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1. The Popularity of Loose Leaf Tea and Whole Leaf Tea November 01, 2009 Herbal tea has been a popular beverage in many cultures for thousands of years. The Ancient Asian peoples harvested loose leaf tea and whole leaf tea from many of the native plants found on that continent, as they continue to do today. The popularity of loose leaf tea and whole leaf tea has been adopted by modern cultures throughout the world. The plants that have traditionally been used for loose leaf tea and whole leaf tea still come from China, Japan, India, Pakistan, and other parts of Asia. Yet there are other countries that are able to produce a substantial supply of these kinds of ... (read more) Author: Paul Ilife

2. Elegant Peacock Dance of Dai Minority October 27, 2009 Peacock Dance is the most famous dance in Dai Minority area – Yunnan province, China. It has a legend about the origin of the peacock dance. One day a thousand years ago, the father figure of Dai Minority saw a beautiful peacock dancing gracefully, and he could not help imitating it. From generation to generation, thousands of folk dancers made the “Peacock Dance” perfect continuously. History of the Peacock Dance: It has a long history of peacock dance. In Donghan Dynasty, Dai people often went to Luoyang (the ancient capital of China) to dedicate the “Peacock Dance” to the emper... (read more) Author: Professional travel consultant at chinaodysseytours.com

3. Financial Freedom With Ganoderma Lucidum October 26, 2009 Ganoderma Lucidum is an ancient red mushroom that originates from China. It is known as "The King Of Herbs" and is over five thousand years old. This mushroom is so old that it was eaten and drank by the ancient Chinese Emperors and was treated as a delicacy. They would combine the mushrooms into their tea and use it to have better vigor and a longer life. The Ganoderma mushroom itself contains triterpenes and polysaccharides which help to increase the body's immune system. These natural chemicals are also known to cut down the size of tumors, cure diseases such as diabetes and cancer, a... (read more) Author: Aaron Chen

4. Suspicion of luxury October 26, 2009 Ancient China's rich people in times of economic crisis played a role in another savior, but the image is not wonderful. U.S. Veteran columnist RobertFrank the last few days has been in the "Wall Street Journal" on the spit acidic water, to save those who call these the "anger Fu Fighter (FenFu Fighters)". Robert Frank of the difficulties, of course, has a long history: According to the well-known consulting company Bain (Bain & Company) released revised data, the Chinese luxury goods sales in 2009 rose contrarian, which is expected to grow by 12%. Opened this year, the new global luxury... (read more) Author: hibabay gong

5. Medicine October 23, 2009 The ancient Greek symbol today associated with medicine medicinethe world over: the rod of Asclepius with its single encoiled serpent. The World Health Organization, the Royal Society of Medicine, the American Medical and Osteopathic Associations, the British and the Australian Medical Associations are some of the bodies that incorporate it in their insignia Medicine is the art and science of healing. It encompasses a range of health care practices evolved to maintain and restore health by the prevention and treatment of illness. Contemporary medicine applies health science, biomedical resea... (read more) Author: Wendy zong

6. Aesop has been credited with inventing the fable;-) October 22, 2009 Everyone is familiar with Aesop's Fables. They are short stories usually about animal characters designed to make a point about human behavior. Aesop has been credited with inventing the fable. Indeed, the name Aesop has become synonymous with fables. However, animal fables existed long before Aesop. There are fables recorded in ancient artefacts of Babylon, Harappa (the ancient Indian civilization), China and Persia. Fables are the second oldest form of story known. The first is the myth: how the world came into existence, stories of the gods and goddesses and the powers that keep the ... (read more) Author: zaid surve

7. Where Did The Watermelon Originate? October 04, 2009 Can you guess where the watermelon originated? Watermelon originated in the Kalahari Desert in Africa. The first watermelon was in Egypt 5,000 years ago. The harvests are depicted in hieroglyphics on ancient Egyptian walls. Watermelon seeds were recovered from the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamen. The watermelon spread along the Mediterranean basin countries by way of merchant trading ships. In the 10th century AD watermelon travelled to China. Currently, China is the world’s number one producer of watermelon. In the 13th century Moorish invader introduced the fruit to Europe. According to Jo... (read more) Author: Gail Cole

8. Bedroom Furniture And Feng Shui: Create A Sanctuary October 02, 2009 Bedroom furniture, from the materials it's made of, to its positioning in your room, can be used to create a sanctuary for sleep. That is, according to practitioners of the art of feng shui. Feng shui is an ancient art, science, and philosophy. It developed in China thousands of years ago. It's a holistic system that addresses many different concepts. One of these is the understanding that a space, and the elements that it is composed of, create their own energy. This energy can be harmonious--or chaotic. Sleep and dreaming are considered to be a foundation for good physical and ps... (read more) Author: Annie Deakin

