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we boarded our bus to go to the Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences. Jerry gives us some information about what to expect. We didn't listen anymore after he mentioned "foot massage"! |
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Pictures for all kinds of treatments available, using Tibetan herbs and techniques. |
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Traditional Chinese Medicine. |
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I could not read Chinese or Tibetan! |
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She said that Tibetan herbs are the purest and best quality of all Chinese herbs available because they are grown on the high mountains where the air is pure. We were all "pulsed" by a doctor, while our feet were immersed in a wooden tub of very warm water infused with herbs. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh...bliss... Then she told me, "No pictures!" |
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He REALLY wanted me to buy $1200.00 US for 3 months of pills so he could cure me...guaranteed! Bill was offered a slightly cheaper deal, but neither of us pulled out our credit cards. Instead, we enjoyed the foot massage, then took more pictures :-) |
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all the entrances were gorgeous. |
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containing a variety of fish served in the restaurant. Behind this tank / wall is a whole room of fish tanks. |
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before we leave for Shanghai in the morning. |
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Jerry came to give us the particulars for our early morning departure. He will take us to the airport, look after all our boarding passes and luggage before saying goodbye. He had been a most efficient and knowledgeable guide for the days we spent in Beijing. |
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