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A Look At Chinese Acupuncture
Chinese Acupuncture dates back way over 5000 years easy in China. Chinese Acupuncture can be dated back to the 1st millennium B.C.E. in China. There are hieroglyphics dating back to 1000 BC that imply the use of acupuncture. There were stone probes found in prehistoric caves that archeologists are of the consensus are the first acupuncture instruments. Those probes were dated over 5000 years as well. It is believed that the stone probes and pointed rocks found were for treatment of ancient disease and involved some sort of bloodletting including some techniques similar to what we know as acupuncture. The archeological finds date back to the Han dynasty from 202 BC to 220 AD. It is believed that acupressure and massage came before the ins...

Product Manufacturing In China - Friend Or Foe?
Do you think that Henry Ford would have imagined that in a few decades from revolutionizing industry, we will have a global economy with a global workforce?

The Launch of Asia-Product.com: One of the Largest Online Wholesale Networks in Asia and China
EC Group announced the launch of its global wholesale online store, Asia-Product.com, with the aim of providing the best qualified products from Asia China to the rest of the world.

Xeko Debuts Its Fourth Earth-Saving Collectible Card Set, "Mission: China"
Now is a good time to teach kids about China's endangered species. Xeko's Mission: China will debut just in time for the Beijing Olympics.

4th Specialty Elastomers/TPEs Conference to be Held in Shanghai, November 14-15
The 4th Specialty Elastomers/TPEs Conference will be held in Shanghai, 14-15 November 2007 to discuss on the breakthroughs in new innovations, applications and processing technology in the specialty elastomer like TPE, TPU, TPV, TPO, SBC and PEBA in China/Asia Market. This has created more growth opportunities for specialty elastomers end-users from the automotive, electronics, power tools, footwear, and coated fabrics industries.

Business Consultant’s New Book Offers Tips on Business Etiquette and Success in China
A new book by author and business consultant Ernie Tadla gives eight lessons on business etiquette and culture in the Chinese business environment. Tadla shares personal challenges of adjusting and adapting to the Chinese business culture.

Next Lyra Webcast: Will Low-Cost Epson and HP Ink Jet Cartridges in China Lead to a Consumables Pricing Meltdown?
Lyra Research, the digital imaging authority, will host a live Webcast called "Breaking the Model: Will Chinese Consumers Force Printer OEMs to Give Up Their Razors and Blades?" on Tuesday, January 16, at 2 p.m. eastern standard time (7 p.m. or 19:00 UTC). For more than a decade, the printer industry has counted on a lucrative combination of low-cost hardware that draws in buyers and high-priced supplies that deliver some of the best margins of any business. But now printer manufacturers are running head-on into cost-conscious Chinese consumers who just say no to expensive cartridges. Visit www.lyra.com to sign up for this event today.

Seven steps to eating healthy at Chinese restaurants
When you are dining out at Chinese restaurants, try to avoid going to those large buffet place since many of them have a lot of greasy foods. The best way eat healthy is really to eat a well balanced meal. Its important to eat a good portion of vegetables over meat and rice. You may prefer to stay away from eating several of those egg rolls and other deep fried dishes. These egg rolls and other fried foods initially stem from the roots of American Chinese type of restaurants. Here are some ideas that you should consider when dining out:

Buzz Technologies, Inc. Announce China ISP Acquisition
Buzz Technologies, Inc. (OTC: BZTG.pk) this week signed a contract to purchase a Shanghai-based Internet service provider (ISP) servicing Shanghai, Beijing and Shenzhen with broadband, dial up and satellite services.

China has the Answer to Environmental Dead Zones
Recently scientists have been watching the exponential growth of marine life dead zones off the coasts of human civilizations. In China there are dead zones now, which are over 250 kilometers in radius off the coasts of Shanghai and Beijing.

ARX Promotes Digital Signatures at China's SFDA Conference
Dr. Gadi Aharoni, CEO of digital signature solutions provider, ARX, will join other life science industry leaders for a week long training session for the Chinese State Food and Drug Administration (SFDA) and other stakeholders in the growing Chinese pharmaceutical supply marketplace. The event will be held December 15-19, 2007 in Hainan, China.

Retail Solutions Expands Development Team - Opens Office in Shanghai, China
Retail Solutions Acquires Team of 14 Shanghai-based Developers, Accelerating Development and Integration of Recent Acquisition

End Chinese Internet Censorship: A Call For Your Voice By Amnesty International Australia
The bid for these Olympic Games by the Chinese Government included commitments to improve human rights in China. So far its Olympic commitments are a long way from being fulfilled, according to Amnesty International Australia.

China and the 2008 Olympic Games
My book, RETURN TO THE MIDDLE KINGDOM: One Family, Three Revolutionaries, and the Birth of Modern China, begins in the middle of the 19th century when China was nicknamed, by the Western Powers, as the "Sick Man of East" When Eugene Chen (my late father-in-law), fought to get rid of this label, there were other characters in my book who were fighting the same good fight

CULT OF THE DEAD COW (cDc) Launches Campaign Against Internet Censorship in China
Infamous publishing and computer security group supports protests against state-sponsored censorship of the Internet.