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Different Tea for Different People

Oct 112011
 

Which kind of tea is best for people? There is no simple answer, since different teas contain different nutritional ingredients that may be suitable for some people, but not for others.UTF8_EX[......]

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Five Tips on Chinese Banquet Etiquette

Mar 052011
 

1. The seating arrangement is determined by the host. Always wait to be seated rather than seating yourself.UTF8_EX[......]

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Just for Eating and Drinking

Mar 052011
 

China is famous for her delicate dishes. For Chinese, eating and drinking are not just a matter of vegetables and seasoning. They are a part of culture, which is reflected by the containers. Chinese food and drink sets have a long history andUTF8_EX[......]

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Ten Recommended Food and Shopping Streets in Beijing

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Beijing is a great place for shopping. From the latest fashions to fine arts to more types of tea than you can think of, it is most likely that it can be found in the capital. Here are 10 streets for great shopping as recommended by Xinhua.UTF8_EX[......]

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Chinese Alcohol, Chinese Spirits

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