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Water treatment traditions and culture in China were still established in the distant past. The first Chinese baths were built several years ago. Of course, many things have changed since then, but the basic essence remains the same. Chinese baths have several functions now, it is a whole complex where people wash, relax, relieve tension and sleep. 2,000 years ago, warm rice water was the most popular body wash gel among Chinese ladies. Many bathhouses in China name themselves as "Yangzhou bathhouse". The people of Yangzhou bathe for health benefits and as a symbol of their culture and civilization. Bathing signifies their quality of life and a spirit of enjoyment. Contemporary bath centers have changed from places of relaxation to serving communities. There are spacious bathing areas along with cultural bathing facilities throughout Yangzhou. This allows visitors to enjoy physical and mental relaxation along with pleasure, combined with soft lighting and elegant decor. In an authentic Yangzhou bathhouse, attendants call their customers "boss", then hand each of them a hot towel and lead them to their seats. They also give them a cup of hot green tea. After guests disrobe, waiters use a clothes pole to put their clothes in a pile, which is raised about 3 meters off the ground to ensure the safety of the customers’ money and other valuables. In order to avoid catching a cold, guests are given a large towel in the water. Workers in the pool help guests bathe. When the clients get out of the water, waiters use six warm towels to dry their bodies, heads, face, legs and feet. After the drying off, waiters bid their guests farewell.