Business chinese letter

business chinese letter is mysterious. It originally come from drawing. Ancient business chinese letter simplified the drawings and made the chinese. As it evolves, the symbols get simpler.

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Chinese medicine is different from the western medicine. Chinese medicine is based on a special system, called Qi system. Qi can not be seen by human eyes. But it can be felt by alive human. Acupuncture is based on that theory. It's mysterious that China has that theory in 3000 years ago.

Chinese is the language with the largest native speakers. As the internet evolves, Chinese is becoming the most used written language on the internet.

Most people in China use a broadband internet access of Ethernet. But in the US, most people get to internet via 56k phone line. Even people in USA can get to internet via broadband, most people use TV cable with a stupid modem. The average cost to access internet over a cable modem is about $40 while in China the average cost for the broadband Ethernet access is about $6.

And the other company of them that gave thanks went over against them, and I after them, and the half of the people upon the wall, from beyond the tower of the furnaces even unto the broad wall;

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