I once went to a lovely bathhouse in Dalian, It's actually a rain forest with real tropical fruits growing there next to the pool you are soaking (not allowed to pick though). There are several water slides where you can have fun. There are both indoor and outdoor pools , and pools with different themes. And the best thing is it is open 24 hours! I will never forget I was soaking in the water in an indoor rain forest while no one else but some dinosaur models was around at mid night. An unforgettable feeling.
@@stevenkyle9426 Oh my god, I think I've been there! When I lived with my grandparents in Dalian, we sometimes went there! I think it's also where my grandpa (unsuccessfully) tried to teach me to swim
I was so distressed watching channel on the current war in the middle east then switched to Amy's channel, it brings calmness, joy, and relaxation instantly, Thanks for sharing Amy .
WOW! Just the seafood selection at the buffet there looks like it is better than whatever seafood buffet we can get in Sydney PERIOD. This buffet alone would have cost $150 AUD or more in OZ.
There is a Thai seafood buffet in Sydney costs like $99 for regular, and $120 for premium I remember. Beffet in star casino is a joke, but I heard the new crown casino has some decent buffet.
But only for food, bath and massage are not included. I really hope we can have this in Sydney, a nice place to hang out with mates. Go to clubs and bars are kind boring now, and I can't watch movies all the time, also boring...
@user-qn9yh2ie2g Ture，I went to visit places related to baths in Ancient Rome and I was very shocked that the Ancient Roman baths were so big, the statues were very beautiful, I even imagined the smell of grapes and red wine, except of course for the toilets in Ancient Rome where it seemed that if you were a little bit chubby you could touch other people's ass，😆
The decadent Roman bathing culture was characterized by excessive indulgence, debauchery, and moral decay within the context of public baths.These corrupt bathing culture was indeed one of the reasons for the decadence and downfall of the ancient Roman Empire@@SZY-b7g
In fact, she has already taken added services. It is reasonable for locals to spend two-thirds of the price and enjoy services that are not much different.
I was just in Shenyang yesterday specifically for the bathhouses hahaha, although I went to two different ones, Pop Forest, and Qinghe Peninsula. Pop forest is pretty similar but space themed. Qinghe Peninsula is more resorty and has a whole villa section where you can rent up to full cabins with private hotsprings. The main building has a bathing section like usual, but also multiple floors of communal (swimsuit required) hotspring sections for mixed genders as well as a small waterpark and outdoor pools (the ones that are still open run with warm water thankfully) Seems a shame you didn't go to Qinghe Peninsula, as that's pretty much the benchmark bathhouse in Shenyang. If you are still in Shenyang by the time this video was uploaded, highly highly recommend. But don't book the tatami indoor hotspring room if youre staying the night, that room in particular doesnt have adequate ventilation and after using the hotspring the temperature stayed 29-30 for the day with ac on full blast. If youre going and wants to stay a night, get one of the villa area accommodations. There are small 1 br houses if you go alone or with dirk, but there are also full cabins if you have more friends!
WOW. this looks like heaven on earth and the pricing is incredibly reasonable. I've only been interested in visiting the southern parts of China but your dongbei videos are really starting to change my mind😂
The Dongbei bathing culture indeed is wonderful. One needs to say that this was more on the pricey side compared to other bath houses in the region, but given the standard, understandably so. 😉 As for things to do during winter: the Harbin Ice and Snow festival would be a regular choice, of course. However, I would be very curious what Wudalianchi (五大连池市), Heilongjiang province, might be like at that time. During the summertime it is truly beautiful with all the green, the volcanoes, and the lakes around. With snow and ice it might be pretty amazing. Not sure about accommodations, though.
What a stunning place, well thought out, with lovely ambiance, and by the sounds of it extremely good value. Nice to see another aspect of life in China. Thank you.
WOW！My wife and I are from the south and just got married this year. For our wedding trip at the end of the year we are just going to Harbin to feel the joy of the north! We have decided to go to see the ice sculpture show in Harbin.
Loved this episode. I wonder if anything like this would work in the US? But $58 wouldn't cover the seafood buffet! :D This seems like a $400 day here.