9. Significance of the Jade Earrings October 01, 2009 Jade is a significant type of gemstone. It is a well-recognized gemstone around the world. It is very much admired in ancient China because it was considered to be the “imperial gem”, China identifies Jade to be more precious than silver and gold. I would say that silver and gold still holds the “greater” value. Silver and gold are heavier and more impressive when being seen with one. Nonetheless, Jade still holds a vital value to the people who takes contentment in its significant meanings. When wearing big fancy earrings, particularly gold earrings the size of your thumb, it is astonish... (read more) Author: Ming Chan

10. Author: Co-Author: (Optional) Recently Selected Categories: Select one of the categories from the October 01, 2009 Gambling has been a mankind interest for thousands of years. It has evidently existed since ancient times. The oldest evident of ancient gambling is founda in China Sites, dating back to 2300 B.C. A pair of ivory dice made before 1500 B.C. is believed to be existed in ancient Egypt. Writings mentioning gambling have been discovered on a tablet in one of the Giza pyramids. The ancient Indians, Greeks and Romans also practiced some form of gambling. Today gambling can be found anywhere round the globe. Whether on the hill-top countries or on the beach-side cities, you can always find spots ... (read more) Author: John Wardoscof

11. Never Alone Taking An Amazing Christmas Holiday in China October 01, 2009 At Christmas Day, the Santa Claus always gives children various gifts at night. Where is Santa Claus from? Somebody says he comes from China because most gifts he gives to children are carried from China. Why not take an amazing Christmas holiday in China? Don’t be surprised; Chinese people spend the Christmas Day each year! Come to China and take a wonderful Christmas holiday with your kids! China is always a perfect place to take a family tour because of its ancient history and remarkable culture. During the Christmas holiday, it is always full of happy atmosphere. Here your kids may be... (read more) Author: Professional travel consultant at chinaodysseytours.com

12. Travel reviews September 25, 2009 Beijing may not be as stylish as Shanghai but if China has a melting pot, this is it. Nearly every culture within China and most from outside of this quickly modernising country can be found on Beijing’s teeming, fascinating and never boring streets. The city of Beijing is all about contrasts; flea markets and ancient monuments from China’s past mix with steel and glass architecture and hip urban cafés. Advertising runs amok and you’ll be scratching your head trying to figure out just how China is a communist country. If you’ve ever wondered what the heart of a nation of more than one bi... (read more) Author: Harry Rowley

13. Spend a fantastic family vacation in China during Spring Festival September 24, 2009 Traveling to China with your children is an amazing opportunity for them. It can open their eyes to the world and show them that much more lie beyond their home's borders than they could ever imagine. Spending a splendid family vacation in China during the spring festival is also fantastic! China is the perfect place to take a family vacation because of its ancient history and remarkable culture. During the Chinese Spring Festival, it is always full of happy atmosphere because of the big festival. Here your kids may be amazed by the splendid Chinese culture and traditions. The larg... (read more) Author: Professional travel consultant at chinaodysseytours.com

14. The Real Estate Industry In Italy September 18, 2009 The visual appeal throughout Italy is something that simply cannot be denied. Italy is a stunning nation, with beautiful lakes, mountains, and ancient cities that are teeming with history. Italy is known as a very romantic nation, with plenty of romantic appeal and activities for your entire family. It also boasts a perfect climate with warm waters that are graced by the Mediterranean Sea. Throughout Italy, there are no restrictions on foreign ownership on real estate, meaning that buying and selling is pretty much a straightforward process. The first thing you should do however, is to g... (read more) Author: Jessica Santoli

15. Aesop has been credited with inventing the fable September 18, 2009 Everyone is familiar with Aesop's Fables. They are short stories usually about animal characters designed to make a point about human behavior. Aesop has been credited with inventing the fable. Indeed, the name Aesop has become synonymous with fables. However, animal fables existed long before Aesop. There are fables recorded in ancient artefacts of Babylon, Harappa (the ancient Indian civilization), China and Persia. Fables are the second oldest form of story known. The first is the myth: how the world came into existence, stories of the gods and goddesses and the powers that keep the ea... (read more) Author: NIRMAL SEHGAL

16. Costume Jewelry and Sterling Silver Jewelry September 18, 2009 Costume Jewelry is often created with non-precious metals, usually gold or silver plated, plus with, or without beads plus stones. Costume jewelry has been popular around the world for thousands of years. The Ancient Egyptians are known to have worn decorative beaded necklaces plus Cleopatra is probably one of the original wearers of what they now call costume jewelry. In more recent times the people of the Germanic plus Slovak regions became highly skilled at developing intricate patterns in glass beads. However, beadwork used in costume jewelry is not only limited to glass. A lar... (read more) Author: ya ling

