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Yin-Yang Cookies Recipe
The perfect cookies for a Chinese New Years celebration or any other Asian-themed celebration.

Wulong Tea of Fujian Province
This tea is most widely served at Chinese cuisine restaurants in the US. It isn’t black and it isn’t green but somewhere in between. Wulong tea is one of China’s most cherished teas.

Wu Xing - The Classical Chinese Elements
A brief outline of the classical elements featured in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chinese astrology, Feng Shui, and other areas of Chinese culture.

The Year of the Rat
The Year of the Rat starts on February 7, 2008. Explore a few of the aspects of the Rat sign in the Chinese Zodiac.

The Yangtze River
The Yangtze River has become a cultural, political, economical, and historical epicenter for China over thousands of years.

The Xia Dynasty - The First Dynasty of China
This dynasty, which was thought to be mythical at one time, is now believed to be the first dynasty in Chinese history.

The Truth about Popular Delicacies in China
Ever wondered if some of those rumors and myths about exotic and strange foods in China are true? This article sets some facts straight.

The Shang Dynasty
The Shang Dynasty is known for its bronze artifacts and bones containing the first Chinese characters in the history of the country. Learn more about this progressive dynasty.

The Art of Foot-Binding
For a millennium, footbinding was a tradition in China. This dangerous tradition lasted until the early 1900´s, when a famous era in Chinese history was brought to an end. Learn about this fascinating ancient art.

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