There are Korean bathhouses in CA,NJ, NYC, etc. admission is usually around $50. All others are extra……. They aren’t in the same scale as the ones in China……
Hi Amy, your videos are getting better and better. Thank you very much for filming all these wonderful videos and sharing the adventures with us. It’s just amazing to learn about the Chinese culture and life through a foreigner’s eyes. Enjoy your life in China.
I’m from northeast China. This is pretty normal for us, basically we go to those bathhouses every weekend. Some bathhouses have a 4th floor for men, you know what that area for. lol.
That looked like such a relaxing day! As for things to do in Dongbei this winter, I lived in Harbin for a year and I'd love to see your take on the Harbin Ice and Snow Festival. Also the Russian food and cultural influence in Harbin. Thanks for all the thought and time you put into preparing such enjoyable videos!
I went to a massage place and they had huge rooms with big tvs, unlimited food (delicious food), drinks and we sang karaoke and watched movies and listened to music. It was amazing. That buffet would have been 130+ in NZ 🙄
My university is in Shenyang for 4 years study, while now I am in Melbourne, it is amazing to see this video and I miss shenyang bathhouse very much. By the way, living in bathhouse is high performance price ratio and you can live here whole night at around minimal 50-100 yuan while 10-20 dollar. If you are open and like to try new things. Just try these bathhouse.
My partner who is from the UK didn't think he would like the bathhouse, but he went in and he loved it. He basically went in everyday while we stayed in ChangChun😅😅😅😅
A buffet that comes with oysters in Singapore already cost at least SGD 60 (not far away from 60 AUD), so I am shocked at how cheap that buffet is. That said, I love your content Amy, specifically the enthusiasm and candour that you present on camera. When something isn't quite good or worth the wait, you tell it as it is, and nothing feels excessively staged
I used to go to a bathhouse in China when I was younger, there were actually more perks in those ones, like 2hour free karaoke rooms, 8hour free mahjong tables, etc., even better, you can stay in for 24hours with 4 buffet meals, if you with a 6 or more ppl group, you can have your own buffet room served with mini-hotpots for each person, also can collect food from outside your room, and you see all age-group people are there all times, gosh, I miss that place, all of these, only pay ¥30 entrance fee, I had been wondering how they make money from this.
Those places probably won't have high end seafood in the options. If it is ordering style, not self grab, they can make every dish 60% carbs 20% veg 20% meat, so you are full already with 80% of cheap fillers. Staying there playing cards and sing won't cost them either, but during the 24 hours there almost anyone would order alcohol or special services, that's where the $$$ is.
For the whole winter, I'd love to see her simply have a mukbang eating da la pi and guo bao rou or perhaps, having a showcase of Russian/Russian--inspired, Manchurian, and Korean foods in Dongbei
in germany the entrance fee alone is around 50€ and the service is mostly garbage.... ofc you need to pay extra for each massage. at least 30€ for 30 minutes on top. and there is no food or at least just pretty boring and overpriced food
This looks awesome (and it really brought a glow to your face after the scrubbing - your freckles look more prominent too). The price would be very reasonable just for the buffet, let alone all the spa experiences. Question: did you find anyone staring at you as a Westerner, especially in the washroom being naked?
Amy you help me to understand why some Dongbei-ers commented on the bathhouse scene in Shenzhen as "meh, it's ok"..Your video is definitely eye-opening.
this buffet would cost $100 CAD in Vancouver Canada. the 100 min massages would cost close to around $350-400 CAD. we're looking at over 3000 RMB plus taxes if we're looking for this kind of spa - which is non-existent here in Canada anyways.
We get ripped off either way. Just came back from Beijing via Tokyo, and in both those 2 places food costs are at most 50% of what we have here, and last time I checked, our median income per PPP is nowhere near twice as high as compare to those 2 cities. You know what, it's not the framers' or catering's fault, they are at the mercy of the wholesalers and suppliers, and it's not even their fault. I blame the greedy big corporations and inept and braindead policy makers. It's not a partisan thing, from what I've seen, policy makers from all political parties seem equally ill equipped.
I loved my "bathing" sessions very much in Jilin. Used to be a weekly affair. With promo vouchers, it can be really cheap too. It has to be experienced in person and something not available in the south.
Buffet in China normally don’t have a time limit. The restaurant usually don’t have a specific close time either - you can stay as long as you want if you walked in before they actually closed the kitchen.
I am from hk and so we don't have such bathing culture. I don't like massage but that looks like a nice experience. It will be very expensive for such a great.
