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这个办法有效 —— This method is effective
这着儿管用 —— The trick works

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Thank you both. It works, a little bit overworks. All the "unread" s became the "read"s.

So I decide it should be used when I ready to log out after surfing.

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Chinese School - Interracial marriage popular among overseas Chinese

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Interracial marriage popular among overseas Chinese

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Chinanews, Beijing, July 18 �C Latest statistics reveal that young
generations of overseas Chinese prefer interracial marriages. However,
their parents feel difficult to accept their marriage.
When the first generation of Chinese immigrated to Australia, only
10%-20% of them chose to marry people of other cultures. While for the
second generation, this rate increased to 40%-50%, and the third
generation, nearly 70%.
A 2004 survey of interracial marriage in Canada shows that some 44
thousand couples are composed of the black and white, which was the most
popular kind of interracial marriage, and that more than 31 thousand
overseas Chinese have white husbands or wives, many of them from
Vancouver.
Parents of these overseas Chinese usually hold traditional Chinese views,
and are worried about their interracial marriages contradicting family
disciplines.
Qu Muqi, director of Chinese Family Services of Toronto, said Toronto was
now a melting pot; where different races and cultures were mixed and
developed together. But some traditional Chinese families in Toronto
still opposed their children's interracial marriages. He suggested these
parents should give guidance on interracial marriages to their children
early when they were still teenagers, for when they grew up and started
dating, they would paid no heed to advice from their parents.

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Learn Mandarin online - Confucius descendants expected to exceed 3 mln

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Confucius descendants expected to exceed 3 mln

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Chinanews, Jinan, July 6 �C The Confucius Family Tree Book Revision
Association recently received more than 1.2 million registration forms
from around the world. President of the association Kong Deyong said
after they had collected all the registration forms, they would arrange,
confirm and edit all the information. The revised Confucius pedigree is
expected to be published in 2009. By then, a map about the distribution
of all Confucius descendants will also come out.
The Confucius (Kong Zi) family has lasted for 83 generations, or 2,500
years by now. Most of the Confucius family descendants live in Qufu,
Shandong Province, and some live in other provinces in China or abroad.
The total number of the Confucius family descendants is expected to
exceed 3 million.
Kong Deyong told hat information solicitation work started in March, 1999
and ended on December 31, 2005. So far, they have received 1.2 million
registration forms. This, when added with the 560,000 descendants filed
in the family tree book written during the period of the Republic of
China, brings the total number of Confucius descendants to 1.8 million or
more. ��Ours will surely become the largest family in the world,�� said
Kong.
A company recently contacted Kong Deyong saying that they were willing to
pay for a DNA test for the revision work. However, the offer was refused
by the association. Kong said that since the number of descendants is
huge, it was impractical to apply a DNA test to each and every one of
them. Besides, in the Confucius family, it is quite common for one branch
family to adopt the child of another branch. From the blood relations
point of view, they may no longer have close blood relations with each
other. However, in the pedigree book, they are all included as the real
descendants of the Confucius family. In this circumstance, DNA test will
become meaningless.

          ��DNA test to identify Confucius descendants
          ��China to publish standard portrait of confucius

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Learn Mandarin online - Shanghai the int'l metropolis is losing Chinese characteristics

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Shanghai the int'l metropolis is losing Chinese characteristics