17. Ideas for Family Vacation to China - fun things to do and destinations that both parents and kids l September 17, 2009 Family tour is a popular phrase in recent years. Traveling with your children is an amazing opportunity for them. It can open their eyes to the world and show them that much more lie beyond their home's borders than they could ever imagine. China is the perfect place to bring a family because of its ancient history and remarkable culture. Real experiences in Chinese history, culture, and folk customs may enrich your children's life experience. Children may get the best gifts worth cherishing forever. China is a perfect place to travel. Each and every site in China has the potential to ca... (read more) Author: Professional travel consultant at chinaodysseytours.com

18. Upgrade Your Family Vacation for Better Experience and Lower Costs September 15, 2009 Traveling to China with your children is an amazing opportunity for them. It can open their eyes to the world and show them that much more lie beyond their home's borders than they could ever imagine. China is the perfect place to bring a family because of its ancient history and remarkable culture. Real experiences in Chinese history, culture, and folk customs may enrich your children's life experience. They will get the best gifts worth cherishing forever. The largest concern that most parents have, is that when traveling to a site, either the children, or the parent will be bored. The... (read more) Author: Professional travel consultant at chinaodysseytours.com

19. Embroidery applique and machines September 11, 2009 Embroidery applique, the stitching of specific patterns or images into clothing, began in ancient civilizations as old as that of ancient Egypt and Zhou Dynasty China. It makes regular clothing look much fancier and far more interesting. It has remained popular for both its ability to stitch intricate patterns and images into clothing as well as its value as a pastime. From the activity's origins, the poorest peasant to the richest queen has had the ability to embroider clothing as long as they have time, needles, cloth, and string.For this reason, some of the most beautiful clothing has been ... (read more) Author: Boris Humphrey

20. The Philosophy of Chinese Cooking September 11, 2009 Yin and yang dates back to ancient China. The belief that everything in the universe is consigned into two forces that are opposing but harmonious and complementary. The yin and yang philosophy is used in Chinese cooking. The traditional symbol for the forces of yin and yang, are two fish swimming head to tail. The left half is yin and the right half is yang. Taken literally, yin and yang mean the dark side and sunny side of a hill. Yin and yang are not opposing forces. They are complementary pairs. The Chinese believe problems arise when there is an imbalance between them. Earthquakes, fl... (read more) Author: Gail Cole

21. Tai Chi: A Different Martial Art September 11, 2009 Tai Chi is an ancient martial art, one that was practiced for centuries in China as an exercise, a martial art, and a way to improve the internal flow of energy in the body. It emphasis correct form and feeling with each and every movement, which is why it is always taught to be practiced in a slow and gentle fashion. By involving the entire body with little to no impact, Tai Chi promotes strength, flexibility, and stamina. With the entire body being taught to move as a whole, Tai Chi cultivates the link among the mind and the body, helping to enhance one's coordination and balance. It... (read more) Author: Elvin Rowe

22. About china gua sha September 10, 2009 Gua sha is an ancient healing therapeutic practice which began in China centuries ago. Gua sha Theraphy is very popular in china and it is not only used for the healing,but also used for the beauty,diet,relaxation etc,If you visit china,you can find there are many beauty salon or club in the city and most of them will provide gua sha beauty,gua sha diet,gua sha relaxation service,you also can get your healing service at a professinal gua sha clinic, but you will find that most big hospital will not provide any gua sha service,I don't know why,but maybe because the gua sha is so popular in ch... (read more) Author: tom pei

23. List of Chinese Inventions September 03, 2009 Chinese inventions will give you a sense of how critical these discoveries were when it came to building civilizations. Joseph Needam, a British scholar, recognized the importance of these discoveries. He studied these inventions extensively, even listing four of them as being the greatest inventions of ancient China. These include the compass, gunpowder, paper, and printing. The list of Chinese inventions includes familiar tools and some lesser known materials. A lot of these are even still used today. Many more are considered as direct descendants of modern day tools and methods. L... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

24. Chinese Coins - chinese 7 mace and 2 candareens coin September 03, 2009 Historically , Chinese money coins were cast in copper, brass or iron. In the mid 1800s, the coins were made of 3 parts copper and two parts lead. Cast silver coins were periodically produced but are considerably rarer. Cast gold coins are also known to be but are intensely rare.Chinese money coins originated from the barter of farming tools and agricultural surpluses. Around 1200 BC, smaller token spades, hoes, and knives started to be used to conduct smaller exchanges with the tokens later liquified down to supply real farm implements. These tokens came to be used as media of exchange themse... (read more) Author: Andy Roman

25. The Land of the Rising Sun - China September 02, 2009 China is forever linked to its ancient civilization, friendly people, and many of the world’s most revered treasures. China is one of the world's oldest continuous civilizations, consisting of states and cultures dating back more than six millennia. Known for its friendly people and many of the world’s most revered treasures, such as The Great Wall, Terra-Cotta Warriors & Horses and the Yangtze River, China isn’t just another country – it’s a different world. Experience China's most impressive imperial sites. Visit the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square, the world’s largest publ... (read more) Author: Thomas Thottathil

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