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Tokyo Olympics 2020: Chinese Taipei badminton star Chou Tien-chen treads coachless path to Games glory – Firstpost
Tuesday, November 5th, 2019 at
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The Chinese-Australian women breaking down race barriers – South China Morning Post
Wednesday, October 23rd, 2019 at
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The Chinese-Australian women breaking down race barriers  South China Morning Post
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Buffalo-milk gelato, Chinese zongzi and crossfit: The latest in local food and retail news – Palo Alto Online
Thursday, July 11th, 2019 at
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Buffalo-milk gelato, Chinese zongzi and crossfit: The latest in local food and retail news  Palo Alto Online
In this week’s Shop Talk column, find out where Amity Crossfit moved to and about two new food businesses in the area.
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‘Work Happily, Live Seriously’ as Defined by Alibaba – Alizila
Friday, May 10th, 2019 at
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‘Work Happily, Live Seriously’ as Defined by Alibaba  Alizila
“Work Happily, Live Seriously” is one of the 92 Alibaba proverbs that is often heard – and practiced – at Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group.
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Taiji and the luxury lifestyle – China Daily
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Taiji and the luxury lifestyle
China Daily The popularity of yoga, spinning and Pilates classes at gyms in top-tier cities suggests that taiji quan, as a homegrown means of keeping yourself physically and spiritually in synch, is one Chinese traditional art in need … |
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Letters to the Editor 6/19
Saturday, June 19th, 2010 at
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I frequent a particular chain of Chinese restaurants in San Luis Obispo County and have observed something both puzzling and dismaying. About half the customers order their food for takeout but eat it in the restaurant. Then their Styrofoam container and plastic grocery bag go into the trash.
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Letters to the Editor 6/19