@@wolfu7264 Wow, that's really expensive. I remember when I lived in the US 8 years ago, it costs me $39/person for country buffet, $49/person for japanese seafood buffet, $30/person for chinese buffet. Location: Michigan State.
Love your videos! I am a Dalianese living in Canada (cold weather is part of me now, lol). For other things to do/eat in winter: 糖葫芦，烤地瓜，糖画(I advice not to actually eat it)，冰车(basiclly skating blades on chairs, this can be found where there is a frozen river like 哈尔滨&锦州). I do recommend trying 烧烤 in 锦州, not a lot to see there but the 烧烤 is probably the best in the world. Also, there are lots of good food in Dalian that you missed, seafood restaurants and Korean/Japanese food/BBQ are worth trying the next time you visit my hometown.
Did you officially moved away from Beijing? I kind of missed your old Beijing hutong neighbors. Would love to see them coming over and have some winter fun.
My dude, the language barrier would only be part of the issue. I wouldn't know where to begin if someone asked me what I wanted in my smoothie, made it for me at the juice bar, and then came over and poured it all over me.
Hmm. What else can Amy do in the winter in Dongbei? Lick a metal gate maybe? A metal pole will also do. Everyone in Dongbei does it. Just make sure Derk is around with a big bottle of warm water (手动狗头).
So I've been to some of these bath/massage houses in southern china around guangxi area and same as in your video they have all these facilities including food and some places even free food or everything included in a single price. But at 1 place I found out after speaking to a masseuse that bathhouses also serve as accommodation for workers at night during off peak hours but I dunno whether it's the same in the north where you've been to but I suppose it should be(because that's still revenue), it is said there are 25 million migrant workers in China who travel from place to place seeking short term employment so of course they won't be able to have any permanent address in the places they are working in at the moment but they still need a place to sleep wash etc so everyday at around 8:30pm the reception phones at bathhouses (in guangxi) will start ringing where there will be lots of enquiries for any "massage beds" available for rent from 10pm onwards (bathhouse off peak hours) then from 9pm they will start arriving they will wash clean up and I think also clean out any remaining food from the buffet then they will sleep in the "beds" (1 room could have a few massage beds) they booked till morning where they will check out and go to work and then at night will start calling and repeat all over again. So I do have friends who have travelled extensively in Taiwan for weeks they "go lite on the luggage" and travel from place to place by day and sleep in bathhouses at night - everyday, all these without ever checking into a single hotel while they were in Taiwan, my friends say they are rather "thick skinned and brazen" but they saved a big chunk of their travelling expenses doing it 😁. Technically you should be able to apply that in China but I dunno whether it's possible unless bathhouses also have a link to the local gong an authorities, maybe part 2 of your next video on bath houses you can help us to explore some more.
In all commercial spas in China, you can stay overnight. As long as it is not illegal (pornography or drug-related), the public security department will not interfere in any way. This is the business freedom of business.
I once went to a lovely bathhouse in Dalian, It's actually a rain forest with real tropical fruits growing there next to the pool you are soaking (not allowed to pick though). There are several water slides where you can have fun. There are both indoor and outdoor pools , and pools with different themes. And the best thing is it is open 24 hours! I will never forget I was soaking in the water in an indoor rain forest while no one else but some dinosaur models was around at mid night. An unforgettable feeling.
That sounds amazing, do you remember what it was called?
@@kats351 It's called Cheng Yuan Wen Quan (成园温泉）I know this place because my younger sister was studying in the nearby university.
@@stevenkyle9426 Oh my god, I think I've been there! When I lived with my grandparents in Dalian, we sometimes went there! I think it's also where my grandpa (unsuccessfully) tried to teach me to swim
That buffet is even much better than many decent restaurants.
I was so distressed watching channel on the current war in the middle east then switched to Amy's channel, it brings calmness, joy, and relaxation instantly, Thanks for sharing Amy .
Thank you I understand the feeling but thanks for not being ignorant.
I love seeing Amy hit up the spa or relaxing facilities. It’s always such fascinating complexes.
WOW! Just the seafood selection at the buffet there looks like it is better than whatever seafood buffet we can get in Sydney PERIOD. This buffet alone would have cost $150 AUD or more in OZ.
