Istvan Alapi: chinese guitar shred... nice bit of wood
2009-10-25 02:49:00 Shanghai Music China 2009. at N-Guitar stand Istvan Alapi play on a really beautiful chinese guitar This is a content summary only. Visit Truth In Shredding to find out more!
Chinese Tales and Fables
2009-09-23 15:43:00 Experience the sensibility and pragmatism of Chinese culture and thought.
Chinese Cell Phones & Links To Hollywood
2009-09-22 05:07:00 Chinese Cell Phones Are Happy To See You – Tabloid Prodigy Pixie Geldof Is Lookin’ Pretty Messed Up – Holy Moly David Beckham Needs To Shake It Off – Popbytes Kids Make It Alright – City Rag David Hasselhoff Blames It On His Ear – Popeater Nerds Are Mad, Zooey Deschanel Is Married – Celeb News Wire Sarah Silverman Shows Her ...
By: Gone Hollywood
The Future Of Space Lies East: Chinese Space Stations Vs America?s Timid Na
2009-09-11 04:54:00 (Image: a model of the Chinese space station at the Chinese Pavilion, Hannover Expo. Credit: © Mark Wade of Astronautix.com) With the release of the Augustine Report not too long ago, there has been a flurry of outcry regarding the future of humanity, most notably from the Mars Society. While some may lament the fall of ...
By: Colony Worlds
More Chinese Farmer Innovations: Baby Buddha Pears!
2009-09-09 17:45:00 If you're a regular reader of this blog, you're likely familiar with the unusual phenomenon of inventive Chinese farmers. For some reason, these rural inventors are grabbing more headlines than most Chinese tech companies. Well, here's another distinguished farmer to follow in that tradition. This particular pear producer isn't going to let any economic downturn get the best of his crop sales. His baby buddha pears are selling like hotcakes, and he's doing so well that he now hopes to take them overseas. Check the photos:
Chinese telecom stocks: A trio of wireless plays
2009-09-09 06:00:00 "There is still a lot of wireless growth potential in the world's most populated country," notes Geoffrey Seiler, in an intriguing and in-depth review of the leading China telecom companies.In BullMarket.co-m, he looks at China Mobile (NYSE: CHL), China Unicom (NYSE: CHU), and China Telecom (NYSE: CHA) noting, "We would expect all three to grow for the foreseeable future.""China Mobile is the undisputed king of mobile from a subscriber base standpoint. Through the end of June, the company boasted 493 million subscribers. The company boasts 70% of the Chinese market."The next two providers are China Unicom, which claimed 140 million users as of June 30th, but growth was just 800,000 from May, followed by China Telecom, with 39 million users."While still growing, the pace at which the industry is adding subscribers has slowed in the last year. In part it is because the major urban markets are getting saturated. "All three have ...
TradeIndia Offers New Chinese Section For Indian SMEs
2009-09-03 09:30:00 After the entrance of Alibaba in India. Indian B2B companies are coming up with set-ups to attract new customers and to retain existing customers. In this race, TradeIndia.com has introduced a separate section for China Suppliers to bridge the gap between Indian and Chinese suppliers. With the huge growth of Internet in India & China, these markets have shown positive signs of growth and buyers are open as well as keen to deal with each other across geographical boundaries. We are well aware with the popularity of Chinese products in India be it Mobile or Toys. On other side, Indian handicraft, stones, etc are also very popular in China. TradeIndia’s new Chinese Supplier section will facilitate Indian buyers to search for Chinese suppliers and expand their business. TradeIndia has divided this Chinese section into 28 categories and has 11,99,829 registered users. Its biggest local competitor – IndiaMART is also offering package of services in the form of lead gener...
By: WATblog
Why Suing Chinese Companies In The US Is Usually A Waste Of Time.
2009-09-02 07:31:00 Ft.com has a fascinating and extremely sad story, entitled, "An accident shows how China treats consumers." (h/t This is China!) It's a great article, but the title is all wrong, at least if you are a lawyer. The title should be "An accident illustrates why it is (almost always) a complete waste of time to sue Chinese companies in United States Courts." I am sure that most of you will read this article and get all angry and ask, how can this be? I read this article and nod my head and think, been there, done that. That is because just about every month, I get a call from some lawyer, somewhere in the United States, calling me and expecting me to be really interested in the great case he or she is offering me. The case usually goes something like this: 1. I have a $16.5 million judgment against this Chinese company for securities fraud. We got the judgment from such and such US court and "all we have to do now" (I swear they nearly always say this as though they just did ...
