Expats' Life
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Couples Like Olympic-style Marriage |
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Foreign Banks Join RMB Savings Business |
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More and more foreigners have found their way to China for therapy, primarily for internal medicine, gynecology, and obesity treatments. The reasons behind this trend lie in the high quality, low cost, and promptness of Chinese medical services. |
| Swede Lessons in Life: Never Give up |
| When Bertil Hult finished his 200-m torch relay run yesterday, to the cheers from thousands of spectators, the 68-year-old Swede added yet another milestone to his impressive list of life achievements. |
| French Tutor Fond of Cantonese Rice and Roasted Ducks |
| Girani Frederic Sebastien, a biracial Frenchman, is not only handsome but also a language genius. Born on Reunion Island and sent back to Guangdong's Mei County for ten years at the age of eight, he can speak Mandarin fluently and understand Hakka. |
| Changing Perceptions to the PR World |
| Dave Senay, president and CEO of public relations firm Fleishman-Hillard Inc, has 23 years of experience with Fleishman-Hillard and formerly served as the firm's regional president for Canada, Europe, and the Middle East, and Africa. |
| Twin Literature Creators from Belgium |
| They are a couple of twin brothers with minor distinctions in appearance – one with glasses and the other without. their job title is not illustrators but something like story boarders. It is similar to planning each scene of a movie with artwork. |
| Foodies Savor Job of Critic |
| Florida native Diane Mooney has devised what is believed to be China's first tertiary-level food writing class, at Shantou University's Cheung Kong School of Journalism and Communication, in Guangdong province. |
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