There is a Thai seafood buffet in Sydney costs like $99 for regular, and $120 for premium I remember. Beffet in star casino is a joke, but I heard the new crown casino has some decent buffet.
But only for food, bath and massage are not included. I really hope we can have this in Sydney, a nice place to hang out with mates. Go to clubs and bars are kind boring now, and I can't watch movies all the time, also boring...
It’s surprisingly very affordable.
It’s crazy cheap!
Yeah, Las Vegas buffet alone can be above 100$.
@@yaqiwang5242100$? That's not bad at all!
Where else in the world can you get this kind of service for this much money? Simply incredible!
ancient Rome
@user-qn9yh2ie2g Ture，I went to visit places related to baths in Ancient Rome and I was very shocked that the Ancient Roman baths were so big, the statues were very beautiful, I even imagined the smell of grapes and red wine, except of course for the toilets in Ancient Rome where it seemed that if you were a little bit chubby you could touch other people's ass，😆
The decadent Roman bathing culture was characterized by excessive indulgence, debauchery, and moral decay within the context of public baths.These corrupt bathing culture was indeed one of the reasons for the decadence and downfall of the ancient Roman Empire@@SZY-b7g
In fact, she has already taken added services. It is reasonable for locals to spend two-thirds of the price and enjoy services that are not much different.
Deng, I'll take communism everyday.
I was just in Shenyang yesterday specifically for the bathhouses hahaha, although I went to two different ones, Pop Forest, and Qinghe Peninsula. Pop forest is pretty similar but space themed.
Qinghe Peninsula is more resorty and has a whole villa section where you can rent up to full cabins with private hotsprings. The main building has a bathing section like usual, but also multiple floors of communal (swimsuit required) hotspring sections for mixed genders as well as a small waterpark and outdoor pools (the ones that are still open run with warm water thankfully)
Seems a shame you didn't go to Qinghe Peninsula, as that's pretty much the benchmark bathhouse in Shenyang. If you are still in Shenyang by the time this video was uploaded, highly highly recommend. But don't book the tatami indoor hotspring room if youre staying the night, that room in particular doesnt have adequate ventilation and after using the hotspring the temperature stayed 29-30 for the day with ac on full blast. If youre going and wants to stay a night, get one of the villa area accommodations. There are small 1 br houses if you go alone or with dirk, but there are also full cabins if you have more friends!
WOW. this looks like heaven on earth and the pricing is incredibly reasonable. I've only been interested in visiting the southern parts of China but your dongbei videos are really starting to change my mind😂
China is big to visit，everyplace have difference.
Such places are found in almost every northern city in China
@@michaelchen5347but mkd is best
The Dongbei bathing culture indeed is wonderful. One needs to say that this was more on the pricey side compared to other bath houses in the region, but given the standard, understandably so. 😉 As for things to do during winter: the Harbin Ice and Snow festival would be a regular choice, of course. However, I would be very curious what Wudalianchi (五大连池市), Heilongjiang province, might be like at that time. During the summertime it is truly beautiful with all the green, the volcanoes, and the lakes around. With snow and ice it might be pretty amazing. Not sure about accommodations, though.
What an awesome experience. The buffet is especially great value for money. This would be a fantastic idea for a hen night! :D
What a stunning place, well thought out, with lovely ambiance, and by the sounds of it extremely good value. Nice to see another aspect of life in China. Thank you.
WOW！My wife and I are from the south and just got married this year. For our wedding trip at the end of the year we are just going to Harbin to feel the joy of the north! We have decided to go to see the ice sculpture show in Harbin.
Thank you for the consistent great videos. I learn a lot watching your videos. keep it up Blondie in China. 🥰
Loved this episode. I wonder if anything like this would work in the US? But $58 wouldn't cover the seafood buffet! :D This seems like a $400 day here.
There are Korean bathhouses in CA,NJ, NYC, etc. admission is usually around $50. All others are extra……. They aren’t in the same scale as the ones in China……
Hi Amy, your videos are getting better and better. Thank you very much for filming all these wonderful videos and sharing the adventures with us. It’s just amazing to learn about the Chinese culture and life through a foreigner’s eyes. Enjoy your life in China.
These kind of modern bathhouses are everywhere at big city in China.
