101. Chinese Culture Posters And Prints At Art.com chinese culture Posters and Prints Find chinese culture Posters and Prints at Art.com or select a print or poster from Art.com s Galleries. http://www.art.com/asp/display-asp/_/id--18590/Chinese_Culture.htm

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102. Chinese Culture Connection (CCC) - Our Official Website chinese culture Connection (CCC), a nonprofit organization, is based in Malden, Massachusetts. CCC was founded in 1986 to promote understanding and http://www.chinesecultureconnection.org/

Home About Us Educational Programs Cultural Dialogs ... Contact Us What's New New : Annual Charity Golf Tornament - 200 Year of the Monkey Drawing Competition Winners Announced ... Connection Brochure New : 2005 China-US Education Conference New : Fine Arts Exhibit, Malden Chinese Culture Connection, a nonprofit organization, was founded in 1986 to promote understanding and appreciation for Chinese culture through interactive educational programs in visual and performing arts for schools, libraries, museums and community centers. :: 238 Highland Ave, Malden, MA 02148 :: (tel) 781-321-6316 :: (fax) 781-321-0404 :: mei@chinesecultureconnection.org web design by Janet Si-Ming Lee

103. EthnoMed: Chinese Food Cultural Profile chinese culture believes that yi xing bu xing, which means by using any chinese culture believes there is a positive energy and a negative energy in http://ethnomed.org/ethnomed/cultures/chinese/chinese_food.html

Search Ethnomed: Help us improve EthnoMed by filling out a short on-line survey Chinese Food Cultural Profile Kathy Lin, Author Harborview Medical Center/University of Washington Nadine Chan, Editor Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Seattle, WA November 2000 Nutrition and Food "Fashion is in Europe, living is in America, but eating is in China" The phrase is a testament to the popularity of Chinese food around the world. Food is an important part of daily life for Chinese people. Chinese not only enjoy eating but believe eating good food can bring harmony and closeness to the family and relationships. Shopping daily for fresh food is essential for all Chinese cooking. Unlike the fast food society of the U.S., the Chinese select live seafood, fresh meats and seasonal fruits and vegetables from the local market to ensure freshness. This means swimming fish, snappy crabs, and squawking chickens. Even prepared foods such as dim sum or BBQ duck for to go orders must gleam, glisten, and steam as if just taken out of the oven. Ethnic Chinese cooking does not involve a lot of deep fried cooking. The reason most of the Chinese restaurants in America have deep-fried dishes such as sweet and sour pork, almond fried Chicken, and deep-fried shrimp is to promote business and to please western tastes. This clearly reflects why there are more overweight and high blood pressure concerns in Western culture than there are in Chinese culture.

104. Chinese Cultural Tradition And Modern Human Rights If the title were chinese culture and Western human rights, then the theme In his theory, the Chinese cultural tradition, particularly Confucianism, http://www.oycf.org/Perspectives/5_043000/chinese_cultural_tradition_and_m.htm

Chinese Cultural Tradition and Modern Human Rights Albert H Y CHEN Perspectives, Vol. 1, No. 5 The topic of this article is "Chinese cultural tradition and modern human rights." I deliberately include the words "tradition" and "modern" in this title, because I would like to contrast tradition with modernity. If the title were "Chinese culture and Western human rights," then the theme would have been very different. The contrast would then be between "Chinese" and "Western." The 20th century Chinese philosopher Fung Yulan has written about the discourse and thinking which employed a distinction between "Chinese" and "Western," and that which employed a distinction between "ancient" and "modern." He points out that the correct description of the task or challenge for China in the 20th century is not "Westernization" but "modernization." He writes: "Some people say that Western culture is a motor car culture. ... But motor cars did not exist in the West originally, [and only came into existence at certain point in history.] Having motor cars and not having motor cars is a distinction between the ancient and the modern, and not a distinction between China and the West."

