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Home for the Beijing Olympics
When Canadian Jacob Cooke first arrived in China four years ago, he suffered from knowing very little Chinese.
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Special Supplement
Huachen refines art of collecting
The Huachen 2008 Spring Auction, one of China's major auctions, is scheduled for April 28 to 29 in Beijing's Landmark Towers when antique Chinese paintings and calligraphy, Chinese oil paintings, sculpture, Chinese porcelain, jade carvings, jewelry, jadeite, photography and workshop art will be up for bid.
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Indian film star Aamir Khan runs with the Olympic torch during the relay in New Delhi yesterday. AFP |
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Life
When Jackie met Jet
If Jet Li fights Jackie Chan, who will win? The audience will, says Rob Minkoff, director of The Forbidden Kingdom (Gongfu Zhi Wang), which premieres in North America today opens in China six days later.
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Life Expat
East or West? Both works best
Basketball star Yao Ming's injury dramas have helped shine the spotlight on traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), an ancient practice used by more and more people around the globe. Yao says he will use TCM as well as Western medicine to help his recovery in the lead-up to the Beijing Olympics. He is desperate to be fit for the biggest tournament of his life.
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