不 只有东北有
@@avengercn7232东北的可能更好点可是别的地方也都是有的
I’m from northeast China. This is pretty normal for us, basically we go to those bathhouses every weekend. Some bathhouses have a 4th floor for men, you know what that area for. lol.
testicle waxing?
This is about as far removed from a Turkish bathhouse as you can find.😂 the food selection is simply amazing!
That looked like such a relaxing day! As for things to do in Dongbei this winter, I lived in Harbin for a year and I'd love to see your take on the Harbin Ice and Snow Festival. Also the Russian food and cultural influence in Harbin. Thanks for all the thought and time you put into preparing such enjoyable videos!
She had already been to Harbin Ice and Snow Festival a few years ago
Welcome to Shenyang! In winter you should definitely go visit 清河半岛 hot springs resort. And eat all the best dong bei foods!
That looks like an amazing experience. And I'd love to see you visit some local winter festivals.
As a south-region-born person, one of my goals is to experience the winter and some bath culture of north-east China.
I went to a massage place and they had huge rooms with big tvs, unlimited food (delicious food), drinks and we sang karaoke and watched movies and listened to music. It was amazing. That buffet would have been 130+ in NZ 🙄
This looks absolutely wonderful and that price is insanely reasonable ❤
I wanna spend the whole weekend in this place, excellent getaway from work.
My university is in Shenyang for 4 years study, while now I am in Melbourne, it is amazing to see this video and I miss shenyang bathhouse very much. By the way, living in bathhouse is high performance price ratio and you can live here whole night at around minimal 50-100 yuan while 10-20 dollar. If you are open and like to try new things. Just try these bathhouse.
My partner who is from the UK didn't think he would like the bathhouse, but he went in and he loved it.
He basically went in everyday while we stayed in ChangChun😅😅😅😅
他喜欢的是特殊服务吧
@@战忽局编外成员 关键是没有特殊服务
A buffet that comes with oysters in Singapore already cost at least SGD 60 (not far away from 60 AUD), so I am shocked at how cheap that buffet is. That said, I love your content Amy, specifically the enthusiasm and candour that you present on camera. When something isn't quite good or worth the wait, you tell it as it is, and nothing feels excessively staged
Put it on top of our list…… can you sleep there and do it all over again in the morning. Massage, food and movies! I’m IN!
One of the most educational video and very entertaining as well.
This is heaven on earth, for a tiny price.
Holy shitnik! $58! Only! That is easily $200 at a minimum if something like that even exist here in the states!
It's absolutely gorgeous. I wanna go there immediately.
Wooow!!! This place looks amazing.
I used to go to a bathhouse in China when I was younger, there were actually more perks in those ones, like 2hour free karaoke rooms, 8hour free mahjong tables, etc., even better, you can stay in for 24hours with 4 buffet meals, if you with a 6 or more ppl group, you can have your own buffet room served with mini-hotpots for each person, also can collect food from outside your room, and you see all age-group people are there all times, gosh, I miss that place, all of these, only pay ¥30 entrance fee, I had been wondering how they make money from this.
Those places probably won't have high end seafood in the options. If it is ordering style, not self grab, they can make every dish 60% carbs 20% veg 20% meat, so you are full already with 80% of cheap fillers. Staying there playing cards and sing won't cost them either, but during the 24 hours there almost anyone would order alcohol or special services, that's where the $$$ is.
I miss the Bathhouse!!!! Canada should have one here! 😂
Yup😂
not many canadians are comfortable being naked in front of strangers.
@@qilu2004But i saw 100 people ride bike naked on the street in downtown Toronto before😅😂
With so many employees, the price in Canada will go through the roof😂😂
@@david911510 naked as "with absolutely nothing on"?
For the whole winter, I'd love to see her simply have a mukbang eating da la pi and guo bao rou or perhaps, having a showcase of Russian/Russian--inspired, Manchurian, and Korean foods in Dongbei
事实上，并不存在韩国食物
Harbin Ice Festival starting January 5th, 2024.
That looks so good.
i had a friend she would just stay in the place like this for her full weekend.
in germany the entrance fee alone is around 50€ and the service is mostly garbage.... ofc you need to pay extra for each massage. at least 30€ for 30 minutes on top. and there is no food or at least just pretty boring and overpriced food
This looks awesome (and it really brought a glow to your face after the scrubbing - your freckles look more prominent too). The price would be very reasonable just for the buffet, let alone all the spa experiences.
