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Last Minute Holiday Shopping!Have you put your holiday shopping off until the last minute? Never fear, it's not too late to order from ChinaSprout! You can still visit our Christmas Page for great gift ideas. Our holiday shipping dates are as follows: West Coast customers can order until Dec. 16th, 12 p.m. and still receive packages by ground shipping. East Coast customers can order until Dec. 20th and still receive packages by ground shipping (NY, CT, and NJ residents can even wait as late as Dec. 22nd). Really last minute shoppers can order on Dec. 22nd by 12 p.m., choose Next Day Air, and still receive their goodies by Christmas Eve. |
FREE Holiday GiftTo show our appreciation to you for shopping at ChinaSprout this holiday season, we are offering a "buy one, get one free" promotion. From now until December 26th, when you purchase one Hand-Painted Glass Ornament - United We Stand, you will receive a second one for Free (make sure to add two items to your cart). These ornaments make lovely presents for teachers, neighbors, co-workers, or Secret Santas and are also great for use in gift baskets.
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Happy, Healthy HolidaysLetha Hadady is one of the nation's leading experts on natural Chinese remedies and author of books on health and beauty, including Asian Health Secrets and Healthy Beauty. In this second article for ChinaSprout, Letha talks about how Traditional Chinese medicine has long treated the energetic symptoms of depression, including fatigue, poor digestion, and weakened immunity. You may not be able to go home for the holidays, you may not want to--but healing foods and Chinese herbs boost morale, endurance, and immunity. Learn More. |
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China TV |
The China Related TV list is compiled weekly by Kirby Bartlett-Sloan. Kirby, an adoptive parent of three Chinese girls, has one of the most comprehensive TV listings of programs on China and from China that are in the English language.
"Little Red Riding Hood" - Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every ChildB.D. Wong ("All-American Girl") provides the voice of the wolf in a Chinese-style adaptation of "Little Red Riding Hood," known here as Little Red Happy Coat. Voices: Amy Hill (Mama, Mrs. Oolong), Vu Mai (Red) and Brian Tochi (Tailor). Thursday December 15, 2005 9:30am-10:00am on HBOFAM - HBO Family - Children's Show / Entertainment
Animated Tales of the World - The Magic PaintbrushA boy receives a magic paintbrush that makes anything he paints become real in this tale from China. Thursday December 15, 2005 12:45pm-1:05pm on HBOFAM - HBO Family - Children's Show / Entertainment
Cirque du Soleil: DralionThe Canadian-based circus troupe presents a show that draws on ancient Chinese circus traditions. The presentation celebrates life, air, water, fire and earth. Friday December 16, 2005 10:00pm-12:00am on BRAV - Network Series / Entertainment
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The Spitlers' Family BlogTravel Blog - December 8, 2005 · I love this city! Nanchang is so different from Beijing. In Beijing, international people were abundant. Nanchang is a city in the center of China, ringed on three sides by mountains and on the fourth by the massive Yangtze River. She is a city of 5 million people and so far the only non-Chinese I have seen are adopting parents. In our hotel there are Canadians, French and Americans - all here to adopt Chinese baby girls.
Steeped in 50 Years of China's SubjugationNew York Times - December 1, 2005 · There is nothing in Western culture that quite corresponds with the traditional teahouse in China. The corner pub or Old West saloon come to mind, but as the captivating and beautifully acted production of Lao She's "Teahouse" by the Beijing People's Art Theater makes clear, there is no place that offers as broad a panorama of its society.
Artist Captures Spirit of Forbidden CityXinhuanet - December 9, 2005 - For most of the time since mid-October, oil painter Jiang Guofang has locked himself at home, sweating away at new pieces in a secluded courtyard in the small county town of Yanjiao, on the east border between Beijing and Hebei Province. In his spacious studio, visitors may find some of the artist's favourite paintings depicting pretty women and young men in ancient costumes against the backdrop of the Forbidden City.
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Wisdom of the Week |
"If people are of one heart, even the yellow earth can become gold." - 100 Pearls of Chinese Wisdom
The adversities of the past year have brought many people together to display enormous acts of generosity and create hope from where there seemed none. These were truly golden moments in our history that displayed a unity of cause and a commitment to one another. In the spirit of this holiday season, we wish you great happiness and health in the New Year. We hope that you will be blessed with the season's warmth and goodwill throughout the coming year.
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