By: China Law Blog
George Will, Pipelines, and Chinese hookers
2009-09-02 05:49:00 A lot of nonsense being written in the news about Conservative writer George Will deciding to throw in the towel in Afghanistan. Afghanistan is a mess. Big deal. It’s been a mess for a couple thousand years, and trying to “win” a war there and put in a crumpets and tea democracy is a bit delusional. But ...
No Chinese Handsets on Indian Border – Is The Govt. Proposal Acceptab
2009-09-01 07:23:00 The past few years have seen military tension frequently simmer between India and China over border violations, Â suspicions of military spying, etc. And considering the fact that China has a tight control over the home grown corporations, it comes as no surprise the the Indian Government is wary of Chinese equipments used by Indian network providers in the sensitive border areas. Among the new set of diktats issued by the Department of Telecommunication (DoT) is a proposal to ban the use of equipments from Huawei and ZTE along 14-20 circles that share the border with unfriendly countries like Pakistan and China. One cannot find fault with the proposal considering that the threat is genuine, but the network providers are clearly not happy. The main reason is that the opportunity cost to switching equipment providers is huge; firstly because there are several contractual agreements already in place with the Chinese manufacturers and secondly because the European manufacturers are mu...
By: WATblog
Chinese Woman Pulls Six Cars With Her Hair
2009-08-21 12:55:00 Chinese Woman Pulls Six Cars With Her HairIn China, hair-pulling is, counter-intuitively to Western conventional wisdom, a male-dominated sport. This makes Zhang Tingting the Danica Patrick of the strange competition of pulling cars with her hair.This past week she was the first woman on record to successfully pull six cars over 50 meters with her hair. It's the greatest athletic achievement to occur in Beijing. Ever.
By: Believe OR Not
Ron Ron In A Chinese Outfit
2009-08-17 20:37:00 This picture was so good, I had to post it. Feel free to create a caption or something in the comments if you wish. I love crazy Ron Ron!Thanks, NBA Off-Season 2009.
Chinese Man Makes his own Helicopter
2009-08-10 17:14:00 From Coolest Gadgets: I realize that normally we devote our articles to products you can actually buy, but the story behind this man's helicopter is flat-out amazing and inspirational to us all. Wu Zhongyuan is a 20 year old farmer who, ever since he was a child, dreamed of not
Young Chinese Inventors Create DIY Flying Machines
2009-08-09 04:14:00 From two separate provinces in China comes news this week that young inventors have created DIY flying machines that work. One is a helicopter made of wood, and the other is a flying car!
Chinese Prostitutes And Government Officials, And Why You Should Listen To
2009-08-08 20:25:00 A recent survey of more than 3,000 Chinese found that less than 7.9% of them trust their government officials. The media have been reporting on how 7.9% trust prostitutes, which are more trusted than the government. As one would expect, this survey has received considerable blog play: -- Chinese Trust Prostitutes More Than Party Cadres --Chinese Trust Prostitutes More Than Government Officials --Chinese Trust Prostitutes More Than Politicians (The Huffington Post) --Chinese Trust Prostitutes Over Politicians --Prostitutes Better Than Officials In China --Chinese Trust Prostitutes more than Politicians Most of the posts focus on how this Interesting Poll">poll should come as no surprise and how the same results are likely in the United States. I agree, but this post is going to be about business, not politics. I thought of this survey today in the context of a China matter we previously handled. I am going to have to be fairly vague here to avoid revealing anything that c...
By: China Law Blog
When The Chinese Government Talks You Should Listen.
2009-08-08 09:31:00 One of the misconceptions foreign businesses often have about China is that their providing China with a few hundred jobs means they wield real influence. They start to believe that because some local government official has been solicitous, that they are somehow protected from all the bad things they read about that happens to other foreign companies in China. For so many reasons, this is just not true. One of those reasons is economic prosperity is not the be all end all of the Chinese government. Yes, China sees the gloriousness in being rich, but that is absolutely not the government's highest priority. Its highest priority is to stay in power and maintain the status quo. China Digital Times just translated an article quoting China's Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dai Bingguo: To ensure the US-China relationship develops forward in a stable, healthy and long-term way, it is very important to mutually understand, respect and support the other side, and defend our o...