Question: did you find anyone staring at you as a Westerner, especially in the washroom being naked?
Wow it looks really nice and relaxing
I grew up in Shenyang, this is my city! This episode just made me sooooo happy!! and of course, home sick..
Completely pampered eh! LOL! I am so jealous! A 90 minutes massage here cost me $150 CAD just this past Friday.
You should go to Harbin this winter! They have the biggest ice sculpture festival in China!!
Okay, go Dong Bei for bathhouse is definitely in my winter to do list. Can’t wait to get scrubbed!
$58!! That's like the entrance fee of some k
Korean spas here in the States. With no food or massage!
Congratulations on getting the ring! We want to see your fiancé soon!
Hi Amy. You don't have to suffer the winter there outdoor, you may play Majon indoor the whole season!
That is definitely sensational to have a buffet in a bathhouse, providing services to the customers.
That buffet looks amazing 😮
Imagine you off the work and walking outdoor under -26 degree thinking about the stress you’ve gone though today and walk into this place…
That Spa looked rediculous expensive but costed next to nothing! And you were sò pumped about 😉 Nice!
that place sounds like heaven
Amy you help me to understand why some Dongbei-ers commented on the bathhouse scene in Shenzhen as "meh, it's ok"..Your video is definitely eye-opening.
Amazing... the entire video is utterly fascinating!
FIFTY-EIGHT DOLLARS?!?!
I spent that on, like, six things at the grocery store the other day.
this buffet would cost $100 CAD in Vancouver Canada. the 100 min massages would cost close to around $350-400 CAD. we're looking at over 3000 RMB plus taxes if we're looking for this kind of spa - which is non-existent here in Canada anyways.
We get ripped off either way. Just came back from Beijing via Tokyo, and in both those 2 places food costs are at most 50% of what we have here, and last time I checked, our median income per PPP is nowhere near twice as high as compare to those 2 cities.
You know what, it's not the framers' or catering's fault, they are at the mercy of the wholesalers and suppliers, and it's not even their fault. I blame the greedy big corporations and inept and braindead policy makers. It's not a partisan thing, from what I've seen, policy makers from all political parties seem equally ill equipped.
would like to see you visiting the ice sculpture in Harbin!
Extremely admire ❤
羨慕妒忌狠😂
the aggressive scrubbing sounds just like what goes on in Korean bath houses! Did they provide you with the loungewear too?
I loved my "bathing" sessions very much in Jilin. Used to be a weekly affair. With promo vouchers, it can be really cheap too. It has to be experienced in person and something not available in the south.
Dongbei bath house is the best. For sure this is must to do item
I stayed there for three years without trying it. I missed out on a fortune.
I ahve been to another bathouse in North Shenyang the same modern korean drama on the big TV and restaurants
OH NOOOO she just figured out our top secret
Amy looked relaxed after the avocado massage and before the buffet.
The buffet was so cheap - wonder if there was a time limit ?
Buffet in China normally don’t have a time limit. The restaurant usually don’t have a specific close time either - you can stay as long as you want if you walked in before they actually closed the kitchen.
24h😂
Such facilities is a hit in China ! May I make a suggestion to visit 曲水蘭亭 in Hangzhou please ? Heard that is the “Hermes of Spa & buffet in China” ! 👜
Omggg I wanna do it !!! thanks for the video
I am from hk and so we don't have such bathing culture.
I don't like massage but that looks like a nice experience.
It will be very expensive for such a great.
Never go to northeast yet it’s too far but really want to go😢
damn, 19USD for all these??!! Just spent 54 USD for a sushi buffet, thats it, nothing else..
54 usd sushi buffet not bad
@@fredtang4363 IKR? Even a cheap generic sushi place costs 54 USD now
@@wolfu7264 Wow, that's really expensive. I remember when I lived in the US 8 years ago, it costs me $39/person for country buffet, $49/person for japanese seafood buffet, $30/person for chinese buffet. Location: Michigan State.
@@a.m.3627 sadly I’m in Toronto
相信我，你吃的中餐都是假的。 你吃一次真正的中餐，就会骂那些假中餐的。 尤其是中式自助
That bathhouse looks amazing.
What an incredible experience! Thank you for sharing!
and people rave about Korean bathhouses,,, when i tell them its much better in china, they dont believe me... WELL...
