Tai Chi Goes Global

正It's not easy for people to understand tai chi.The traditional Chinese exercise is not a religion,a science or a sport.Instead,it can be thought of as a system for developing people's ability to connect with their inner energy,or life force,and to use it to empower the body and mind.Tai chi was likely first practiced by Taoists centuries ago with the objective of purifying the mind and building the body's ability to     

Japan's Crisis Goes Global

<正>Radiation leaks at the Fukushima Daiichi plant will have long-lasting global implications It started with an earthquake that led to a tsunami that caused one of the worst uclear power disasters in history.As Japan reels from this trio of disasterst he catastrophe continues as its Fukushima     

Time-honored TCM Brand Tongrentang Goes Global

IN September 2014, Beijing Tongrentang, a famed time-honored brand of traditional Chinese medicine （TCM） industry, opened four new pharmacies in Auck~land, New Zealand. In early October, the company signed a memorandum for in-depth cooperation with the University of Western Sydney （UWS） in Australia. Soon afterwards, Ding Yongling, deputy general manager of Tongrentang, visited New Zealand and Australia with her colleagues.     

Venerable Tong Ren Tang Goes Global

TO anyone in the know,Tong Ren Tang is a brand name synonymous with TCM (traditional Chinese medicine).     

A More Global Yuan

Sales of RQFII products prove international demand for the renminbi is growing Demand for the renminbi in Hong Kong has led several senior officials,including Financial Secretary John Tsang Chun-wah,Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury K.C.Chan and Hong Kong Monetary Authority(HKMA) Chief Executive Norman T.L.Chan,to pay a visit to Beijing on October 29,asking the China Securities Regulatory Commission(CSRC) for support and exchanging views with CSRC Chairman Guo Shuqing.     

A Step Further To a Global Yuan

正China allows yuan funds in Hong Kong to invest in mainland securities market The renminbi qualified foreign institutional investor program, known as RQFII, has established a new mechanism for the backflow of overseas yuan funds.     

Wuhan Goes Low-carbon

正MAKING soap from kitchen waste grease,collecting rainfall to water plants,upgrading a highly polluting cement factory into an environment-friendly operation,slashing waste discharge and reducing energy use at iron and steel manufacturers...Such trends are gaining momentum in central China’s Wuhan,where the government,businesses and individual citizens are combining efforts to create a low-carbon environment in the city.     

Reform Goes On

China is set to revamp its financial sector amid economic rebalancing efforts As China looks to transform its growth model, the country recently laid out guidelines to ensure that the financial sector supports its economic rebalancing efforts.     

Tongrentang Goes International

正THE time-honored Beijing Tongrentang brand has achieved its longstanding goal to go global.The leading Chinese pharmaceutical company has opened 95 stores in 17 countries and regions out of the mainland,as well as a research and development center in Hong Kong.     

What Goes Around

<正>The West caught in contradiction as it turns up pressure on Iranian nuclear program it once supported Claims from Western countries that Iran would become a nuclear-armed state have been around since 2004. In the meantime, there have been constant predictions of a military     

Tradition Goes Modern

The Chinese used to say they have two pairs of scissors: Wangmazi in the north and Zhang Xiao Quan in the south. These are two time-honored scissor brands that can trace their history back to the 17th century. Both are named after their founders. Wangmazi grew from a small shop near an ancient execution ground in Beijing owned by a man sumamed Wang. Since he had a pockmarked face, mazi in Chinese, people called him Wang Mazi. Wang didn’t make the scissors himself but had them manufactured at local workshops, giving them strict standards to ensure their quality.     

China Goes Electric

<正>In the history of the auto industry, China is a latecomer, al-though it became the world’s largest auto market in the last two years. Now the country is gearing up to take the lead in at least     

Haier Goes Wider

HAIER was founded in 1984 in Qingdao City, Shandong Province. Under the leadership of its CEO Zhang Ruimin, the white goods manufacturer launched its transnational operation in late 2005, and based on the success of this model it established 29 manufacturing bases, eight comprehensive research and development centers, and 19 overseas trade     

Lucky Money Goes Digital

<正>Chinese people have found a new way to usher in the Year of the Goat Kang Lipo,30,is an editor for a Beijingbased radio station.Each year,he returns to his hometown Jiaozuo,central China’s Henan Province,to spend the Spring Festival with his family.However,this year,things are a little bit different.During this year’s Spring Festival holiday,which ran from February 18 to 24,Kang spent     

The Beat Goes On

FOUR generations of Chinese rockers and fans celebrated Chinese rock'n roll's 20th anniversary on a stony desert in central China last August. Eighteen bands played the three-day festival, billed as the "Glorious Path of China Rock'n'Roll." Stacks of speakers blasted songs from a well-lit stone stage     

Steady as She Goes

Oncethe door is open,it is impossible to close it again,said a Chinese friend as we discussed this year's National People's Congress(NPC)debates on the snbject of the economy.     

Tong Ren Tang Goes International

An Interview with Ding Yongling, General Manager of Beijing Tong Ben Tang international Co., Ltd. and Deputy General Manager of Beijing Tong Ben Tang Group Co., Ltd.     

Love Goes Beyond National Boundaries

On March 26, 2003, four girls of different nationalities made a special trip to Beijing, and went straight to the Tongzhou District Care Center where they had volunteered to work with disabled orphans.Sunny Lee Yang, Karine Teon, Ashwini Rao and Arisa lizuka are from the USA, France, India and Japan respectively. They are all students at the Singapore International School. In February this year, they saw a report on the Tongzhou District Care Center on CCTV's "China Reports." They were all so deeply moved by the backgrounds of the members of this special "family." that all four girls decided to cancel their social practice in Vietnam and come to China instead.