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Chinanews, Shanghai, June 26 - Gu Xiaoming, a professor at the department
of history in Fudan University, said that as an international metropolis
promoted by China, Shanghai has few Chinese characteristics. In the
process of striving to become an "oriental Manhattan" and "oriental
Broadway," the city is losing its own characteristics.
Splendid Shanghai is undoubtedly a wonderful city. From "oriental Paris"
in the early 20th century to the most developed cultural center in the
Chinese mainland, Shanghai is always China's fashion landmark. However,
it is "wonderful" but not "classic." From an involuntary colony in the
beginning to intentional hot spot afterwards, it seems that fashion in
Shanghai is accompanied by "westernization." It is westernization that
has brought Shanghai prosperity, but at the same time, it has deprived
Shanghai of its original oriental culture. As a result, some people opine
that Shanghai cannot be called an international metropolis because it
does not have a soul of its own under its beautiful copied-from-abroad
appearance.
Shanghai was a metropolis envied by the whole world in the early 20th
century. It was the center of the Far East region in terms of business,
trade, finance, culture and fashion and was therefore called the
"oriental Paris." Since reforms and opening-up, Shanghai has recovered
its great ambition and vows to become an international metropolis again
in the backdrop of rapid economic development on the mainland.
Nevertheless, at present, aspiring Shanghai is still miles away from an
international metropolis.
In Gu Xiaoming's opinion, a really international metropolis should first
have a showcase, namely, it ought to show the outside world China's
multifarious and diversified cultures and all sorts of Chinese ethnic
cultures should be found in Shanghai. An international metropolis should
heartily welcome traditional culture accumulated from real life. However,
Shanghai fails to do a satisfactory job in this aspect and even cannot be
compared with Beijing.
Gu said that when planning to build nine towns with foreign flavors, the
Shanghai municipal government chose western styles including Italy,
Germany, Britain and Canada but did not intend to build small towns with
Arabian, Iranian, Thai and South Korean features. This demonstrates that
Shanghai only target cultures of developed western countries and admire
those countries but does not open itself to international cultures which
are the real sediments of culture accumulated over the ages.

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Chinese Class - "Quit-smoking cake" for fathers

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"Quit-smoking cake" for fathers

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Seller at a cake shop on Dongda Street of Suzhou City was showing the
customers the "quit-smoking cake" on June 15. As the Father's Day
approaches, a cake shop of the city promoted this "quit-smoking cake",
which becomes an ideal gift to fathers for its exquisite, unique design
and profound implication.

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2006 Asia Fashion Show opened in Beijing

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2006 Asia Fashion Federation was inaugurated in Beijing on June 12,
highlighting a theme of "cultural power and industry promotion". 300-odd
visual artists, fashion designers, brand experts, famous entrepreneurs
and representatives of relevant industries in the fashion and creative
industry of Asian countries, including China, Japan, South Korea,
Thailand, India and Singapore, attended the event. Pictured: a fashion
show of Northeast Tiger fur at the opening ceremony

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Learn Mandarin online - Guan Yu's birthday celebrated with traditional opera

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Guan Yu's birthday celebrated with traditional opera

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This June 7 was the 13th day of the fifth month in Chinese lunar
calendar, the birthday of Guan Yu, a Chinese Daoist god of war and
martial arts. To celebrate his birthday, stages were set up beside the
Guan Yu Temple in Quanzhou City to stage traditional Liyuan opera, one of
the oldest operas in China, and also puppet show, attracting many
citizens of all ages to watch.

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Learn mandarin - World Cup soccer ball "Teamgeist"

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World Cup soccer ball "Teamgeist"

www.chinanews.cn 2006-06-05 15:43:25

The 2006 World Cup soccer ball "Teamgeist" appeared in a department store
in Shandong's Weifang City on June 2 and immediately received a warm
welcome of soccer fans. This style of football to be used during the
World Cup in Germany is named "Teamgeist" which means the vital spirit
for winning in the World Cup games - the power of a team. This was the
first time "Teamgeist" appeared in a department store in China.

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Chinese Lesson - Children's Day celebrated

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Children's Day celebrated

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Students from Jinfan (golden sail) chorus of Beijing Chun Kwan Village
Number 3 Primary School were singing a song titled "we are happy" on May
29. On that day, the All China Women's Federation and the Women's
Federation of Beijing jointly held the event featuring "be qualified
parents and cultivate qualified talents" for the Children's Day in the
Wanliu branch of the Number 3 Primary School located in Beijing's Haidian
District.

Photo shows Kids in the 2nd oil extraction kindergarten of Zhongyuan
Oilfield in Henan's Puyang City were dancing for the upcoming Children's
Day. This kindergarten has arranged singing and dancing galas for
children to celebrate the Children's Day that falls on June 1.

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Chinese Class - Ancient buildings in Beijing under renovations

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Ancient buildings in Beijing under renovations

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Since the project of humanistic Olympics was implemented in 2003, Beijing
has launched 121 renovation projects for ancient buildings and completed
51 of them. These 51 projects covered an area of more than 450,000 square
meters, setting a record of the largest construction scale, the highest
investment volume and the longest duration of cultural relic renovation
in the capital city in the past 100 years. Pictured, the renovation
project for Beijing's Zhengyang Gate Tower and the embrasured watchtower.

