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Welcome to China : 

Welcome to China

Culture : 

Culture Tea Culture  Tea drinking customs There are several special circumstances in which tea is prepared and consumed. - as a sign of respect - For a family gathering -To apologize -To express thanks to your elders on one's wedding day -To connect large families on wedding days -To pass on the tradition - Folding the napkin in tea ceremonies is a traditional

-To express thanks to your elders on one's wedding day-To connect large families on wedding days-To pass on the tradition- Folding the napkin in tea ceremonies is a traditional : 

-To express thanks to your elders on one's wedding day-To connect large families on wedding days-To pass on the tradition- Folding the napkin in tea ceremonies is a traditional

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Beijing opera is a quintessential aspect of traditional Chinese culture and holds an important position in the world treasure of art.

food : 

food

Chinese traditional food in TianjinMain article: Chinese cuisineThe overwhelmingly large variety of Chinese cuisine comes mainly from the practice of dynastic period emperors hosting banquets with 100 dishes per meal. A countless number of imperial kitchen staff and concubines were involved in the food preparation process. : 

Chinese traditional food in TianjinMain article: Chinese cuisineThe overwhelmingly large variety of Chinese cuisine comes mainly from the practice of dynastic period emperors hosting banquets with 100 dishes per meal. A countless number of imperial kitchen staff and concubines were involved in the food preparation process.

Over time, many dishes became part of the everyday-citizen culture. Some of the highest quality restaurants with recipes close to the dynastic periods includeFangshan restaurant in Beihai Park Beijing and the Oriole Pavilion. Arguably all branches of Hong Kong eastern style or even American Chinese food are in some ways rooted from the original dynastic cuisines : 

Over time, many dishes became part of the everyday-citizen culture. Some of the highest quality restaurants with recipes close to the dynastic periods includeFangshan restaurant in Beihai Park Beijing and the Oriole Pavilion. Arguably all branches of Hong Kong eastern style or even American Chinese food are in some ways rooted from the original dynastic cuisines

Education : 

Education Main articles: Education in the People's Republic of China, Education in Hong Kong, and Education in Macau In 1986, China set the long-term goal of providing compulsory nine-year basic education to every child. As of 2007, there were 396,567 primary schools, 94,116 secondary schools, and 2,236 higher education institutions in the PRC.[191] In February 2006, the government advanced its basic education goal by pledging to provide completely free nine-year education, including textbooks and fees.[192] Free compulsory education in China consists of elementary school and middle school, which lasts for 9 years (age 6-15); almost all children in urban areas continue with 3 years of high school.

As of 2007, 93.3% of the population over age 15 are literate. China's youth (age 15 to 24) literacy rate was 98.9% (99.2% for males and 98.5% for females) in 2000. In March 2007, China announced the decision of making education a national "strategic priority", the central budget of the national scholarships will be tripled in two years and 223.5 billion Yuan (28.65 billion US dollars) of extra funding will be allocated from the central government in the next 5 years to improve the compulsory education in rural areas.In 2009, Chinese students from Shanghai achieved the best results in mathematics, science and reading in the test of the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), a worldwide evaluation of 15-year-old school pupils' scholastic performance. : 

As of 2007, 93.3% of the population over age 15 are literate. China's youth (age 15 to 24) literacy rate was 98.9% (99.2% for males and 98.5% for females) in 2000. In March 2007, China announced the decision of making education a national "strategic priority", the central budget of the national scholarships will be tripled in two years and 223.5 billion Yuan (28.65 billion US dollars) of extra funding will be allocated from the central government in the next 5 years to improve the compulsory education in rural areas.In 2009, Chinese students from Shanghai achieved the best results in mathematics, science and reading in the test of the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), a worldwide evaluation of 15-year-old school pupils' scholastic performance.

The quality of Chinese colleges and universities variesconsiderably across thecountry. : 

The quality of Chinese colleges and universities variesconsiderably across thecountry. Beijing: Peking University , Tsinghua University , Renmin University of China , Beijing Normal University Shanghai: Fudan University , Shanghai Jiao Tong University , Tongji University , East China Normal University Harbin : Harbin Institute of Technology ianjin: Nankai University , Tianjin University University of Science and Technology of China ( Hefei ) Guangzhou : Sun Yat-sen University (aka Zhongshan University ) Many parents are highly committed to their children's education, often investing large portions of the family's income on education.

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