Publisher's Synopsis
GUA SHA
In Mandarin chinese, over-the-counter pronunciation is guasha, which has a excessive-level tone at the 'a' sound. this is a constant immoderate sound, produced as though it has been being sung as an alternative for spoken. The 'sh' is associated with English. whilst over the counter 'sh' is said 's', it indicates a regional accessory commonly over-the-counterin overover the counter south. both pronunciations are accurate, with over the counter most a5 being over the counter elegant Mandarin.
