Love is in the air and in the news this week. Read about China’s love affair with the monkey, see how a family tradition returns for the New Year, and loving care for Beijing’s elderly. Also featured is an article about Chinese New Year celebrations in Paris:
With Fanfare and a Grand Parade, Paris Celebrates France's Ties to China
By CRAIG S. SMITH
The Eiffel Towers turned red, and a parade went down the Champs-Élysées, the first of its kind! Yes that is how the French celebrated Chinese New Year.
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Love for monkeys heats up as Chinese New Year sets in
Xinhuanet
From postage stamps to babies, and hopes for a monkey mascot for the 2008 Olympics, China’s monkey love affair grows.
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More people prefer dining at home on Lunar New Year's Eve as tradition stages comeback
Xinhuanet
A cozy atmosphere, good food, and the company of family tugs at Chinese heartstrings.
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The elderly get festive care from volunteers
Xinhuanet
With warm hearts and kind spirits, volunteers are visiting the elderly during the holidays.
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Chinese Wisdom of the Week
"Read ten thousand books and walk ten thousand miles." - From 100 Pearls of Chinese Wisdom.
This proverb tells us that reading will enlarge one’s second-hand knowledge, while observing will enrich one’s first-hand knowledge. Both are indispensable for one to achieve true wisdom.
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