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ISSUE 6/2002 INDEX
Exploring In China
Ji County
Journey Route
Go to the head of the class with this season's trends
Feature
A different way to celebrate the Mid-Autumn harvest moon
In The Spotlight
Children and China-The experiences of a very "Chinese" doctor
Mr Qunhu Lee
Getting Round Town
A landscape on the move
Chengde Road
Western & Eastern
Cover Story-A Union of Difference
Marriage Custom
When tying the knot in China, what steps to take in the P.R.C.
The Movies
The Touch
Stuart Little ||
Live Report
A Joint Game
The Result of Chambers' Cup Golf Tournament
Classifieds
Free Personal Classifieds
Ji County
is the place to go to enjoy picturesque mountains and rivers. These forested mountains are the ideal nature retreat. The clean, fresh air form a natural 'oxygen bar' and is a welcome respite from the heat and humidity of the city.0000
A short drive from either Beijing or Tianjin, Ji county `houses' the Yanshan Mountain range, the Huanyaguan pass of the Great Wall and the large ...>>More

The Touch
Fans of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon should jump for joy at this film which stars, Michelle Yeoh (who also produces) and which promises to deliver plenty of amazing acrobatic maneuvers. Yeoh is playing her recent success well. She was offered a prime role in The Matrix Reloaded, but Yeoh is instead sticking to her roots, making films in Hong Kong. ...>>More

Children and China
Ð --The experiences of a very "Chinese" doctor
When Dr Lise Beard took up her post as resident physician at the SOS Clinic in February this year, she had come full circle.
"It was almost surreal that over 10 years ago I was also in the Sheraton Hotel but in a very different situation,"...>>More

A different way to celebrate the Mid-Autumn harvest moon
The Moon festival (also called the Mooncake or Mid-Autumn festival) falls on September 20 and 21st (China) this year.
Every year on the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, when the moon is at its brightest, the Chinese celebrate "zhong qui jie." Since the days of old, children have been been told the story of the moon fairy who lives in a crystal palace on the moon and who....>>More
   
 
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