Banana

China is the country on the second rank of the chart "Top banana producing nations(2007)" Banana can be found everywhere in China. Scientist mentioned that if you want to recover your energy within very short time so there is something can help you. It's a banana. 2 banana can help recover energy very quick. Banana is a yellow fruit. Banana is very popular all over the world. Let's talk about benefits from eating banana. 1. It helps you in digestive system. 2. Banana gives you energy. 3. Banana contains many vitamins and minerals. 4. Banana protects you from cancers. 5. Banana makes you feel happy and calm. And there are still so many benefits you can get from eatting banana. So let's eat banana.

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Segways

The Segway is a two wheeled, self-balancing electric vehicle invented by Dean Kaman. It's very interesting new high-technology vehicle with "Smart battery management" the Segway uses Lithium Ion batteries for transportation. They made it be able to recharge while decelerating. I think this is pretty cool.

On TV game show in China was where I first see the Segway. They brought the Segway out and played around during the show (advertising it as well). I was wondering why the Segway is such a hi-tech vehicle. I noticed that it's impossible if the Segway would fell. No matter how weighty the rider is. Remarkable !!!

LongChamp's Top Five Global Markets

French handbag maker LongChamp Co Ltd expects China to be among the top five global markets by 2013, a top company official said on Friday. China is now the world's second biggest luxury goods market. The growth in the Chinese market has been over 30 percent in the last five years. Cassegrain, chief executive officer of LongChamp, said the company will increase manufacturing in China along with growth here. At the same time the company will also ensure that the quality of product made in China are as good as product made in other countries.

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Free education extends to 25 years in S China

In Shipai village of Dongguan, South China's Guangdong province, residents will receive 25 years of free education, from kindergarten until doctorate degree studies, effective Aug 25, 2010, Beijing News Daily reported on Wednesday. Students' learning levels will change from 3,000 yuan ($441) to 10,000 yuan ($1,470) every year.

Education subsidies will guarantee that every villager with a registered permanent residence can enjoy the fruits of local economic development and ease families' burdens of supporting children's education, a local official said.

The education subsidy policies have been implemented gradually. Senior high school students have received subsidies since 2008; kindergarten pupils since 2009; and now, university students.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-il 'pays visit to China'

Kim Jong-il likes to travel by train. It's his second time for visitting China. He visited a school for 20 minutes in China's Jilin province. North Korean and Chinese officials cannot confirm Mr Kim's visits until his return to Pyongyang. He rarely travels and the last time of his trip was May. No one knows how love he will stay in China and what the main purpose for visitting is.

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Years of saved pocket change buys van in China

A man has paid for a van in China with 100,000 yuan ($14,700; £9,500) in pocket change that he gathered for years Mr Zhao, a businessman, dropped bundles of notes, none worth more than one yuan - about $0.15 - at the dealership in Jining, in northern Shandong province. Mr Zhao received the notes from customers at his printing business. He said, finding a person to accept the notes was not easy. "I held onto the money waiting to see if they would accept it so that I could buy the car. The manager of this dealership decided to accept my cash, so that was really helpful to me," he said. After hours of counting, the staff at the dealership confirmed that he had provided exact change.

China traffic jam stretches 'nine days, 100km'

China traffic stuck for nine days in the road between Beijing and Inner Mongolia. The drivers have complained that locals were over-charging them for food and drink while they were stuck. The situation has now returned to normal. The road has to be repair the damages. They assume it should take much time until Mid-September.