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Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Yangzhou




Gardens, old-time charm not entirely given way yet to development, many canals, the Slender West Lake, and quite fun time.
Ah, and the famous foot massage that leaves us wanting to write the Guide to Yangzhou Foot Massage, especially that I'm limpint 24hrs after it and we're still laughing.. Here is an excerpt and a couple of tips from it:
1) Don't go between 10 and 11 pm when the masseurs watch their favorite TV show and would ignore your feet, 2) Do clearly define your tolerance zone - i.e. don't tolerate.























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