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Learn Chinese online - 16 major steel companies object to price hike for iron ore

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16 major steel companies object to price hike for iron ore

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Chinanews, May 23 - China Iron and Steel Association (CISA) announced on
May 21 that it convened a meeting for the Iron Ore Import Working
Committee two days earlier and had called on the senior management of 16
major steel enterprises in China to gather in Beijing to attend the
meeting. Eventually the 16 major steel enterprises unanimously agreed
that they would resolutely object to enterprises which adopt measures in
contradiction to the rules of negotiation and apply pressure on Chinese
steel enterprises, and that they would not accept iron ore prices that
are fixed without any regards to the situation in the Chinese market.
It was learned that starting from May 15, Brazil-based Companhia Vale do
Rio Doce (CVRD), a representative of the suppliers in the global iron ore
negotiations, declared on several occasions that it had reached an
agreement with a few enterprises in Germany, Italy and Japan to raise
iron ore prices by 19% in 2006. On May 19, CISA held a meeting with the
senior management of 16 major steel enterprises to look into the import
of iron ore in 2006. The senior management of China's largest steel
enterprises such as Shanghai Baosteel Group Corporation, Wuhan Iron and
Steel (Group) Corp and Tangshan Iron and Steel (Group) Co. Ltd attended
the meeting.
CISA released a declaration on this conference on May 21, saying that to
date no Chinese or Japanese steel enterprises have expressed their stand
on the agreement reached by CVRD for a 19% price hike, which means that
the Asian market's iron ore price has not been fixed yet. The
negotiations for the 2006 iron ore price is still continuing, and Chinese
steel enterprises would not accept iron ore prices that are fixed without
any regards to the situation in the Chinese market.
CISA revealed that the 16 major enterprises have agreed that negotiations
for iron ore prices must take into account the long-term interests and
benefits of both suppliers and purchasers and pursue a win-win situation.
The fixing of the iron ore prices in 2006 should not only take into
account the European market but also the Asian market, particularly
China. In 2005, Chinese steel enterprises imported 275 million tons of
iron ore, accounting for about 43% of the world's total trading volume of
iron ore that is transported by sea.

          ��China says no to iron ore price hike
          ��China says no to the 10% iron ore price hike
          ��Chinese government concerned about iron ore pricing talks
          ��China to further regulate iron ore imports
          ��World iron ore prices to fall next year
          ��Iron ore import to grow much slower
          ��China regulates iron ore imports
          ��China vies for iron ore pricing power

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Nanjing's Jianning Road, a 50-centimeter-high white ceramic kettle named
"Heaven and Earth Brimmed with Fortune" caught many citizens' eyes. This
ceramic kettle was designed mainly based on the plum blossom kettle with
chrysanthemum, peony and sunflower patterns inlaid on the body. Created
with exquisite workmanship, the kettle was priced at 18,000 yuan
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Chinanews, Beijing, April 10 (by Liu Changzhong) �C Holders of China
UnionPay (CUP) or the Citibank cards can use cash machines of both groups
as of April 9.
The two groups officially launched Automated Teller Machine (ATM) access
for customers of each other on Tuesday, CUP told China News Service. It
is the first time for CUP to expand such service with foreign-invested
banks.
The launch of the service would promote mutual benefit and reach a
win-win result for the two groups in the field of ATM service and provide
convenience for their customers as well. After the opening of the
service, CUP cardholders are allowed to withdraw cash from Citibank��s
ATMs in around 36 countries and regions, while Citibank cardholders can
draw money from 8,300 ATMs linked to CUP's network.
It was a happy event for CUP to establish close cooperative relationship
with the Citibank, which has been in the lead in offering international
retail banking services, and the cooperation would better fulfill the
demand of cardholders during the expansion of CUP��s overseas network
,said executive vice president Liu Yongchun of CUP.
Li Yawen, general manager of China division of international retail and
financing products and service of the Citibank, said that he expected the
further cooperation with CUP would be enhanced, that benefiting the
carholders of the two groups.

