Lianzu, Taiwan Trample Club, Normally Insane, usually paired with a string of QQ numbers and not much else. Western sites tend to lump all of it together as “Chinese femdom” without explaining where it comes from.
Part of the mystery is simple translation. Caita (踩踏, cǎità) is the Chinese word for trampling, Aicai (爱踩, ài cǎi) means roughly “loves to trample”, and Lianzu (恋足, liànzú) is the Chinese term for foot fetish. In other words, many of these “names” were never studio names at all. They are genre labels that the original uploaders used to tag their clips, which is why they appear on material from so many different sources. Others, like Taiwan Trample Club, are actual producer groups. Tracing who made what, and which QQ number belongs to whom, is still an ongoing puzzle.
To keep things simple, all of this content is collected under one actor: Caita. Wherever a clip can be reliably traced to a specific group or performer, it gets its own actor tag as well, so the collection will become more detailed over time.
Browse the full collection on the Caita actor page, or pick Caita from the actors list.