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View of Port of Copenhagen, biggest cruise port in the Baltic and welcomes almost 850,000 cruise passengers and 240,000 crew members from more than 150 countries a year.
Denmark, China Ink Agreement to Boost Bilateral Tourism

We know that the Chinese spend lots of money when they travel. So this is something that will benefit the traditional Danish tourism industry, but also the retail industry, in the long run.

Upon entering China, foreign passport holders aged 14 to 70 are required to submit their fingerprints to authorized airport officials.
5 New Must-Try Travel Websites in China

If you’re planning your next trip, check out these new Chinese online travel companies.

People celebrate the Lunar New Year with a dragon dance in Nantong, Jiangsu Province.
5 Things to Love About China's Spring Festival

Other than family reunions, what makes Spring Festival so special that it attracts even foreigners around the world? Here are five things to love about Spring Festival:

Shoppers walk past Harrods department store.
Rich Chinese Consumers Prefer UK Brands for Gifts, Jewelries, Shopping, Cars

A survey has found that affluent Chinese preferred United Kingdom brands for gifts, jewelries, shopping and cars, including the country as a travel destination.

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China is announced as the guest country for this year's Annecy 2017, which will feature remarkable examples of Chinese animation such as
Chinese Cartoons to Get International Treatment at Annecy 2017

Annecy 2017, this year’s installment of the world’s largest gathering of animation professionals and enthusiasts, is set to invite China as its guest country. Impressive gains in the Chinese animation industry are set to attract attention from audiences around the world.

People celebrate the Chinese New Year in reverence and prayer.
Chinese Expats Follow Chinese New Year Superstitions

The Chinese New Year is the year of the fire rooster and people around the world celebrate it by following superstitions to sweep away bad luck. In China, even expats join in.

Han Meilin, designer of the 2008 Beijing Olympics mascot
‘Fuwa’ Designer Showcases New Rooster Stamps for Chinese New Year

Perhaps many would remember the ubiquitous mascot “Fuwa” as the symbol of the well-received 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. But not many would recall the person behind it, Han Meilin, who has just unveiled his new series of rooster drawings in time for the Chinese New Year.

The Starbucks logo hangs outside one of the company's cafes in Northwich
Top 5 brands millennials have grown to love; Amazon beats Facebook, Google, YouTube

The millennials are evidently a big market for companies and considered a new consumer generation; that is because they are the ones who are just starting their own families, buying new houses and maximizing technology in every way possible to make their lives easy and convenient as possible. This is why major brands are doing everything they can to impress these millennials.

A worker performs a CD4 HIV test at a lab of Shanghai Xuhui District Central Hospital on Dec. 6, 2006, in Shanghai, China.
HIV/AIDS news: How close are we to a cure?

Even as the HIV/ Aids puzzle still snares scientists wishing to end the epidemic, some kind of progress is still being achieved. In the recent days, researchers have shown their increased conquest over the virus following some scientific discoveries and breakthroughs.

Roasted Mediterranean vegetables are presented in a container for tasting.
Greek inspired delicious meals for effective weight loss

Losing weight should not deprive an individual from having a delicious meal. That is why a Greek diet is being introduced by a Chef Michael Psilakis for those people who cannot stomach so-called healthy meals that are not delicious and enjoyable.

Couples participate in a group wedding ceremony.
As Finding Love Online Booms in China, Are Village Matchmakers Becoming Obsolete?

Gone are the days when patriarchs in Chinese villages would hire matchmakers to find the perfect match for their sons and daughters. Thanks to Internet, people can now find love online.

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You might be drinking the wrong wine: How to spot a fake one

There has been an increase of fake wines in the market in the recent years, and it does not only occur at the top end of the market because several discoveries of fraudulent wines even at small independent stores. This is the reason why fraud investigations remain a frequent occurrence.

Aging population has become a problem not only in China, but also in Japan, Germany, Brazil, South Korea, United States, and much of Western Europe.
Cases of Alzheimer’s Disease in China to Triple by 2050

Growing older can be both a blessing and a curse. Take it from a 90-year-old bedridden elderly who has surely enjoyed his youth, but is now suffering from Alzheimer’s disease.

Fish-shaped lanterns are ready to greet the Spring Festival on Gongshui River in Xuanen County, central China's Hubei Province this Jan. 28.
5 Great Food Trip Spots You Should See This Spring Festival

There are hundreds of things to do during the Spring Festival. You can visit temple fairs, watch movies and shows, shop, or just spend time with your family. But there’s one thing you shouldn’t miss--going on a food trip with your family and friends.

Rooster is the 10th animal in the 12-animal zodiac circle. It is said to be proud, confident, adventurous, talkative and social.
Are You a Rooster? Expect Challenges This Year, Work Hard, but Manage Your Expectations

People born in the Year of the Rooster (1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005, 2017, and 2019) have a one in 12 chance of being a "rooster."

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