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China's Baby Boom to Boost Milk Export Packaging

Nov 18, 2015

New Zealand and Australian milk exports are expected to rise following the end of China's one-child policy, writes IndustryEdge MD Tim Woods. There are expectations of six million additional births in China per year, from 2017, for at ...

Tags: Milk products, fibre packaging, corrugated boxes

a Chinese Restaurant Has Become The Top Item on The to-Do-List for Many Germans

Dec 28, 2014

To have authentic Chinese family meals in a Chinese restaurant has become the top item on the to-do-list for many Germans during the current Christmas season. It was almost packed and all the waiters were having their hands full at ...

Tags: Chinese restaurant, Chinese Food

Chinese Buyers to Purchase U.S. Soybean Next Week

Dec 10, 2014

Due to the cheap price, Chinese family and restaurant commonly use soybean oil. Beijing has imported more than 6300 ten thousand tons of transgenic soybeans from the United States, Brazil and Argentina in 2013. According to the national ...

Tags: Soybean, soybean oil

Women at Work – China's Female Economy Motor

Nov 19, 2014

Men and women are working side by side and are moving China towards the future. From the outside this all looks very equal and harmonious. But do men and women really make no difference between male or female colleagues, employees or ...

Tags: China's Female, Economy Motor

Chinese Family Name Culture Is A Special Form of Consanguinity Culture

Nov 8, 2013

When the Chinese meet someone for the first time, they usually ask his/her surname by saying: "May I have your family name?" The family name is an important way of addressing each other. Chinese family name culture, which has survived for ...

Tags: surname, history, distribution of Chinese family names

China Is Indeed a Great Country with a Famous Cuisine and a Plentiful Variety of Food

Apr 22, 2013

With thousands of years of culinary history, China is indeed a great country with a famous cuisine and a plentiful variety of food. An abundance of restaurants offering a variety of services exists virtually wherever you go. The brand name ...

Tags: cuisine, food

Spring Festival Is The Most Important Festival for People in China

Dec 5, 2012

The Spring Festival, also known as Chinese New Year, is the most important festival for people in China and other neighboring countries, comparable to Christmas in the West. Family members try every means to get together before the Spring ...

Tags: chinese S=spring festival, celebrations, custom

Socializing Around Food and Mealtimes Is Very Important to The Chinese

Nov 29, 2012

Socializing around food and mealtimes is very important to the Chinese. Much of Chinese family life revolves around the dinner table. Traditionally, Chinese believed it was impolite to talk too much while eating. A good meal was regarded as ...

Tags: Chinese tradition, Chinese culture, Chinese customs

The Traditional Chinese Family Has a Hierarchical Order with The Man

Nov 28, 2012

The institution of family is the pinnacle of society. This is a fact that has long been realized by the Chinese who hold the family bonds as sacred and honor them accordingly. The traditional Chinese family has a hierarchical order with the ...

Tags: Chinese tradition, Chinese cultur, Chinese family, Chinese customs

The Chinese Extended Family Tends to Be More Significant Than That of Western Cultures

Nov 28, 2012

Although Chinese embraces the concept of equality between man and women, traditionally Chinese families have followed patriarchal lines. The Chinese extended family tends to be more significant in life than that of Western cultures, and ...

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