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Hire a housemaid for honeymoon
(chinanews.cn)
Updated: 2006-08-30 11:05


According to Shanghai Morning Post, "honeymoon housemaid" is prevailing
now in Shanghai to provide all kinds of service especially for newly-weds.

Miss Xu and Mr. He in Pudong district got married not long ago. As both
had no experience in housework, they hired a "honeymoon housemaid" to
teach them cooking, washing, and cleaning.

"We know nothing about housework. The food we cook is either rather salty
or tasteless. Besides, we are very busy on working and have no time to
participate in cooking training classes, so we want a housemaid," said
Miss Xu.

She added they have become skillful in cooking some dishes now and
grasped many living tricks since the housemaid came.

Mr. He said the housemaid has also helped them a lot in improving the
relationship between himself and his wife. "Sometimes when we quarrel
over some trifles, the housemaid will be the one to mediate our disputes.
We are pretty grateful to her," he said.

Ms. Zhao, a "honeymoon housemaid" from Shandong province, said, "It is
lucky to be chosen by a newly wedded couple. It is inevitable for the new
couple to have some quarrels, and I am glad to be a 'mediator' when this
occurs."

"Honeymoon housemaids" are normally aged between 25 and 40. The average
salary for a resident housemaid is from 1,500 yuan to 2,000 yuan per
month. People normally welcome the housemaids with out-going
characteristics, excellent cooking skills, and some other talents.

















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