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ISSUE 7/2002 INDEX
Cover Story
The People's Republic of China:an overview
Tips
Giardiasis
Getting Round Town
Drun Tower Street
An Anicient Town: Yangliuqing and her treasures
Making a Difference
China Bear Rescue,Animals Asia Foundation(AAF)
Shopping Map
I Love Jeans
Visit an Organic Vegetables Farm
The Movies
Mighty Baby
Signs
Live Report
Come to JIN Club
Sharing Moments with Tea Show
Climbing Game
On Oct. 1, 1949, Mao Zedong proclaimed the establishment of the People's Republic of China. The Red Army was renamed the People's Liberation Army. During the early days...>>More

Mighty Baby
One wonders if having almost all of the cast of last year's successful La Brassiere (2001) for Patrick Leung's Mighty Baby will bestow similar triumph for the director in his second film. Certainly the talent is there and the writing is indeed above par for most films of the year, but the concept of 'more of the same' does not always make for a great film....>>More

An Ancient Town: Yangliuqing and her treasures
The old city of Yangliuqing, 1,000 years old, to be exact, is famous for its communal products, which was New Year Paintings.

One of the most notable buildings in the city is the Shi Mansion which was called the No 1 Mansion in North China. It belonged to the Shi family which was one of the eight most prominent families in Tianjin during the Qing Dynasty. ...>>More


I Love Jeans
Jeans have come a long way. Although jeans have become an indispensable item in our closets, it was not designed to be a popular consumer article. Jeans were first made to act as hardy work clothes which offered durability and long wear. However since their original design, they have evolved into one of the "hottest" items available to consumers and one of the "must-haves" in our modern times.
In the 1930s, jeans were worn by actors in cowboy and western movies as they were hard-wearing yet comfortable clothes. Their use was popularized because of this and ....>>More
   
 
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