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Liaoning News
·Five Museums in Liaoning to Open Free From March 1
From March 1, 2008, five museums including Liaoning provincial museum, Shenyang 9.18 historical museum, Fushun Pingdingshan Pingdingshan Massacre Museum, Dandong Memorial Hall Marking the Anti-American War in Aid of Korea, and Jinzhou Memorial of Liaoshen Campaign will be open free to the public.
·A Taste of Northern Exposure by Nina Lenton
Given the country's enormity, it is hardly surprising that distinct differences exist between the cuisine of the northern and southern regions of China. Different crops flourish in their respective climates and soil; there is varying seasonality and composite ethnic groups along with assorted bordering countries.
·Dalian will Host 3rd WEF Meet
Dalian, a port city in Liaoning province will host the third annual conference of the World Economic Forum (WEF) New Champions meeting next year, WEF chief operating officer Andre Schneider said yesterday.
·France to Open Consulate in Shenyang
France will soon open a consulate-general's office in Shenyang, capital of Liaoning province, French Ambassador to China Herve Ladsous said yesterday.
·26 Arrested for Damaging World Heritage Site in Liaoning
Police have arrested 26 people who are alleged to have seriously damaged a protected northeast China Neolithic culture site on the World Heritage waiting list.
·Love Story
Robert Wasserman and his Chinese girl friend talks about their love story on Valentine's in Shenyang, capital city of Liaoning province, February 14, 2008.
Given the country's enormity, it is hardly surprising that distinct differences exist between the cuisine of the northern and southern regions of China. Different crops flourish in their respective climates and soil; there is varying seasonality and composite ethnic groups along with assorted bordering countries.
Robert Wasserman and his Chinese girl friend talks about their love story on Valentine's in Shenyang, capital city of Liaoning province, February 14, 2008.
China News
·Parents too Shy to Talk about Sex
Sex education at home is "seriously deficient", a survey published yesterday by the All-China Women's Federation said.The study polled more than 5,000 school students aged six to 17, and about 6,500 parents from 28 cities and counties in 10 provinces and regions.
·Price Rises Approved in 7 Regions
Authorities have approved price hikes for a number of basic necessities, amid rising costs faced by manufacturers and wholesalers.
·Chinese Children Lack Adequate Sleep
Most Chinese children have inadequate sleep, something which may affect their growth, according to a survey released on Wednesday.
·Doctors from Taiwan Allowed to Work in Mainland
Taiwan physicians with at least five years of experience will be allowed to work on the Chinese mainland, a spokesman with the Ministry of Health said on Wednesday.
·Bun Producer Adopts English Name “Go Believe”
One of China's longest established food brands in northern Tianjin city has adopted an English name "Go Believe" which sounds like its famous but bizarre Chinese brand Goubuli, "Dog wouldn't care it."
·China to Try Free Museums Next Month
The Chinese government's decision of free admission at state-run museums will be put into practice in March, deputy minister of culture Yu Youjun has said.
The Chinese army has sent out tanks to clean icy expressways in the eastern Anhui Province.Two tanks finished their work on Sunday, de-icing an 110-kilometer stretch on two expressways in the province, military sources said on Sunday.
A stampede in Guangzhou Railway Station of south China's Guangdong Province has left one passenger dead as stranded passengers rushed to board trains after days of waiting .
International News
·89-year-old Woman to Campaign for Election in Malaysia
A 89-year-old grandma has made headlines in local newspapers after she filed her nomination paper on Sunday to contest a Kuala Terengganu parliamentary seat in northern Malaysia.
·Exercise Keeps You Younger - Study
Exercise may hold the key to youth, according to a study published on Monday which showed people who keep fit are up to nine years biologically younger than those who do not.
·Foreigners Encouraged to Donate Blood for Olympics
"Whenever there's need for blood, we'll give. We don't consider ourselves foreigners, for the world is a big family," said Mustafa Ali Alhumaid, headmaster of Saudi Arabia School in Beijing, yesterday.
·Babies without Borders
From a baby's point of view, being raised in China is much the same as anywhere else - the problem can be mom and dad. They may struggle with the language, cultural differences and the absence of friends and family as a support network.
·Four Health Changes Can Prolong Life 14 Years
People who drink moderately, exercise, quit smoking and eat five servings of fruit and vegetables each day live on average 14 years longer than people who adopt none of these behaviors, researchers said on Tuesday.
·Live Mice Found on US Flight to China
As many as eight dead and live mice were found on a United Airlines' (UA) flight from Washington to Beijing, the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ) said in Beijing on Monday.
Exercise may hold the key to youth, according to a study published on Monday which showed people who keep fit are up to nine years biologically younger than those who do not.
"Whenever there's need for blood, we'll give. We don't consider ourselves foreigners, for the world is a big family," said Mustafa Ali Alhumaid, headmaster of Saudi Arabia School in Beijing, yesterday.
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