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TedDBayer
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Q: Do they have spa centres for expats in China?

13 years 42 weeks ago in  General  - China

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Not that I have seen.  But with a smart phone translator and some sign language, you can pretty easily get what you want.  :)

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no problem, I was making fun of THE 3 questions a day

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It seemed like a valid question for a newbie.  And some of my best stories involve brining newbies to spas.  :)

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WOw really? ! This is getting ridiculous....Yes Ted now go to one and stop sitting in front of your computer 24/7 your brain is rotting away. 

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TedDBayer:

now you know what your questions EVERYDAY look like cause I copied them, speaking of rotting brains

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No I dont think so..because if some one will invest capital to open spa center then why he/she will open it only for expats..inspite of knowing that exapt are few in numbers in comparison with local number..There are Spa where expat as well as local can be customer.

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