By: China Law Blog
mysql Chinese error fix by kitlee
2009-08-07 02:59:00 I need a quick langauge fix on application developed using c#.net and mysql (hosted on xampp) it has language issue that can not send chinese data from c#.net application to mysql correctly; my... (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: .NET)
libingquan wrote a new blog post: Chinese culture and learn Chinese
2009-08-04 02:03:00 libingquan wrote a new blog post: Chinese culture and learn Chinese If you are interested, I can appreciate the Chinese-language blog in my poetry and fiction. I am a writer, on the use and understanding of the Chinese people much stronger than that, I hope that the spread of Chinese culture, I hope more people understand China. http://baoxinw.livejournal.com/-
By: BackBeat
Widow of ex-Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping dies
(AP)
2009-07-29 15:11:00 AP - Zhuo Lin, the widow of late Chinese paramount leader and economic reformer Deng Xiaoping, died Wednesday from an unspecified illness in Beijing. She was 93.
xujunji wrote a new blog post: Chinese films
2009-07-25 03:58:00 xujunji wrote a new blog post: Chinese films The fame gained by his sports winnings led to a career as a martial arts film star, beginning in mainland China and then continuing into Hong Kong. Li acquired his screen name in 1982 in the Philippines when a publicity company thought his real name was too hard to pronounce. They likened his career to ...
Suing Chinese Drywall Manufacturers. Why All The Bother?
2009-07-24 16:22:00 Someone just emailed me an article on Chinese Drywall, with the question, "why do you think these lawyers are spending so much to serve the Chinese defendants." My short answer is that I have no clue. I will backtrack a bit first. The article is entitled, "Chinese-Made Drywall: A Multi-Defendant, Multi-Claim, Multi-District Litigation Has Litigators Multi-Tasking," and it is more a pitch for a bunch of money making seminars than an article designed to impart real information. With that caveat now in place, here are the "offending portions." [Ervin] Gonzalez dug in to the potential defendants, starting with a primer on how the product is made. Gypsum is mined from a quarry, heated to dry, then rehydrated to form a slurry, a paste that is then sandwiched between materials. The mining process raises questions as to whether the contaminants are natural or whether pollutants migrated from, say, a nearby farm where pesticides were used. The ingredients are supposed to be in...
By: China Law Blog
Chinese Netizen Arrested, Sends SOS on Twitter
2009-07-17 12:43:00 Many of you are likely familiar with the case of the American student from Berkley back in April of 2008 who when he was taken into custody by Egyptian police managed to send out a short tweet via SMS saying "Arrested." Subsequently his embassy and the press were notified and he was eventually released (see CNN story) thanks to his twitter distress call. Yesterday in China there was a very similar situation, where blogger Peter Guo, who goes by the twitter handles amoiist, sent out the following plea for help:
cherry song wrote a new blog post: Top 8 Chinese Mobile Phone Worldwide II
2009-07-17 11:43:00 cherry song wrote a new blog post: Top 8 Chinese Mobile Phone Worldwide II - P168, S18, Sciphone, and Miniphone Top 8 Chinese Mobile Phone Worldwide II - P168, S18, Sciphone, and Miniphone Here, I will continue introducing you the rest of hot Chinese mobile phones, which blend chic, sleek appearance and unmatched functionality. P168 Combination of sleek appearance and fantastic functionality. Its highlights are: 1. 3.5” LCD screen, QVGA high clear LCD display, highly sensitive touch screen 2. ...
By: BackBeat
cherry song wrote a new blog post: Top 8 Chinese Mobile Phone Worldwide I -
2009-07-17 11:42:00 cherry song wrote a new blog post: Top 8 Chinese Mobile Phone Worldwide I - I9, I9 3G, I68+, I68 3G Made in China, all these phones are clones of iPhone. They are always sold at very low prices by Chinese wholesale mobile phone sellers or retailers. Plus their competitive functions as the real iPhone, these phones appeal more and more people. At present, SciPhone I9, I9 3G, I68+, I68 3G, P168, S18, Sciphone, and ...
By: BackBeat
Owe Money To A Chinese Company? No Need To Pay.
