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Imperial China Meets Star Trek In Shanghai

You Italian women, spat the angry Chinese man who's touting attempts I'd deflected by pretending ...

China Susan Storm

The River at the Center of the World

Title: The River at the Center of the World. A Journey up the Yangtze, and back in Chinese Time. ...

China ThingsAsian Booklist

A great hill dominates Hong Kong's Kai Tak Airport. The shifting light seems to give it a lift of its own and the Chinese call it Lion Rock.

Cathay Pacific Airways

* * * Title: Beyond Lion Rock . The Story of Cathay Pacific Airways. Author: Gavin Young. Publish...

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Tiananmen Square. Beijing, China.

Insane Cab Rides and Imperial Splendor in Beijing

It's late April, and Beijing is certainly not the most popular vacation spot for Americans. The A...

China Joe Lavin

Film Review: Metamorphosis

The profound and the profane collide on the cusp of destiny in this enigmatic drama by first-time...

China Celeste Heiter

Decorations for the year of the goat festivities mark the entrance to the Oriental Plaza shopping mall in Beijing.

Superstitious Chinese split over fortunes in Year of the Goat

Beijing, Jan 26, 2003 - Superstitious Chinese people gearing up for the lunar new year festivitie...

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The Chinese Have a Word for It

Title: The Chinese Have a Word for It. Subtitle: The Complete Guide to Chinese Thought and Cultur...

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Images of Tingri and Gyantse

From the barren desert landscapes to majestic views of the Himalayas, it is breath-taking to trav...

China Doug Mendel

In the Boot Camp of the Mind

Eight PM, and I've been awake for 16 hours. It's been eight hours since my last meal. To the nort...

China Joshua Samuel Brown

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Shanghai World Financial Centre

China's tallest tower aims to take Shanghai higher

China Agence-France Presse

Katie

Okay Honey, Call me if You Need Anything

She and her mother went apartment shopping and within a week they signed a lease on an apartment.

China Jack VanNoord

The Great Buddha at Lingshan is 88 meters tall. The whole body was made of bronze which weighs 700 tons. It is so far the biggest open air Buddha statue in the world.

Great Buddha at Lingshan

With Lingshan Mountain at its backdrop, the Great Buddha is named by the famous Great Monk Xuanza...

China dave chou

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Growing up in a so-called Western society, I was taught that what followed the clause "Confucius ...

China Kenneth Champeon

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Landmark Shanghai hotel gets modern makeover...

China AFP/D'Arcy Doran

The Canada Post has printed almost 10 million stamps featuring the monkey king from a popular 16th century Chinese fairy tale to mark the Chinese Year of Monkey.

Chinese new year Canadian style

VANCOUVER, Canada, Jan 20, 2004 - New stamps, commemorative coins and even a cheque book designed...

China AFP/Michel Comte

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Tibet on the Web

Tibet Online . Tibet Online is an active online community that is dedicated to ending the sufferi...

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Saffron spice, used in cooking the world over to add taste and colour, comes from the Kashmiri cr...

China / India AFP/Izhar Wani

Imperial Mushrooms

'Farewell My Concubine' Chinese Recipes and Photos

This unusual menu of Chinese dishes includes Imperial Mushrooms, Tofu Delight, Lemon Blossom Soup...

China Celeste Heiter

River boats in Bangkok

Parliament is in Session

I was starting to get the feeling that we had just been hustled.

China Jack VanNoord

Bamboo - A Valuable Resource for Asians

The bamboo plants that have become an important part of the Asian culture and tradition over the ...

China / Philippines Ee Lin Wan

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