ZTE Presents Its Total Solutions at SVIAZ/EXPO COMM 2004

On May 11,2004,SVIAZ/EXPO COMM 2004 was convenedin Moscow,Russia.It is the fourth time for ZTE to participatein this regularly held grand event.At this exhibition,ZTE,China’s biggest listed telecom e-quipment manufacturer and network solution provider,brought visitors its advanced technologies and customized so-lutions in NGN,WCDMA,CDMA and optical transmission.At the ZTE booth,visitors could experience on-site demon-

Rieter Presents A New Ring Spinning Machine at the ITMA ASIA in Shanghai

On their Stand B03in Hall W2at the ITMA ASIA+CITME2010in Shanghai,Rieter will present the new G32ring spinning

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China is home to 56 ethnic groups.ChinAfrica presents a regular introduction to these colorful cultural groups.

Mongolian AN ethnic group known for ＂growing up on horsebacks,＂ the Mongolians live mostly in the In- ner Mongolia Autonomous Region in the northern part of China, which includes vast tracts of excel- lent natural pastureland with numerous herds of cattle, sheep, horses and camels. The rest are also distributed in Liaoning Jilin. Heilongjiang. Qinghai and Gansu provinces. Living on grasslands and relying on raising stock as their economic mainstay, the Mongolians have kept their nomadic living style for hundreds of years. Mongolian herdsmen used to live in yurts,which were usually seven to eight feet high and 10 feet in diameter, with an opening in the top of the umbrella-shaped roof. The structure can offer ideal ventilation and good protection against wind and cold. After the mid-20th century, as more and more herdsmen ended their nomadic life and settled down, they began to build yurt-like houses made of mud and wood.

China is home to 56 ethnic groups. ChinAfrica presents a regular introduction to these colorful cultural groups.

Tibetan THE Tibetan ethnic minority mostly lives in the Tibet Autonomous Region,but there are also Tibetan communities in Qinghai,Gansu,Sichuan and Yunnan provinces.The places they live are mostly highlands and mountainous areas studded with snow-capped peaks.

China is home to 56 ethnic groups. ChinAfrica presents a regular introduction to these colorful cultural groups.

Korean THE Korean people mainly reside in northeast China, Their largest concentration is in the Yanbian Ko- rean Autonomous Prefecture in Jilin Province. They can also be found in Heilongjiang and Liaoning provinces and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, They have their own spoken and written language, Korean. which is also the official language of South and North Korea. The ancestors of the Korean ethnic group - mostly peasants fleeing their oppressive feudal landlords - migrated from the Korean Peninsula around the late 17th century. When they settled down in China they gradually formed unique customs, Today.

China is home to 56 ethnic groups.ChinAfrica presents a regular introduction to these colorful cultural groups.

MAINLY distributed over Yunnan. Sichuan. Guizhou provinces and the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, the Yi is an ethnic minority with a long history and splendid culture within southwest China.

China is home to 56 ethnic groups. ChinAfrica presents a regular introduction to these colorful cultural groups.

KazakTHE Kazak people, mainly living in the Xin- jiang Uygur Autonomous Region in northwest China, can also be found in Gansu and Qinghai provinces, where they live in small groups. The Kazak language is a fnember of the Turkic branch of the Altaic language family. The written language originally used the Arabic al- phabet. It is still in use but a new Latinized form was developed in 1954.

ChinAfrica presents selected Chinese cities with a brief introduction about what makes them interesting, and what makes them tick.

Changsha APPRECIATING red maples during their peak of color is one of the most sought-after activities in many East Asian countries, During the fail foliage season, travelers deluge spots with picturesques views of the colorful favorites. In China, the most famous of these coveted spots is Yuelu Mountain in Changsha City.

ChinAfrica presents selected Chinese cities with a brief introduction about what makes them interesting, and what makes them tick Tai’an

TAI＇AN is optimal destination for people traveling through China in October. The autumn month marks when Chongyang （Double Ninth）, an important traditional Chinese festival, is typically celebrated. The festival is observed on the ninth day of the ninth month, according to the Chinese calendar, and is a time to remember and pay tribute to family ancestors.

ChinAfrica presents selected Chinese cities with a brief introduction about what makes them interesting, and what makes them tick

UrumqiURUMQI, the capital of the Xinjiang Uygur Au- tonomous Region in northwest China, has a significant population of ethnic minorities. There are two major groups in the city - the Han and the Uygur - but Urumqi is also home to Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, Mongols and Hui Muslims. The strong colorful ethnic lifestyles and local customs are quite attractive to visitors taking in the city＇s traditional architecture, food, clothing and festivals.

ChinAfrica presents selected Chinese cities with a brief introduction about what makes them interesting,and what makes them tick.

FOR those who want to tour the largest city in northeast China,September is a perfect time.On August 31.the 12th National Games opened in Shenyang.In addition to watching the games,visitors can explore the city,which has a history spanning more than 2,000 years. Shenyang＇s history can be traced back as far as the Warring States Period（476 BC - 221 BC）.It＇s famous as the birthplace of the Qing Dynasty（1644-1911）,China＇s last dynasty.In 1625, Nurhachi,the first Qing emperor,established the capital in Shenyang,and changed its name to ＂Shengjing.＂ As a result,Shenyang houses one of China＇s two best-preserved imperial palace complexes and two emperor tombs.

ChinAfrica presents selected Chinese cities with a brief introduction about what makes them interesting,and what makes them tick

Yan＇an JULY 1 is the rounding anniversary of the Communist Party of China （CPC）. For those interested in modern Chinese revolutionary history, Yah＇an in northern Shaanxi Province is a good travel destination during this important anniversary.

ChinAfrica presents selected Chinese cities with a brief introduction about what makes them interesting, and what makes them tick

A burning town, or seeming so, Three thousand furnaces that glow Incessantly, and fill the air With smoke uprising, gyre on gyre, And painted by the lurid glare, Of jets and flashes of red fire.

China is home to 56 ethnic groups.ChinAfrica presents a regular introduction to these colorful cultural groups.

Uzbek〉Region：Around the 16th century,Uzbek businessmen traveled along the Silk Road to sell their goods in China.Some of them settled down in northwest China and formed the Uzbek ethnic minority of China.Today,they mainly live in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.〉Population：Around 14,000〉Language：The Uzbek language belongs to the Turkic branch of the Altaic family.

China is home to 56 ethnic groups. Chin Africa presents a regular introduction to these colorful cultural groups

THE Hanis are an ethnic farming group living in the mountainous area between the Honghe and Lancangjiang rivers in the south of Yunnan Province. Their language had no characters of its own until the Chinese Government helped to create a set of characters based on Latin in the 1950s.

ChinAfrica presents selected Chinese cities with a brief introduction about what makes them interesting,and what makes them tick

YichangTHE city of Yichang can attest that not all excit- ing sports are modern. Each year, it hosts the China Dragon Boat Rally, which draws teams from all over the country to compete in traditional dragon boat races.

China is home to 56 ethnic groups.ChinAfrica presents a regular introduction to these colorful cultural groups.

Bouyei ）） MOST of the Bouyei people live in south Guizhou Province in southwest China, with the rest living scattered in Yunnan and Sichuan provinces and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. As valley dwellers blessed with rivers, they enjoy a fertile land and mild climate, mak- ing their living from agriculture.