“Sauna story.”
If anyone ever tried to wash in Chinese sauna he must have lasting impression, especially, it has to do with girls. I wonder if women and men in China are treated the same way, because to judge from Chinese sauna women are sort of subjected to discrimination. Sauna is divided into two parts for men and for women, as for men they have everything that a human being could wish if he intends to relax: steam room, dry steam room, spa, massage so on… OK, women’s part also has the same, but its size probably is less by half and a very important point is that only men have swimming pool! Why the owners of such place doesn’t think about women it is a puzzle for me…
Actually I want to go on with my story about girls’ area in Chinese spa. Once you come in a locker room you go nuts observing absolutely naked Chinese girls: towels are too small to cover at least intimate parts of one’s body, so you tune yourself to be open-minded and not to care. However, that’s not so easy…As you put off your clothes all heads turn to you, slanting narrow eyes become normal ones, you drop your eyes to your pubis then look at theirs, only then you understand what is happening. They don’t know what the razor is, and never seen before a little stripe of hair at one’s pubis, in their opinion, there are supposed to be wonderful silky bushes. Moreover, if you are a blond girl you just have to kill yourself, no way to get along with Asian girls.
What else about Chinese ladies is that they never fill shy staring at you, and really like to touch a foreigner to check if his hair or skin are fake or not. I have another friend in China, she is also Russian and sometimes she shares her impressions about China in a very funny way. As for “touching” subject:
My friend: “I was going to buy a bra for my big boobs, found a shop and when I tried some of them on, unceremonious Chinese shop assistant started to probe my boobs with a very serious expression on her face. Had she never seen that big size of women’s breast and wanted to check the authenticity?”