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Raising kids in China
14 hours ago
by Katie
For their Perspectives feature in the Expat Corner, eChinaCities asks laowai and native Chinese alike to comment on issues that affect all those who live in China. This week’s question was, “Would you rather raise your children in China or abroad?” I ended up writing a much longer response than is n ...
Lost Laowai China Blog - lostlaowai.com/blog · Rank: 35,932 · 167 references
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Chinese Culture – Chinese Ancient Painting(5)
21 hours ago
by jinmiaomiao
Figure paintings, landscapes and flower-and-bird paintings By Zhao Mengfu, Yuan Dynasty Ample evidences can be found in fine-art archeology that paintings with people as the subject turned out to be the earliest one among all the categories of Chinese paintings and used to enjoy prosperous developme ...
Learn Chinese - blog.hanyuworld.com · Rank: 51,900 · 1 reference
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Chinese Culture – Chinese Ancient Painting(5)
21 hours ago
by jinmiaomiao
Figure paintings, landscapes and flower-and-bird paintings By Zhao Mengfu, Yuan Dynasty Ample evidences can be found in fine-art archeology that paintings with people as the subject turned out to be the earliest one among all the categories of Chinese paintings and used to enjoy prosperous developme ...
Learn Chinese - hellomandarin.com/blog · Rank: 52,013 · 20 references
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Chinese Culture - Chinese Ancient Painting(5)
21 hours ago
by jinmiaomiao
Figure paintings, landscapes and flower-and-bird paintings By Zhao Mengfu, Yuan Dynasty Ample evidences can be found in fine-art archeology that paintings with people as the subject turned out to be the earliest one among all the categories of Chinese paintings and used to enjoy prosperous developme ...
Learn Chinese - common-speech.com/blog · Rank: 54,997
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A Brief History of Traditional Chinese Medicine
1 day ago
by Lee Wei Joo
The Chinese have a long, continuous and unbroken history of medicine that is still practiced today. From esoteric chi kung exercises to acupuncture, the Chinese still adhere to these traditional arts as they have a proven record of healing and helping patients to recover. Since earliest times, the C ...
Personal Reflections of a ... - weijoo.blogspot.com
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Popcorn in China
1 day ago
by Becky
To know me is to know I love popcorn. The first 6 years of my working life I worked in a movie theater and there are only two kinds of people that work at a movie theater; those who hate popcorn and those that love it. You can probably guess which category I fall under. My favorite popcorn is nice a ...
Writer. Traveler. Tea Drinker. - beckyances.net · 1 reference
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Mama ga Bee- Chinese Taxi Ebonics
1 day ago
by wtdevflnt
Yeah, what she said sounded like “mama ga bee” I don’t really know how to spell it in pinyin but know what it means. What had happened was that I was taking an illegal taxi to work and the lady was the driver (these are the little moto taxis that are illegal, but as plentiful as bikers here). The la ...
An American in China - wtdevflnt.wordpress.com · 1 reference
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SVG in This Month’s China Economic Review: Private Philanthropy in China
1 day ago
by Social Venture Group
This month’s China Economic Review (CER; requires a subscription to view) has a special feature on the growing trend in private philanthropy amongst China’s wealthiest businessmen (featuring our own Managing Director, Grace Chiang.) Philanthropy has traditionally been kept on the down low in China, ...
Social Venture Group - chinaphilanthropy.typepad.com/svg · Rank: 89,474 · 6 references
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