Designed for tired legs after days of walking.
Use techniques such as pressing, kneading, pushing and rolling, with pressure and focus adapted to your preferences.
Smoother techniques and a softer rhythm make this a more relaxed way to experience Chinese massage.
Choose Gua Sha or cupping. Book alone or with any massage; a separate booking is required for combined treatments.
Chinese massage in China goes far beyond relaxation. It is commonly used for stiffness and tension, post-exercise recovery, muscle and joint discomfort, and wider rehabilitation, making it a lasting part of everyday wellbeing culture.
This experience is for anyone curious about Chinese massage or encountering it for the first time. You’ll explore its cultural context, common techniques, what different sensations may mean, and how to communicate your preferences before experiencing it for yourself.
With this background in mind, enjoy Chinese Tuina with a qualified professional practitioner. Different options reflect the variety within the tradition, with different techniques, levels of intensity and areas of focus. Pressure and focus can be adapted to your preferences throughout the session.
Afterwards, you’ll gain a clearer understanding of what you experienced, why different approaches are used, and how Tuina fits into everyday wellbeing in China. You’ll also take away a few simple ideas from traditional Chinese self-care to continue exploring at home.
This experience is for cultural and wellness purposes only and does not include medical consultation, diagnosis or treatment.
Please meet at Luchangjiu Massage（路长久按摩）, Intime in88 Branch（王府井银泰in88）, on the 2nd floor of Wangfujing Intime in88 Mall. Once inside the mall, take the escalator or lift to the second floor and look for the Luchangjiu storefront.
Please meet at Luchangjiu Massage（路长久按摩）, Intime in88 Branch（王府井银泰in88）, on the 2nd floor of Wangfujing Intime in88 Mall. Once inside the mall, take the escalator or lift to the second floor and look for the Luchangjiu storefront.
