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97Lucky and Unlucky Numbers in Chinese Culture
Lucky and Unlucky Numbers in Chinese Culture The study of Chinese culture is very interesting because they have so much superstitions and beliefs like numerology, using the laws of heaven and earth (astronomy and geography) -- "feng shui", choice...
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95High Context vs. Low Context Communication
In today's business relations, it's a small world after all. As more companies turn towards global markets, professionals are finding themselves in foreign locales, wheeling and dealing like never before. However, the key to effective communication...
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91My Visit to a TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) Doctor in Beijing
There were 10 of us in Beijing who went to see four TCM doctors. Each absolutely accurate exam was done with a doctor looking at our tongue and putting his fingers to our pulse. There was no need for x-rays or blood tests. One man was even stunned that his doctor could tell him what was lacking in his marriage!
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93Dual SIM Nokia C2 – No More Fuss in Configuring GPRS Internet and MMS Settings on China Phones
Chances are very slim that you will buy one of those beautiful China phones in the market and you are able to configure GPRS Internet and MMS settings. GPRS Internet and MMS settings handily works in china mobile phones with failure rates as high...
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94Fiestaware China By Homer Laughlin China
I first "discovered" Fiestaware several years ago, when I wanted a brightly colored set of china to grace my kitchen. Fiestaware can be viewed as "retro", but they now make square plates that are becoming popular. The china is very strong and looks great, but can also weather everyday use. The colors get obsolete fast, a "planned" obsolesence, so if you love a certain color, try to stock up in the first two years. Your older pieces gain in value, and if you decide to use Fiestaware, you will end
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93Forbidden Gardens in Katy, Texas ~ Sightseeing near Houston ~ WOW!
See numerous photos of Emperor Qin's 6,000 piece terra cotta army, an exact replica of China's Forbidden City and other related items at what used to be a unique attraction just west of Houston. We learned much about lifestyles of the Emperor and his court and even regarding his tomb and legacy which will be shared here.
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96Chinese Toy Recalls - Information on Recalled Toys Made in China
Over the past year many toy manufacturers have recalled toys that were made in China for their companies. Which toys were recalled and why? Can consumers blindly trust American toymakers as we have in the past? Be informed!
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92Colors and Their Meanings in Chinese Culture
Have you ever wonder what are the meanings of colors? Well in China, there are meanings to every color. The traditions and culture of the Chinese people are the subjects of so many studies and understanding by a lot of other people outside their...
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93Top 5 Places to Visit in China
The Great Wall in Beijing, built during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), is the most often seen tourism site in China. It runs over 373 miles, containing about 827 city wall platforms, 71 passes and countless towers. The Forbidden City was the...
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92Can Animals Predict Natural Disasters: Petology - the Connection Between Nature and Animals
Do animals have a sixth sense to be able to predict earthquakes? Earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, hurricanes, tornadoes, landslides, forest fires, storms, and the list goes on. These are the natural disasters that make headlines too often...
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