The spa here charges $50 just to get in and they don't have massage service or food. Just bath and sauna with movies.
Wow fresh made dumplings! I haven’t had that for 25years!
it's mind blowing man for this
Guysss, just come to China!!!
58 USD is dirt cheap! Lucky you!
快到冬天了，去吉林市北大湖滑雪吧，东北自然条件最好的滑雪场，虽然设施不是最好的😁记得不要住酒店，找个农家院，贼得劲儿
Amazing! I would definitely get stuck here all day.🙂
Love your videos! I am a Dalianese living in Canada (cold weather is part of me now, lol). For other things to do/eat in winter: 糖葫芦，烤地瓜，糖画(I advice not to actually eat it)，冰车(basiclly skating blades on chairs, this can be found where there is a frozen river like 哈尔滨&锦州). I do recommend trying 烧烤 in 锦州, not a lot to see there but the 烧烤 is probably the best in the world. Also, there are lots of good food in Dalian that you missed, seafood restaurants and Korean/Japanese food/BBQ are worth trying the next time you visit my hometown.
Did you officially moved away from Beijing? I kind of missed your old Beijing hutong neighbors. Would love to see them coming over and have some winter fun.
Very Spirited Away vibes haha. Congrats on the engagement!
IS THIS PARADISE? Oh my God I like NEED this
My dude, the language barrier would only be part of the issue. I wouldn't know where to begin if someone asked me what I wanted in my smoothie, made it for me at the juice bar, and then came over and poured it all over me.
Hmm. What else can Amy do in the winter in Dongbei?
Lick a metal gate maybe? A metal pole will also do.
Everyone in Dongbei does it.
Just make sure Derk is around with a big bottle of warm water (手动狗头).
hahahahaaa
Lol don’t
Have you ever visited 🇨🇳 China’s remote nature/ wildlife natural parks?
So I've been to some of these bath/massage houses in southern china around guangxi area and same as in your video they have all these facilities including food and some places even free food or everything included in a single price. But at 1 place I found out after speaking to a masseuse that bathhouses also serve as accommodation for workers at night during off peak hours but I dunno whether it's the same in the north where you've been to but I suppose it should be(because that's still revenue), it is said there are 25 million migrant workers in China who travel from place to place seeking short term employment so of course they won't be able to have any permanent address in the places they are working in at the moment but they still need a place to sleep wash etc so everyday at around 8:30pm the reception phones at bathhouses (in guangxi) will start ringing where there will be lots of enquiries for any "massage beds" available for rent from 10pm onwards (bathhouse off peak hours) then from 9pm they will start arriving they will wash clean up and I think also clean out any remaining food from the buffet then they will sleep in the "beds" (1 room could have a few massage beds) they booked till morning where they will check out and go to work and then at night will start calling and repeat all over again.
So I do have friends who have travelled extensively in Taiwan for weeks they "go lite on the luggage" and travel from place to place by day and sleep in bathhouses at night - everyday, all these without ever checking into a single hotel while they were in Taiwan, my friends say they are rather "thick skinned and brazen" but they saved a big chunk of their travelling expenses doing it 😁. Technically you should be able to apply that in China but I dunno whether it's possible unless bathhouses also have a link to the local gong an authorities, maybe part 2 of your next video on bath houses you can help us to explore some more.
In all commercial spas in China, you can stay overnight. As long as it is not illegal (pornography or drug-related), the public security department will not interfere in any way. This is the business freedom of business.
That’s shockingly cheap! I was expecting something like £400-£600
Amy , you were living like a queen there in Shen yang😂
Actually, I am practicing my English listening by your video, and it is very useful, thank u very much.
Pride & Prejudice and a foot massage!? my kind of treat
I dream to go to a bathhouse like this one day!
In Dubai, you pay over 1000AED for one massage like in this kind of SPA center. No food but snacks. Looks so shabby
We're visiting Shenyang in a weeks time, can't to wander around and eat some tasty food.
I visited in beijing, spoke no Chinese, was a bit unnerving 😂 the scrubbing guy might be the only person to ever go where other guys will never 😂😂
Yes， China just a country just open 30 years and most city most people is feel surprise and shy to foreigner.
@@HarryHappyEveryday he was not shy 😁 maybe u misunderstand my comment 😉