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Archive for June 15th, 2008
Beijing Olympic – Barables Silk Shorescap Store
Sunday, June 15th, 2008
Barables Silk Shorescap Store
Introduction:
Barabales’ Silk Shoescap Store, an affiliate to Kuntai Group, focuses its business in clothing and retail products. Since its official opening in May 2002, the store has been one of well-known department store in Beijing by insisting a concept of standard management and quality service. There are 28,000 square meters for eleven floors (eight floors on the ground and other three underground). The business area is between the basement one to the fifth floor in 11,000m2 area. The auxiliary facilities include parking area under ground, bathing centre, billiards hall, business area and stock. The merchandises sold in this store are mainly dresses produced for export in addition to luggage, shoes and hats. On the third and fourth floor, there are exclusive zones for silk and tourist crafts and on the fifth floor are 20 local food bars.
Address: No.58, Gongti North Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing
(Source: en.beijing2008.cn)
Children Chinese – Chinese Festivals (1)
Sunday, June 15th, 2008CHINESE NEW YEAR
Chinese New Year is a very old celebration, a time for repaying debts, enjoying feasts, giving “red envelopes” of lucky money to friends and relatives, and remembering ancestors.
Yan Yat - The seventh day of the Chinese New Year is called Yan Yat, “Everybody’s Birthday.”There are many old and delightful ancient superstitions surrounding this holiday. A wonderful school site in Holland shares some funny ones: Chinese New Year superstitions.
Here’s one of my favorites! Once upon a time ….
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Which explains why people in China believe the color red signifies joy and luck, and why noise makers are rattled on Chinese New Year. At midnight, firecrackers, paper dragons, noise makers, the waving of red ribbons and banners all help to drive away any lingering evil spirits from the old year. (In case “Nian” is still lurking about somewhere!)
(Source: ancienthistory.mrdonn.org)
