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Mother's Day PageEvery mother deserves to know how much she is appreciated and a gift from ChinaSprout is sure to touch her heart for years to come. We have many wonderful gift ideas on our Mother's Day page that is sure to suit her taste. Whether she enjoys accessorizing, dressing up, or a nice quiet evening with a book and cup of tea, ChinaSprout is the place to find that perfect gift. |
Free Mother's Day GiftAs we approach May and blooming flowers make their appearance, ChinaSprout is offering this pretty Flower Brocade Cosmetic Bag to celebrate the season. This limited offer is available when your order totals $50 or more and is good while supplies last. To apply the coupon to your order, add the Flower Brocade Cosmetic Bag to your shopping cart. When you arrive on the Shopping Cart page, enter in the coupon code 1145372542 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. |
ChinaSprout's Grab Bags are Back!We are bringing back our popular Grab Bag promotion. These fun-filled bags contain a variety of new items in each of the following categories: Arts & Crafts, Home Decor, Books (Adult or Children), and Accessories (Girl, Boy, Adult Male, or Female). Each grab bag costs $20 and contains 4 items that have a total retail value up to $100. In order to participate in our Grab Bag promotion, your order must total $25 or more. Please add the bag of your choice in the shopping cart. Then 4 items will be yours! Please note we Limit one grab bag per order, while supplies last. Place your order today before our grab bag supply sells out. |
Exclusive ChinaSprout DVD ReleaseOver the past few months, we have been working to create a Chinese learning program based on a successful series from China's CCTV. We are pleased to announce that this exclusive ChinaSprout DVD is now available for you and your family to enjoy. As Chinese for Children's engaging story unfolds, children will learn words and phrases for greetings, family members, household items, play, health, and more, all in a real environment with a relatable story. Your kids will want to watch it again and again and will readily begin repeating Chinese words and phrases. |
New Products |
Silk Embroidered Peony Shirt |
Double Happiness Silver Bracelet |
Silk Phoenix Scarf |
Kim 2006 |
Mother's Day Gift SetsDon't know how to say thank you to the special woman in your life? ChinaSprout is here to help! Our staff has worked hard to create original Mother's Day Gift Sets, sure to please all mothers. Choose the set that fits your mom best. Each gift set includes a complimentary card. |
Special Gifts for Mothers, Grandmas, Aunts...Let everyone know how much she means to you when you present her with one of ChinaSprout's earrings or pendants with the Chinese characters for mother, grandmother, or auntie. Pair them up to create a lovely matched set. For more casual days, slip on a mama or grandmother t-shirt.
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Double HappinessSpring time is one of the most popular seasons to hold a wedding. Flowers are in bloom and the weather is absolute perfection. Extend the joy of the season for the newly wedded couple with "Double Happiness" gifts from ChinaSprout. It is the symbol of marital happiness, actually meaning double joy.
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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.
Slimming Holiday FoodsHere are a few simple fasting foods to help you lose weight quickly and easily after eating rich holiday meals. You can make them up in large quantities and keep them in the refrigerator.
SciaticaIf you have felt a sharp electric pain searing down the side or back of your leg lately, it may be sciatica, an inflammation of the sciatic nerve. That nerve, the largest in the body, runs from the lumbar area of the lower back, down through the pelvis and groin, and branches out in two directions down the back and side of each leg to the ankle and little toe.
A Dragon BreakfastIf you have been following my posts on Weightloss The Asian Way (#1, 2, and #3 and the Sugarless Pie) you know that everyone participating in the program is on the basic diet: 2 fruits, 6 - 9 veggies, one sort of protein and lots of tea per day. In addition, I will continue to suggest special foods for 4 energy types: Tigers, Dragons, Bears, and Cranes. Here are a few breakfast suggestions especially suitable for Dragons.
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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.
First Emperor: The Man Who Made ChinaOne of the most powerful men who ever lived, Qin Shi Huangdi commanded millions, united China and designed the Great Wall. The enormous scale of this leader's achievements was matched only by the legacy he left. Sunday April 23, 2006 9:00pm-11:00pm on DSC - Discovery Channel - Travel
China's Mega-Dam - Episode 1The Three Gorges Dam on the Yangtze River in China is the largest public works project in the history of mankind. Its size, scale, and potential are unprecedented in engineering history. The dam is in its final stages of completion - but will it work?Sunday April 23, 2006 11:00pm-12:00am on DSC - Discovery Channel - Special / Science
China's Mega-Dam - Episode 2The Three Gorges Dam on the Yangtze River in China is the largest public works project in the history of mankind. Its size, scale, and potential are unprecedented in engineering history. The dam is in its final stages of completion - but will it work?
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China News |
The Oldest Civilization on Earth, RebornNew York Times China -- The scene of the most extraordinary economic, social and political transformation of our time. But it is also a nation struggling with an enormous population, a strained environment, and unequal distribution of wealth and opportunity. Four documentary films portray the triumps and disappointments of remarkable individuals caught up in an epic story.
'House of Oracles' Looks Back at Huang Yong Ping's Legacy.New York Times April 14, 2006, North Adams, Mass -- The dynamite survey at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art reveals that the Chinese artist is a star of elusive luminosity.
Shanghai's Boom: A Building FrenzyNew York Times April 12, 2006, Shanghai -- Within the next four years, Shanghai will be utterly transformed. But critics say it will lose as much as it stands to gain in dazzling, futuristic projects.
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Wisdom of the Week |
"If every person made a habit of looking upon everything as flawless, then everything in the world would naturally become perfect. If every person made a habit of making his heart expansive and tranquil, then men's evil and harmful feelings would natually disappear." - Tending the Roots of Wisdom
We hope that you enjoy the change in season, which often brings about a sense of inner happiness and wonder as we watch the world around us evolve. We also hope that you and your family are able to get out and enjoy one another and this special time of year together.
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