105. Yangshuo Culture And Art Exchange A place to have the experience about the chinese culture and lifestyle. http://www.yangshuo-study-travel.com

106. Center For International Rehabilitation Research Information And Exchange: Chine A monograph on chinese culture to help rehabilitation service providers. chinese culture AND DISABILITY INFORMATION FOR US SERVICE PROVIDERS http://cirrie.buffalo.edu/china.html

CHINESE CULTURE AND DISABILITY: INFORMATION FOR U.S. SERVICE PROVIDERS Gloria Zhang Liu, M.S. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface INTRODUCTION CHINA: AN OVERVIEW Profile: People's Republic of China ... REFERENCES Chinese Culture and Disability: Information for U.S. Service Providers Preface As every school child knows, China is the most populous nation on our planet. Historically, Chinese immigration to the United States was limited, compared to immigration from Europe, due to strict immigration quotas. In recent decades, however, that has been reversed. Currently, China, including Hong Kong and Taiwan, is one of the principal countries of origin of immigrants to the U.S. In spite of the large numbers of Chinese in the U.S. , most Americans have a very limited knowledge of Chinese language and culture. Culture has a very strong impact upon our understanding of disability and of the goals and processes of rehabilitation. Therefore, persons born in China may, like other recent immigrants, have difficulty using rehabilitation services in this country. The goal of this monograph is to provide an introduction to Chinese culture, focusing on information that may help rehabilitation service providers to better serve this population. The author is very well qualified to write on this subject. A first generation immigrant from the People's Republic of China, Gloria Liu holds a master's degree in special education with a major in rehabilitation science from Clarion University of Pennsylvania. Since 1993 she has been working with people with disabilities in the capacity of counselor and bilingual case manager. She started working with people with traumatic brain injury (

107. Shades Of Green Home of Tracy Held's The Knot Witch comic, which applies the values of chinese culture. http://www.shadesofgreen.bizland.com

We're back from APE! The Running Commentary has a brief note about the convention. Hopefully, more will be added soon! Check out the "Held Here" comic strips! Held Here Comic Strips Visit the Shades of Green Store The Knot Witch, Leaving Prints, ... Convention Stories Support Shades of Green projects with a donation! Contributions help young comic book artists cover the costs of production, tabling fees at various events, and website maintenance. Site updated: September 17, 2004 by Tracy Held Tun-X site updated: February 15, 2004 by Jenny Tan UPDATED AND NEW PAGES: "Held Here" Comic Strips (see link above) Contents About Us Events The Knot Witch ... E-mail: shadesofgreen@comic.com

108. Cross Cultural Interchange Crosscultural training, consulting in Shanghai China. Specializing in chinese culture. Explore and understand Chinese vs. Western cultural differences to build successful personal and business relationships. http://www.ccichinaltd.com/

109. History Of Christianity In China A small encyclopedia, including information on chinese culture. http://www.yutopian.com/religion

HOW TO USE THIS WEB SITE : This web site is divided into 21 main sites as represented by the twenty one yellow buttons on the top of each page. The user can surf from one main site to another using these bottons. Within each main site use the vertical navigation bar on the left hand side to navigate from one page to another. Use the search command on the upper left to find what you are looking for. Join these leading companies today! China Tours and Cruises ColdTech Consultants Taiyo Sanso Co. Kiseido Your Advertisement here MyMorningStar.com Saan Cryogenics Yutopian.net For advertising information, please click here ... Please Visit Our Sponsor Gift Shop Undoubtedly, Buddhism has been the most popular religion in China. The evolution of religions in China, however, being influenced by Ancestor Worship, Taoism and Confucianism was quite complicated. Since Buddhism in China is well addressed and documented on the internet, it is our intention to focus on another religion in China, namely, Christianity. Christianity was introduced into China as early as the 5th century. The first three early missionaries failed to bear fruits. The

110. Chinese History, Culture, Foreign Invasion A prochinese summary of the country's cultural history. http://www.index-china.com/index-english/people-s.html

Home Agriculture Art Business ... Travel Chinese People Summary Summary Fact Sheet Graphics Chinese People Chinese people is peaceful, hardworking and easily contented. They respect elders, love children and are patient with their fellows. Chinese in general are reserve and humble. They believe in harmony and never look for confrontation. History has told that Chinese is non-invasive. During the period of British and the west expanding their powers to Asia, North America, Australia and New Zealand, China became the target of the G8 invasion. Chinese are very proud of their civilized society since the early day. They are open and pragmatic towards differences in religions and culture. Foreigners are welcome and being treated more fairly. China have been very receptive to Jews in the early days in Kaifung city and later in Shanghai when they were rejected by other countries during the World War II. . China has long history or even a painful past. The fact is that China today is still very poor and most of the Chinese are still living in poverty. It is time for Chinese to work together that China will progress with other nations and their people can live happily and peacefully from hereafter. Tea culture is very Chinese. Yet Chinese enjoy drinking coffee too. There is no point to compare which one is better. Both are good as long as you enjoy it. Both are bad if you hate it.

