My OperaAll About China
Friday, April 9, 2010 11:15:56 PM
I think am really passionate about China. A few days ago I have watched a DVD entitled “Warlords”, a story of a soldier defending oppression during the Qing Dynasty centuries ago starred by jet Li. It’s a powerful movie packed with action, drama, love story, and love of country and people, a true to life story.
There are more Chinese movies I watched that I really considered beautifully created, and those of course of Jet Li, Jacky Chan, Bruce Lee partnered with Chuck Norris, and many more.
Then also these Chinese foods that are served at numerous restaurants around us. What I like are those Chinese Noodles and soups but not those stir fried, oily foods.
I am also interested about Chinese music, though I do not understand the lyrics I only go for the melody and the sounds of the instruments being used. Their dances are quite good, folklore, and background environment.
The Great Wall of China is really a wonderful attraction for tourists and an excellent accomplishments done by previous King and Lords during the ancient Chinese periods.
Feng Shui is also booming around the world especially here in Australia which was originally the very thoughts and practices of the people during the era of Ancient China.
Likewise, business in China is heralded worldwide as excellent, in every aspects of it. There are numerous Australian companies that transferred their businesses to China mainly because of cheap labor and other resources of course.
But lately, a CEO of one of the big mining companies operating worldwide and some of his colleagues were sentenced to served a prison term of ten years if am not mistaken for doing business inappropriately there. True or not, businessmen should be very careful in carrying out whatever businesses they have in that country.
During the last financial crisis we had, China resonated well and stayed afloat while other countries crumbled. China has the dollars to buy some important businesses in the USA and those from other western countries.
It is the business tie up with China that Australia made business here break even during that period of financial crisis.
Here are samples of Chinese music which I believe are fantastic and will inspire you and the more if you understand the dialect.
There are more Chinese movies I watched that I really considered beautifully created, and those of course of Jet Li, Jacky Chan, Bruce Lee partnered with Chuck Norris, and many more.Then also these Chinese foods that are served at numerous restaurants around us. What I like are those Chinese Noodles and soups but not those stir fried, oily foods.
I am also interested about Chinese music, though I do not understand the lyrics I only go for the melody and the sounds of the instruments being used. Their dances are quite good, folklore, and background environment.
The Great Wall of China is really a wonderful attraction for tourists and an excellent accomplishments done by previous King and Lords during the ancient Chinese periods.
Feng Shui is also booming around the world especially here in Australia which was originally the very thoughts and practices of the people during the era of Ancient China.
Likewise, business in China is heralded worldwide as excellent, in every aspects of it. There are numerous Australian companies that transferred their businesses to China mainly because of cheap labor and other resources of course.
But lately, a CEO of one of the big mining companies operating worldwide and some of his colleagues were sentenced to served a prison term of ten years if am not mistaken for doing business inappropriately there. True or not, businessmen should be very careful in carrying out whatever businesses they have in that country.
During the last financial crisis we had, China resonated well and stayed afloat while other countries crumbled. China has the dollars to buy some important businesses in the USA and those from other western countries.
It is the business tie up with China that Australia made business here break even during that period of financial crisis.
Here are samples of Chinese music which I believe are fantastic and will inspire you and the more if you understand the dialect.
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