2009-07-10 06:03:00 If you owe money to a Chinese company for product and you cannot pay all of your creditors, skip out on the Chinese company. Near as I can tell, there is nearly a 100% chance they will never sue you to recover. I am NOT advocating not paying your debt, but I am saying that if you have to choose among your creditors on who to pay, the Chinese company should be your choice. I am saying this based on the following: 1. About a year ago, a client had come to me for a consultation regarding a dispute it was having with its Chinese OEM supplier. The Chinese company was threatening to sue my client for about $350,000, per its invoices. My client was refusing to pay the Chinese company due to a spate of bad product. My client was seeking a $150,000 credit for the bad product and the Chinese company was refusing and threatening to sue. I advised my client not to pay anything, based on two legal maxims. One, possession is nine-tenths of the law, and two, never fund someone who is t...
By: China Law Blog
China OEM Agreements. Why Ours Are In Chinese. Flat Out.
2009-07-05 20:18:00 Had a nice conversation with a potential client last week. Company has a great new product it wants made in China. Like many companies starting out in China, this one is in the process of shopping for its China lawyers and my firm was one of four suggested to it by its regular corporate counsel. Our conversation was interesting because we were the fourth law firm with whom she had spoken. This gave me an opportunity to ask how we differed from the other three firms and, not surprisingly, we really differed, both in how we bill for these things and, more importantly, how we typically handle these contracts. I told this company that we would almost certainly do their OEM contract in Chinese and I quoted them a flat fee for doing that, along with an English language translation. They told me that the other law firms were saying that the contract would be in English and they would "need to" charge by the hour and it would even be impossible to estimate how long it would take due ...
By: China Law Blog
Chinese Movie: Overheard
2009-06-27 10:40:00 SynopsisThe Hong Kong stock exchange attracts not only money, but any who would try to manipulate the market. At the Hong Kong Police Force Commercial Crime Bureau, an operation is underway to infiltrate trading company Feng Hua International, where a man nicknamed “Boss” is the chief suspect. The team, led by Inspector Leung together with Yeung and Lam install interception devices to monitor the company’s communications. When a crucial information on a share scam is intercepted, a moment of greed leads the team into a cross fire between the Bureau and the boss.We have a great trio Hong Kong actors in this thriller so just hope it will live up to the hype.
Annotated Chinese Reader
2009-06-25 11:09:00 Click to enlarge Annotated Chinese Reader 2.34 Click to Display Unknown HanZi Info Anywhere. Online Chinese-English dictionary. Most convenient tool for reading Chinese text. HanZi definition, parts decomposition, stroke order, pronounciation - All is just 2 clicks away! It also has function to speak out Chinese/English text. Click to Display Annotated Chinese Stream. Chinese-English ...
Jun 24, Chinese orange chicken recipe
2009-06-24 04:21:00 This Chinese Orange Chicken Recipe is prepared in a orange shell and cooked by steam. No additional oil, original chicken flavor with orange taste.
Chinese Government Warns Google To Clean Up! Again!
2009-06-23 06:18:00 According to Google “all necessary steps” will be taken to make its Chinese language portal, Google.cn, free of pornographic links. By now almost everyone is aware of the Great Firewall of China, the Chinese Government’s mega plan of internet censorship and surveillance. So what’s the relationship between China and Search Engines like? Well, to say the least, it’s complicated. And the fore runner from the search engines side is obviously the big daddy of search, Google. According to a recent report by Xinhua, the Chinese Government noticed that a lot of Chinese language search results contained pornographic links and wanted it blocked. The Chinese Government wants these particular Chinese search results blocked so they can’t be accessed from any country. The English search queries would remain unaffected though. The report which was released on Thursday says: [Google China] admitted that a “huge amount of porn and lewd information” had been dissemina...
By: WATblog
The Chinese (Hydraulic) Puzzle
2009-06-13 14:19:00 The Chinese market for hydraulics components has not slowed down. This is good news for international vendors because most precision hydraulics still are not supplied by the domestic Chinese industry. Will this situation continue, bringing about greater worldwide industry recovery? Why or why not?
Chinese Regime Tries to Defuse Waitress Rape Case
2009-06-04 10:05:00 By Zhou Meihua Epoch Times Staff Jun 2, 2009 Deng Yujiao (Internet) The legal case that has grabbed the attention of ordinary people throughout China, in which on May 10 a waitress in China?s Hubei province allegedly killed a Communist official who she said was involved in a sexual assault on her, took a surprising turn ...
