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Ancient Chinese Method Of Weight Loss
For many years, modern medicine has tried to answer the question of how to lose weight. The answer may lie in Qi Gong. The use of Qi Gong can be traced back to China and is a method of self discovery. As you gain awareness of how your body functions you will gain more control of those functions leading to healthier living.

Chinese Writing Characteristics
Over the years, Chinese were evolved and developed in the following different ways:PictographsThe original written format were found on the markings scratched onto tortoise shells and animal bones, the so-called "oracle bones". These ancient writings were pictures or Pictographs.

Get Listed On Chinese Search Engines
Almost everyone knows that China is th world?s most polulous nation. But how many people knowe that China?s urban middle class is projected to soon exceed the entire population of the US?. China is No.2 in the world in total Internet usage and growing fast. Its economy is roaring along at 7-10% GDP growth every year. It?s easy to understand why Western business people have been salivating over the Chinese ?big, juiicy piece of meat? for a couple of decades now.

Chinese Pregnancy Calendar - What Is A Chinese Pregnancy Calendar?
The Chinese pregnancy calendar is an absolute must have for any mother to be. If you don't already know what it is, a Chinese Pregnancy Calendar is a chart that was buried in the tomb of royals around a 700 years ago. Currently on display at the Beijing Institute of Science, it is supposed to tell expectant couples whether or not their child is going to be a boy or a girl. The calendar has two axes: the age of the mother at conception and the month that the baby was conceived. There's no telling exactly how accurate the chart is, but it correctly guessed the sex of both my brother and me when I looked it up.

Dell is First Computer Company to Join Chinese Blogosphere to Listen, Talk Directly to Customers
Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) today announced the launch of Direct2Dell Chinese (www.direct2dell.com/chinese), becoming the first computer systems company to open a corporate blog in Chinese. The new blog was announced on the eve of Michael Dell's latest visit to China.

Story about Chinese Astrology--Chinese Zodiac
CID has created the first Chinese Zodiac calculator to help converting the regular calendar to Chinese lunar calendar, and matching each birth dates to its Chinese zodiac signs. Get to know the story of twelve zodiac animals and the characteristics each zodiac sign represents.

"Oh! What a Glorious Show!": NTDTV's Chinese New Year Spectacular Off to a Grand and Graceful Start
Thousands have braved snow and freezing temperatures in the Big Apple to catch the first few performances of NTDTV's Chinese New Year Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall this week. And judging from the audience response, they think the trip is well worth the effort. Remaining Showtimes: Friday, Feb 16th at 11am and 8pm Saturday, Feb 17th at 2pm and 8pm Where: Radio City Music Hall, 1260 Sixth Ave. (near 50th St.) Tickets $38 and up Hotline 888.260.6221 or http://www.ticketmaster.com General info: http://shows.ntdtv.com

The Chinese Year of the Pig
If you were born during the Chinese sign of the Pig, you will make a great pal. Pigs are everything you would want in a friend: kind hearted and easy going, they forgive easily and don't bear grudges.

Chinese Environmental Law For Foreign Invested Enterprises
Chinese foreign investment law requires the issuance of an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) in before many types of projects are commenced，particularly construction and renovation projects (this requirement applies to both new and existing enterprises). The EIA is used to evaluate whether proper and effective protective measures have been taken with respect to the project?s potential environmental impact. The trend in China is towards stricter environmental standards and more consistent enforcement.

Pingo Offers Customers Free Calling To China And Vietnam During Chinese New Year Celebration
Subscribers get fifteen days of free and reduced-rate calling from regular phones during annual spring festival.

Chinese Cooking Technique: Deep Fry

There are usually 2 ways of deep frying in Chinese cooking:

Deep frying the ingredients directly

Deep frying the ingredients with batter

The latter is the most commonly used method. Here are some pointer in how to deep fry Chinese food most effectively.

The sizes of the ingredient pieces should be uniform.

The dimensions, including the thickness of the pieces that you are frying should be as close as you can get them. Otherwise, some pieces will be overcooked, some will be undercooked, and even the colors will be different piece by piece.

Marinade the ingredients in the batter/paste

This will enhance the taste and the aroma of your cooking.

Maintain adequate oil temperature

The oil temperature require for each dish will vary depending on the ingredient types, sizes, batters, wraps, etc. For those not easily cooked through, they will require cooking twice (see below). For those easily cooked through, it can be done simply in high heat.

When deep frying, maintaining constant oil temperature is a must. Most idealy, the ingredients need to be put in together. If you are cooking large servings, then divide them up, but still put each divided servings in together to get the same taste and color. Once done, pick them up with a strainer to preserve the appearance.

Deep fry Twice on ingredients that are not easily fried

Some dishes like the ones that require chicken or fish rolled into balls are not easily cooked through when deep frying. So these will require deep frying them twice. The first time using medium heat until 70, 80% cooked. Take them out, crank up the heat to high, then deep fry them again to achieve the desired results.

Helen Fan grew up in a family that has owned various Asian restaurants all over North America, from Vancouver (Canada), Houston (Texas), Decatur (Illinois), to Chicago (Illinois). She, and the rest of the Fan family are now sharing their decades of knowledge on the art of Chinese cuisine at http://www.ChineseHomeCooking.Com

You can learn more about other Chinese cooking techniques at http://www.chinesehomecooking.com/techniques/techniques.htm