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Polluted water in Songhua River reaches Harbin, the capital of
northeastern Heilongjiang province November 24, 2005. [Reuters]

May 7 - The benzene-related pollutants in northeast China's Songhua and
Heilong rivers remain at a safe level during the spring thaw period,
China's State Environmental Protection Administration (SEPA) said
Saturday.
"The water quality in the Songhua and Heilong rivers is steady and no
pollution has occurred," read a statement from the SEPA.
The thaw period had finished, but the benzene, nitrobenzene and aniline
contents in the two rivers did not exceed the national standards of both
China and Russia, said the SEPA.
The Songhua River, a tributary of the Heilong River which is also called
Amur River in Russia, was heavily polluted last year after a chemical
plant explosion upstream on November 13, causing some 100 tons of
benzene-related pollutants to spill into the river and endangering the
water supply for millions of residents along the river.
Since then, Chinese environmental protection departments have been
closely monitoring the changes of water quality in the two rivers. China
and Russia have also conducted several joint monitoring exercises.
From March 4 to 22, the two sides took samples of water, ice and silt
from the different sections of Songhua River and found benzene-related
pollutants did not exceed the national standards of China and Russia,
according to the statement.
"At present, China and Russia are discussing how to enhance environmental
protection along the rivers bordering the two countries," said the
statement.

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airport. The hotel, which has rich experience in hosting business
conferences, features a gym, a billiards room and a karaoke hall.

Each year, Beijing Zi Jin Cheng Hotel hosts more than 100 conferences,
and more than 20,000 business travelers stay here.

Our restaurants, which have a combined seating capacity of 250 people,
offer traditional Sichuan, Shandong, Cantonese and Beijing cuisine. And
our business center provides complete secretarial services, as well as a
spectrum of meeting rooms. For recreation, the hotel provides a gym, a
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Hall, swimming pool and video playing hall.

Opened in 1991 and renovated in 1996, the 25-storey hotel has 387
guestrooms, with standard rooms measuring 20 square meters. The 21st
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restaurant, a Japanese restaurant, a Cantonese restaurant, Korean
barbecue, and a fast food outlet.

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* Medical Support

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* Double Bed
* Voice Mail
* Ultra King-Size Bed
* Coffee/ Tea Maker
* Extra Bed Available
* Complimentary Newspaper
* Work Desk
* Electronic Payment System
* Infant Bed
* Free Toiletries
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Han Yang Hall: Seving Korean cuisines, on 1f

Di Yuan Hall: Japanese cuisines on 1f
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* Sauna Massage
* Gym
* Bicycles
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Two chain hotels are all located on north square of Shanghai Railway
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eight-storey building of Meixing chain hotel on Zhongxin Road provides
180 guestrooms all decorated in simple and cozy styles.

The six-storey Meixing chain hotel on Datong Road has 130 guestrooms. The
Datong chain hotel features travel care services, and the European lobby
and front dest in traditional Chinese style all bring extra amenities to
guests. The two chain hotels both achieved the three-star standard.

The restaurant in the hotel features Shanghai and Hunan cuisines. The
cafe and tea house are all ideal for leisure and private chats. The
business center in the hotel allows the guest to use computers,
facsimile, photocopy and IDD/DDD.

Dining

Chinese restaurant Conference room Parking lot Gym Tea house

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airport. The hotel, which has rich experience in hosting business
conferences, features a gym, a billiards room and a karaoke hall.

Each year, Beijing Zi Jin Cheng Hotel hosts more than 100 conferences,
and more than 20,000 business travelers stay here.

Our restaurants, which have a combined seating capacity of 250 people,
offer traditional Sichuan, Shandong, Cantonese and Beijing cuisine. And
our business center provides complete secretarial services, as well as a
spectrum of meeting rooms. For recreation, the hotel provides a gym, a
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center and the railway station, is about 55 minutes by car from the
airport. The hotel, which has rich experience in hosting business
conferences, features a gym, a billiards room and a karaoke hall.

Each year, Beijing Zi Jin Cheng Hotel hosts more than 100 conferences,
and more than 20,000 business travelers stay here.

Our restaurants, which have a combined seating capacity of 250 people,
offer traditional Sichuan, Shandong, Cantonese and Beijing cuisine. And
our business center provides complete secretarial services, as well as a
spectrum of meeting rooms. For recreation, the hotel provides a gym, a
billiards room, a karaoke hall and a beauty salon.

Dining

Gym Billiards room Karaoke hall Beauty salon Meeting rooms Restaurant

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  Shandong News Hotel Harbor Hotel
  Centeury Run Hua Hotel Pearl Hotel Shandong
  Yuquan Simpson Hotel Shunhe Business Hotel, Jinan
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