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Police at Beijing Capital International Airport are about to take delivery of new hi-tech devices intended to fight terrorism during the Beijing Olympic Games this summer.

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Learning Chinese

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A question of the left being right - and normal

Expat blogger Ben Ross (www.benross.net) recently sparked debate with his post on the novelty of being a left-handed foreigner in a land full of right-handers. Ross, an American who lived in Fuzhou, Fujian province, recounted his experience at a Chinese Christmas party in the United States under the title, No Lefties in China?:

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-	Google to store patients' health records in test run
-	Misunderstanding of Chinese food
-	Wine lovers show passion for French
-	Toasting a journey that never ends
-	How music has made my family memory complete

Expat Tales

The go-between

Kate Kinahan knows how to defuse tense situations - often her very presence is enough. When two families in the same Nanjing apartment block started feuding over noise levels, the local community mediation team was called in.

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-	Successful quest for traditional China
-	New Year resolution
-	Building an icon

Your Questions Answered

Q:	What can I do if my HSK certificate is lost?
A:	The certificate cannot be reissued if the candidate loses the certificate due to personal reasons. All HSK certificates are issued by the National Commission.
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Q:	Can I use my mobile phone in China?
A:	Most of the mobile phones that are supported by GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) do work throughout China.
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Visa and Customs

-	Entry and Exit
-	Visa Application
-	Inspection and Quarantine
-	Custom Laws and Regulations

Studying

-	General Information
-	Chinese Universities
-	Finding the Right Course
-	Scholarships

Getting Married

-	Marriage Notarization/Authentication
-	Register Service
-	Application Materials
-	Divorce

Residence Permits

-	Registration Procedure
-	Necessary Documents
-	Renting a House
-	How to Find a Proper House

Employment

-	Things Your Should Know
-	Working as An Expert
-	Taxation
-	Job Opportunities

Adopting a Child

-	Requirements for Adopters
-	Adoption procedures and fees
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-	Laws and Regulations

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-	Hiring a Local Maid (Ayi)

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Learn to Cook Chinese Dishes

Sweet and Sour Pork

Cut the meat into slices 2 cm (0.8 inch) long, 3 cm (1.2 inches) wide and 0.5 (0.2 inch) thick. Add the salt and curry, and mix well.

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Life in Pictures

Wuzhizhou: where every day is Valentine's Day

All strain, no gain?

A princess re-born

Quick Facts About China

China in Brief	Province View	China Through a Lens	Traditional Chinese Festivals
China Quick Facts	China Statistics	Heritage Preservation in China	CIIC's Special Archives

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