Freelance chinese translation work
2009-06-04 07:45:00 We are doing research in Science and Technology student?s wants to submit our thesis shortly; it has a volume of around 110 pages /3100 lines and need to be translated into English to Chinese language. These documents are scientific concepts that need to be translated to English in to Chinese. Person should have knowledge in science and technology is essential for the work and need to work with native speakers to translate the task which we are assigned. Conditions: 1. The original document will be provided in work .doc format2. The translated document should contain all original layout, settings and formatting including graphics, Charts, page numbers etc., 3. Translation quality is expected to be high4. Person must have knowledge in science and technology. We need quality translations for the work. Interested person send your sample pages, so that we will find the suitable person for the work easily.
Breakthrough Research: Chinese Convert Pig Cells Into Embryonic Stem Cells
2009-06-04 02:12:00 The first successful conversion of pig cells into universally usable stem cells took place at the Shanghai Institute of Biochemistry and Cell Biology under the direction of Dr. Lei Xiao. Dr. Xiao's team extracted the cells from a pig's ear and bone marrow, and found the right chemical cocktail to reprogram the cells into the three layers of cell types that make up embryonic stem cells.
What Are the Chinese Police Doing?
2009-06-03 10:15:00 By a practitioner from Shandong Province (Clearwisdom.net) Recently, a popular topic on the Internet has been about a man “trying to find the killer of his mother and sister for twenty-four years; his family was shattered and he had become homeless.” It is a true story of a man who bore all kinds of hardship to ...
Rape Case Reveals Chinese Regime?s Dilemma
2009-05-29 12:24:00 Waitress?s self defense strikes chord throughout China By Tianliang Zhang May 26, 2009 A recent rape case in China helps illustrate the dilemma facing the Chinese Communist Party as it faces the anger born of its own corruption and misgovernment. On May 10, three local CCP officials, Deng Guida, Deng Zhongjia, and Huang Dezhi, went to ...
Chinese Chess Giant
2009-05-29 11:03:00 Click to enlarge Chinese Chess Giant 6.0 master level and popular Chinese Chess Game software.Support 2 and 4 CPU cores,faster up to 4 times than before. Whoever you are, beginner or expert, you will have FUN and EXCITING playing with her. Play against computer or a friend;Automatic playing chess features inside. Operation ...
Deformities in Chinese sturgeon linked to chemical
2009-05-28 08:38:00 A paint chemical that is widely used in China is leaking into the Yangtze River and may be responsible for deformities and decreasing numbers of rare wild Chinese sturgeon, a study has found. In an... Extensive site includes news of various topics like Marine animals,Marine biology, sharks,Whales,sea mammals,endangered species,birds,turtles,penguine,-seal,planktons,Fish,coral reef,coastal environment and more
The Chinese Are Coming, Part IXX, And This Time They Are Serious About Mino
2009-05-28 00:59:00 Caine: May I ask, master? When I leave the temple, what will be expected of me? Master Poe: To walk the roads of the land, and use what you have learned for the needs and benefit of the people. Cain: Will I always know when to act and when to stand off? Master Poe: That which you do not know, the doing will quickly teach you. Kung Fu, Episode 26 For years there has been talk of Chinese companies coming to America. And for years, my law firm has been involved in such deals that quickly failed over something as minor as the Chinese company refusing to pay more than $5 million for something that was clearly worth at least $50 million. Not entirely sure why, but Chinese companies have recently started getting much more sophisticated and serious. And FAST. My law firm just started working on two deals where we are representing Chinese companies seeking to buy minority shares in well established American companies and things are actually progressing rather nicely. But bec...
By: China Law Blog
Avoiding Chinese Jails. The Thai Bar Edition.
2009-05-18 09:18:00 A few weeks ago, I did a post emphasizing the need to follow China's laws so as to avoid jail time. My point (taken straight from Aimee Barnes) was that what actions that may be overlooked in your home country of Australia or the United States or some other Western country very well may be deemed to be criminal in China. I just read a Sydney Morning Herald article on how an Australian mother of four spent two nights in a Thai jail and is facing a potential five years in prison for allegedly having taken a bar mat. I am not saying this same thing could happen in China, but then again, I am also not saying it could not. This article on the mom in Thailand ought to convince you that what happens in the West is not necessarily what will happen in Thailand or in China. Or as Apple would say, Think Different.
By: China Law Blog
Are You Upset With Cheap Chinese Junk?
