Chinese HerbalMedicines （CHM） was initially founded in 2009. Our child is now five years old. We are grateful for the efforts of everyone who supports the journal. Since its foundation, the papers published in CHM h...Chinese HerbalMedicines （CHM） was initially founded in 2009. Our child is now five years old. We are grateful for the efforts of everyone who supports the journal. Since its foundation, the papers published in CHM have been indexed in many databases, including UPD, IC, CAS, CAB Abstracts, Global Health, EM and BASE. In September 2013, the Institute of Science and Technical Information of China announced that CHM had been selected as one of the Source Journals for Chinese Scientific and Technical Papers and Citations.展开更多
As China opens to the world, Chinese people are embracing the Western world's holidays. Christmas, Valentine's Day and Halloween are all growing in popularity, as the commercial aspects of these celebrations f...As China opens to the world, Chinese people are embracing the Western world's holidays. Christmas, Valentine's Day and Halloween are all growing in popularity, as the commercial aspects of these celebrations find an audience. Young people say they feel increasingly detached from traditions associated with age-old Chinese festivals, such as Spring Festival, which starts January 29 this year and marks the lunar New Year. But Spring Festival isn't going anywhere yet, and this week the country heads home en ...展开更多
文摘Chinese HerbalMedicines （CHM） was initially founded in 2009. Our child is now five years old. We are grateful for the efforts of everyone who supports the journal. Since its foundation, the papers published in CHM have been indexed in many databases, including UPD, IC, CAS, CAB Abstracts, Global Health, EM and BASE. In September 2013, the Institute of Science and Technical Information of China announced that CHM had been selected as one of the Source Journals for Chinese Scientific and Technical Papers and Citations.
文摘As China opens to the world, Chinese people are embracing the Western world's holidays. Christmas, Valentine's Day and Halloween are all growing in popularity, as the commercial aspects of these celebrations find an audience. Young people say they feel increasingly detached from traditions associated with age-old Chinese festivals, such as Spring Festival, which starts January 29 this year and marks the lunar New Year. But Spring Festival isn't going anywhere yet, and this week the country heads home en ...
