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Q: What's the most embarrassing thing you've done in China? I went out bowling with some friends a few weeks back. I'd long been telling them that I was a pretty good bowler, and finally convinced them to all come out with me (I hadn't played in a while either).
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Go simple. Swimming or ice skating. Realitively cheap and a change from the traditional dinner date. Plus many don't know how, or at least not confident in their ability. So you "teaching" helps promote the close body contact.
But the bowling event was so-so... they didn't get much into it, so after a couple of hours and moar drinking, I gave everyone enough to pay a taxi fare. Back on my way home, I wondered why bowling was not as good as KTV.
So far, the best value for money I've seen was gongti's. There's another bowling alley in Lido center, but it's more expensive, and average. There must be a better place, but I'm afraid that's all I know.
in china, are there any bowling alleys or roller skating rinks in china like he US has? If so are they very popular?