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Beijing tourism with a healthy touch

[2014-08-20 07:19]

For visitors to Beijing, a trip to the Great Wall now can be so much more than simple sightseeing. They can practise tai chi, an ancient form of exercise and meditation, on the wall as part of a package that combines traditional tourism with traditional Chinese healthcare.

Tcm fact box

[2014-08-20 07:19]

Traditional Chinese medicine has been used for more than 2,000 years to prevent, diagnose and cure illness. It includes various forms of herbal medicine, acupuncture, massage, exercise and dietary therapy.

Museum depicts the long history of Chinese healing

[2014-08-20 07:19]

From a venue for professional exchanges to popular tourist destination, Yushengtang Traditional Chinese Medicine Museum in Beijing has witnessed the spreading popularity of traditional Chinese medicine overseas.

Freeing the qi and force of life

[2014-08-20 07:19]

The lift glides noiselessly to the top floor of a 10-storey residential building in Beijing and I step toward my appointment with the same anticipation I came with last time. I am hoping Master Liu Qing will beat me with a stick. Two sticks, in fact.

Eton headmaster warns: 'Don't put British children in a Chinese straitjacket'

[2014-08-16 08:35]

British schools should not seek to emulate China's academic system because it is wrong "to confuse league-table success with a good education", the headmaster of Eton has said.

North China's new growth engine

[2014-08-15 08:23]

Cangzhou in the southeast of Hebei province is trying to become the new economic growth pole of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, said local officials.

Efficient and cost-effective port top choice for central regions

[2014-08-15 08:23]

As a vital transport hub in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, Huanghua port boasts a hundred-million-ton deep-water harbor and a comprehensive transport system.

When the world went wild for King Tut

[2014-08-09 07:31]

It must be the most celebrated exchange in the history of archaeology. "Can you see anything?" asked George Herbert, the fifth Earl of Carnarvon, standing in a gloomy passageway cut into the bedrock of the Valley of the Kings on the west bank of the Nile.

Chinese artist given pride of place at Chatsworth

[2014-08-09 07:31]

The classic vista of Chatsworth will appear very different this summer as one of its best known landmarks is replaced by a work of Chinese contemporary art.

Why Western men prefer 'yellow fever'

[2014-08-02 07:45]

Ever heard of yellow fever? No, not the disease you can pick up when traveling to certain countries. I'm talking about when Caucasian men develop an acute sexual preference for East Asian women - even becoming a fetish for some.

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