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Easter Gift SetsWe are continually updating our Easter page with new products for the holiday. As a special treat, we have created unique Easter Gift Sets, filled with all sorts of wonderful goodies packaged with fun! Choose from Monkey King, Panda, Chibi Maruko, or Pucca sets fore the little sprout on your gift list. |
Add Music to Your LifeTo help welcome spring, we are giving away a FREE Folk Music CD, between April 4th and April 18th, valued up to $13.95, to customers whose order totals $75.00 or more. Don't miss your opportunity to add one of our wonderful Chinese folk music CDs to your collection. Our FREE Folk Music CD offer is good while supplies last. In order to apply the coupon to your order, add the Folk Music CD to your shopping cart. When you arrive on the Shopping Cart page, enter in the coupon code 1143997887 and hit the "Apply Coupon" button. After the coupon is successfully added to your order, you will see the message: "Coupon Applied". LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER. |
New Products |
Embroidered Silk Shirts |
Double Happiness Pendant |
Quilt Baby Blanket |
Floppy's Friends |
Home DecorWhat's Hot? Peony! Use our peony flower fabric to reupholster a favorite piece of furniture, like the one shown in this NY Times article. Or, add a vibrant splash of color when you feature our peony inspired table accents or cushion cover in your decorating designs. |
Letha's Health Secrets |
The San Francisco Chronicle wrote, “Letha Hadady, one of the nation’s leading experts on natural Chinese remedies, is leading a quiet lady-like revolution to bring herbal medicines from the Far East and elsewhere into everyday use in American homes.” Read the latest on her blog Letha's Health Secrets.
Natural Remedies for Spring Health and BeautyTraditional Asian health care believes that seasonal home remedies prevent illness and aging for many people. Special foods and herbs can prevent stress, allergies, fatigue and other problems that occur with weather changes. Watch this blog for seasonal health and beauty advice.
Silk for your Sore ThroatTraditional Chinese medicine uses all sorts of things as herbs because everything in nature–plants, minerals, and animal products–can improve our energy, vitality, and beauty. Silkworm is used for more than making lovely clothes.
Lose weight and painWant to lose weight, improve digestion, and reduce inflammatory pain? Think papaya and pineapple enzymes! Enzymes are special proteins that speed chemical reactions in the body. Proteolytic enzymes (known as proteinases or peptidases) digest protein.
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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.
Travel Cafe - Hong Kong: City of LuckHong Kong: City of Luck
Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations - Asia SpecialA culinary tour of Asia includes Osaka, Japan, where Bourdain samples sushi at an underground bar and participates in rituals and festivals; and a trip to Beijing, China, for some Peking duck. Also: a visit to the Jianfu Temple, center of Taoism during the Tang Dynasty. Wednesday April 05, 2006 6:00pm-8:00pm on TRAVEL - The Travel Channel - Network Series / Travel
Chinese Jade - Ch'ing Ming CelebrationShopping Thursday April 06, 2006 1:00pm-3:00pm on QVC - Other / Shopping
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China News |
China: The New Contemporary-ArtNYTimes - April 2, 2006 - Sitting in the back row among a crowd of 400 people at Sotheby's York Avenue salesroom yesterday morning, a Singapore collector unknown to even the most knowledgeable of experts on Asian art spent nearly $1 million on a dreamy portrait of a dazed-looking comrade.
The Pipa Player Wu Man Discovers World Music in AmericaNYTimes - April 2, 2006 - IN 1990, at 25, Wu Man was ushered onto a plane in Beijing as China's leading player of the pipa, or Chinese lute. Sixteen hours later, she arrived in New Haven, an unknown adrift in the United States with scant English.
Cool Tat, Too Bad It's GibberishNYTimes - April 2, 2006 - At a Los Angeles tattoo parlor four years ago, he had two Chinese characters etched in a prominent spot on his left forearm. He assumed that the translation in the sample book the tattoo artist showed him — "one love" — was correct.
NOTE: Select NY Times articles require registration which provides free and instant access to breaking news, reviews, online classifieds and more on NYTimes.com. |
Wisdom of the Week |
Benevolence can overcome cruelty, as water can extinguish fire." -- Quotations from Mencius
There is nothing quite like kindness to quell the fire of an adversary. Mencius understood very well that the key to overcoming a difficult situation is to use more sugar than salt. By employing benevolence, we may even learn to better understand a situation or person. When we find that common ground, we truly do overcome. All of us at ChinaSprout wish you and your family a "hoppy" holiday!
Your Friends, The ChinaSprout Team |
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