111. Chinese Culture Online: Music, History, Literature, Philosophy, Arts, Crafts, Me Covers chinese music, literature, philosophy, medicine, history, arts and crafts. Also includes culture related news and a discussion forum. http://www.chinesecultureonline.org/

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112. Learn Chinese Characters chinese language and culture site with literature from Lao Zi to the present day. Individual chinese characters linked to English translation. http://zhongwen.com/

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113. Xianzai.com Delivers China Email Information Newsletters, Email Marketing Tools, Email newsletters in English and chinese, on subjects including entertainment, culture and offers from sponsors. http://www.xianzai.com/

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114. Chinese Cuisine Introduction to the main chinese cuisines, food culture, and etiquette. http://www.travelchinaguide.com/intro/cuisine_drink/cuisine/

Home City Guide Tours Cruises ... Community Chinese cuisine information on major cuisines, medicinal cuicine and sections on chopsticks and food culture. Last updated: September 9, 2005 Home China Discovery Chinese Cuisine Back Next Font Size: - Large Small The development and diversity of the delights of Chinese cuisine are also representative of China's long history. With each dynasty new recipes were created until the art of food preparation reach its peak during the Qing Dynasty (1644 - 1911). The dinner called Man Han Quan Xi that incorporates all the very best of Man and Han Cuisine is held in high esteem involving as it does countless dishes, each with its own distinctive flavor and appeal. This veritable banquet in its preparation and presentation typifies all of the culture and culinary arts that have been perfected over centuries and is a comprehensive amalgam of taste, instruments, and manners. It is no exaggeration to say that Chinese cuisine is dainty, in its items, esthetics, atmosphere, and effects.

115. Jeju Island Provincial government site. Featuring location and statistics of Jeju, local food, clothing and housing, provincial government, folk culture, nature, tourism, investment guide, and tips. In Korean, English, Japanese, and chinese. http://www.jeju.go.kr/

116. Seogwipo City Information on administration, nature, culture, tourism, and investment. Korean, English, chinese, Japanese http://eng.seogwipo.jeju.kr/

117. Travel In China,introduce The Beautiful Seneries Of China,providing Reserve Hote Offers zodiac, festivals, holidays, cooking, arts,life,historical relics and chinese folk culture. http://www.chinavoc.com/travel/index.asp

Home History Chinese Zodiac Festivals ... Be prepaired Recommendation The Stone Forest Stones here are oddly-shaped,with peaks magnificently standing there like a forest, thus people give them a name 'Shilin' (which means stone forest ). Unless you come and pay a visit here, you can never perceive their shapes with your imagination, and never believe that there is a place in the world, where a forest is referring to thousands of stones, Attributed to the power of nature... More... The Potala Palace As far back as 1300 years ago the Tang emperor married his daughter, Princess Wencheng, to Srong-brtsan-sgam-po, King of Tibet. Thanks to this relation by matrimony the advanced Han culture was brought to Tibet, and the ties became closer between the Han and Tibetan nationalities. The princess won the love of the Tibetan people... More...

118. Nanyang Business School chinese study centre offering courses in chinese language and culture. http://www.ntu.edu.sg/cclc/research/

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119. Studying Chinese Language, Learning China's Culture From Chinese-forums.com - Po An online community of people with an interest in studying chinese language and culture. http://www.chinese-forums.com/index.php

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120. Tea Forum Top Level Public discussion forum about tea in art and culture in general and in chinese literature in particular. There is a small collection of poems and prose. http://www.greenspun.com/bboard/q-and-a.tcl?topic=Tea Forum

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