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Chinese Drinking Table Guide
Updated: 2007-05-10 13:34
Vol 9
05/14/2007
Cover Story
Chinese Drinking Table Guide
The Pleasures of Drinking Table
Romancing the Bottle
Table Manner Tip Sheet
The exploration of Chinese drinking tables offers more than just sensory
pleasure. Imbued with Confucian etiquette and customs, Jiu or alcoholic
beverages in general, have played a unique role in all walks of social
life in China...
more on page 4-35
Contents
Art
Tea Sets, Art of Living
There are various kinds of Chinese alcoholic drinks and they are quite
distinctive from those of other countries..
more on page 36-43
Camera
Wuyuan, Younger than Springtime
Chinese people set high requirements for the match of tea of different
quality with water and tea wares...
more on page 52-61
Life
One Night in Ghost Street
It is a street with more than 100 restaurants, tasty red hot Sichuan
delicacies, and billowing red lanterns lining...
more on page 62-67
Traditions
Sky in Spring, Kites' Paradise
The ancient Chinese, inspired by birds, made kites in the shape of birds,
and named them after the birds...
more on page 45-51
Tips
Shopping Golden Rules
The following "Shopping Golden Rules" may make your life easier and more
interesting when it comes time to shop in China.
more on page 68-69
First Steps to Master Chinese Calligraphy
Brushes, ink sticks, paper, and ink stones are known as 'the four
treasures of the study.'
more on page 70-73
Where to Enjoy
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� Hami: A City of History on the Silk Road
� Collections at Taipei Palace Museum
� Shennongjia, Home to the Wild Men?
� First Modern Drama Museum Inaugurated
Editor's Picks
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� The Worship Road--Tibetan Kowtow
� Protect the Returned Cultural Treasures
� Drama: I Love You, You Are Perfect, Now Change
� Dragon Boat Festival
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