2009-05-18 06:37:00 I am appalled by the poor quality of everything coming from China these days--toys, car parts, valves and everything else. For example, I've given up buying Hot Wheels toys. They used to be quality toys, but now they are cheap crap. My local garage says they have to send half the p
indian standard equivalent to chinese standard
2009-05-17 13:04:00 i have some chinese standard regardings bearings can u please suggest any indian bearing standard for the same the bearings are 7611,7315,7524,7536
Chinese Movie: A Very Short Life
2009-05-17 03:56:00 SynopsisPolice Commissioner Josephine Wong reinvestigates an insignificant murder case of an 11-year-old girl. The murderer is the mother of the victim, Becky. Under intense interrogation, Becky refuses to admit that she knew all along that her boyfriend was raping her little daughter at home. The harsh interrogation drives Becky to kill herself. What is the truth that the raging commissioner is trying to find out? What is the seemingly defenseless mother trying to hide? Or is she actually telling the truth? Is the phrase, "A woman is born to give her body to men" the whole truth?First of all, this is a CAT III movie but i can assure you that is watchable from any angles since there are no really sex scenes involved in it.
Chinese Power Plant Products
2009-05-15 11:14:00 In the competative market, Chinies Engineering products are always cheaper to rest of world. How reliable are these products for long run. Regards, Satish
Search for Chinese
2009-05-15 10:48:00 Hi there, Is there anybody who knows some websites where chinese netizens like to surf and communicate with each other around the world, like in the USA, Kenya, British, etc. ? I would like to make friends with these people to learn more about the local markets. Thanks if there is any
May 13, Milk with Millet and Chinese Date Porridge
2009-05-13 18:17:00 Milk porridge, millet porridge, Chinese Date Porridge helps to cure insomina caused by Yin deficiency
The Chinese Are Coming, Part XVIII. It's The Stimulus Stupid.
2009-05-12 06:05:00 “Who’s going to turn down a Junior Mint? It’s chocolate, it’s peppermint, it’s delicious. It’s very refreshing.” Cosmo Kramer, Seinfeld, episode #60 When I was in law school, I was rankled by students who complained about how busy they were. I mean, we were all taking pretty much the same courses. I swore I would never engage in that whine and I never did. Bloggers who apologize for being too busy to post also rankle me. I swore we would never make that excuse on this blog and for more than three years, we haven't. But today, talking about how I have been too busy to post much is the perfect segue to this post and so I cannot resist. The reality is that my firm has been crazy busy of late and it has been due mostly to China's stimulus. Now I am not a big fan of government intervention and I see government stimuli (that is the plural of stimulus, I looked it up) as the equivalent of a sugar rush (see Junior Mints above), but man, while it is happening,...
By: China Law Blog
Nokia phone Leak : Is it Nokia 5900 XM or Nokia 5530 XM Or a Chinese Fake
2009-05-08 21:32:00 Ahhh .. so was our wait was worthwhile ?? Yesterday we had 4 new phones leak from Samsung, and Today we have latest shots of a , could be Nokia 5530 Xpress Music phone , or , Nokia 5900 Xpress Music , or , a Chinese fake. However, chances of a Chinese fake are more ...
By: Tech Freak
Sinovac (SVA): Chinese biotech bet
2009-05-08 06:00:00 "One Chinese sector being relatively ignored by Wall Street is the biotech industry," notes Keith Fitz-Gerald. In The New China Trader, he looks to a biotech speculation -- Sinovac (ASE: SVA)."The government knows that the wheels could fall off the bike rather quickly if average Chinese citizens begin to see a dramatic reversal in their health and happiness. "As a result the Chinese Central Government's is participating in a large-scale effort to improve public health. "That leads us to our recommendation for Sinovac, a fully integrated, profitable China-based biopharmaceutical company that focuses on the research, development, manufacturing and commercialization of vaccines that protect against human infectious diseases."Their portfolio of regulatory-approved products consists of vaccines against the hepatitis A, hepatitis B and influenza viruses."In 2002, they launched their first product, Healive, which was the first inactivated hepatitis A ...
Chinese Chess Is Finally Accessible To Blind And Visually Impaired Persons
2009-05-06 05:30:00 Chinese chess (Xiangqi) is centuries old; some historians date the game back to 400 BC. All this time, blind and other visually disabled persons have been unable to play one of China's most popular games. But last year, design professor Michael Siu, of Hong Kong Polytechnical University (PolyU), created a Chinese chess set for blind persons and others with varying levels of visual impairments. The set has opened up a new sport to millions of vision impaired persons that allows them to be included in a very popular national game. |
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