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How to Brew Chinese-Style Tea
Brewing tea Chinese style is almost an art form and plays a major part in their culture. No dipping a tea bag into a mug of hot water for them!

Chinese Floods
The Chinese floods in southern China and South Eastern China have caused many deaths and forced over 700,000 to evacuate from their homes. And it is going to get worse before it gets better as meteorologists are predicting another 3-4 days of strong storm surges, but the water has no where left to go.

Gender Prediction With The Chinese Birth Calendar
The Chinese Birth Calendar is such an amazing discovery that it is still used widely across the world as a way to predict the sex of your expected baby Although there are many ways to predict the sex of your child with rapidly increasing knowledge in the field of science, such as the use of modern ultrasound systems, the Chinese Birth Chart has been said to be as accurate as 99%

Chinese Dragons Race to Midsummer Place This Saturday 8th March!
The 2008 Milton Keynes Dragon Boat Festival, organized by Gable Events and sponsored by Electricity4Business, is being showcased this Saturday with a full size Chinese dragon boat display inside Midsummer Place.

Chinese Food - Eating With Chopsticks
If you've ever eaten in a Chinese restaurant you will be familiar with those long thin utensils, which are traditionally used to eat Chinese food. Yes, I'm talking about chopsticks. These versatile and efficient objects are actually reasonably easy to use despite appearances to the contrary. In fact with a little practice, one can become proficient in their use.

Celebrate the Chinese New Year with Asian-Inspired Chocolates Available Online
Just when you thought the gift-giving season was over, along comes Chinese New Year, a worldwide celebration that promotes good luck in the new year. At New Hampshire's Burdick Chocolates, they are wishing their customers "Gung Hay Fat Choy!" ("Happy New Year") with a new product to help sweeten the celebration from February 18 to March 3.

Basic Chinese Business Etiquette
If you want to establish good business relations with Chinese people, the first thing you need to do is be careful not to offend them. Things that can give offence are: - looking your Chinese colleague in the eye, gesturing with your hands while you talk, placing his business card in your pocket without reading it first, referring to "The Republic of China" instead of "Taiwan", being late to the meeting, wearing skirts above the knee, saying "no". You should say instead, "I'll look into that."

Jupiter Systems Appoints New General Manager for Chinese Subsidiary with Selection of Industry Veteran, Guomin Zhang
Jupiter Systems, an ISO-9000: 2001 registered company, today announced the selection of Guomin Zhang as General Manager for its Chinese subsidiary

FDA Discusses News Reports That Agency has Withheld Information on Chinese Drug Manufacturers of Heparin from Congress on Eye on FDA Podcast
In a new Eye on FDA podcast, blogger Mark Senak interviews FDA spokespeople regarding recent reports of information about Chinese drug manufacturers of heparin being withheld from Congress.

Culturally-Targeted SEO, SEM and Full-Service Digital Media Advertising Firm to Speed Access to Chinese Search Engines
CultureFish Media will personalize their China-US business partnerships with emerging and established companies to create recipes for growth in new market media using language and approaches sensitive to local tastes. CFM is a talent trust of friends dedicated to introducing ethical and passionate ideas effectively and sensitively into any cultural medium through Cultural SEO (CSEO) and SEM.