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GNU Free Documentation License What do you think about chinese girls or chinese women ? Q. I have an co worker in my company and she is asian, she ethinically chinese and she is beautiful like an angel from heaven. She's very nice and she dresses nicely in her skirt suit & high heels. I want to know what do you guys think about chinese girls in general ?? Have you ever had a best friend and she's chinese ?? I want opinions from both guys and girls, I'm just curious. Asked by Simon - Mon Apr 13 15:39:13 2009 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments A. Okay, My wife is from Taiwan and she is awesome, extremely actractive and very smart...but...like ALL women she is hardheaded and stubborn...lol seriously though...Asian women tend to be very conscious of how they come across to others in public but at home they are themselves and in my experiences women are women. Treat her respectfully and treat her like a queen and she will love you forever. Answered by Wild Bill - Tue Apr 14 08:44:39 2009 What is the difference between chinese and japanese food? Q. I always tell people I don't like chinese food but I love japanese food and they ask me what is the difference? and all I can tell them is that to me they taste different. I know it's in the spice but what are the main chinese spices and the main japanese spices? Asked by Beth P - Mon Aug 14 16:04:01 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments A. Authentic Japanese is quite different from authentic Chinese. Chinese cuisine should ideally be about using herbs and spices to bring out the flavor in each dish. Japanese cuisine, well, tends to favor sweet and sour foods (the impression of that as Chinese is incorrect; only Cantonese food tastes sweet) & focuses a lot on the materials themselves and the preparation. In China, the design is very important -- believe it or not, good dishes have to look pleasing and have a "lucky" name. Another difference is Japanese will eat raw food (esp. fish), and most Chinese hate anything raw, except maybe spices like garlic, ginger, and green onions. Answered by I wished for you. [11:11] - Tue Aug 15 12:29:07 2006 How do Chinese restaurants have 140 different menu items?
Q. I am curious about this. How do Chinese restaurants have so many different dishes to offer? I know they have a variety of beef, chicken, shrimp etc, sauces and seasonings, and vegetables. I am just amazed by how quickly they can make up whatever you order. Do they prepare a bunch and freeze it in small batches then microwave it before serving it to you? I just can't imagine a chef whipping up each dish from scratch every time. Anybody ever actually work in a Chinese restaurant? Asked by RickT - Tue Jan 22 23:06:09 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments A. Those are all good answers. Let me add this: The dimsum dishes are mostly steamed or deep fried. All the dimsums are assembled overnight (for brunch) and the whole morning (for dinner). It takes only a few minutes to steam or fry them. There are, literally, hundreds of dimsum varieties. The sir-fried dishes (inclding chow mien, sweet-sour) cook in a couple of minutes. All the veggies and meats are pre-sliced, and all the sauces are ready to pour in. The woks are all super-hot. The other dishes are stews which could be microwaved, and roasts, which are served at room temperature. Answered by sol vanzi - Wed Jan 23 19:09:18 2008 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Chinese"  news.google.com Wall Street Journal Analysts said the EUR560 million deal will give the Chinese truckmaker access to MAN's advanced engine technology and further its plan to become a major ... Sinotruk Jumps Most in Eight Months After Selling Stake to MAN Bloomberg A more cautious expansion route for China: Wei Gu Reuters Germany's MAN tries hand at Chinese regulation The Daily Deal (subscription) Logistics Manager - Reuters all 87 news articles » news.google.com Newsinferno.com As the Chinese drywall problems becomes ever larger, there are concerns that affected homeowners in Louisiana may have a difficult time obtaining relief for ... news.google.com Trading Markets (press release) As long as the Chinese input method is developed without difficulties, the promotion of the operating systems will go on wheels. and more » From Google News Search: "Chinese"  lanuevacuba.com 219px x 200px | 19.10kB [source page] chinamap gif 27 Nov 2007 20 19 32k chinese dragon horse > 27 Nov 2007 20 19 18k chinese dragon horse > 27 Nov 2007 20 19 19k chinese sigint bejuc > 27 Nov 2007 20 19 12k  soniatasteshawaii.com 718px x 400px | 271.70kB [source page] of a section of Kalakaua Park during the 6th Annual Chinese New Year Festival in Hilo According to the Chinese Lunar Calendar we are now celebrating the year 4706 or Year of the Rat A little boy all set to enter the Chinese costume contest Saturday 15th of February the 6th Annual Chinese New Year Festival was held in Hilo at Kalakaua Park This was the biggest  www2.acae.cuhk.edu.hk 600px x 800px | 401.20kB [source page] 2004 chinese new year 05 JPG From Yahoo Image Search: "Chinese"  investimenti-trading-online.com admin Mon, 13 Jul 2009 16:19:24 GM I toyed with today's headline for a while, given that an equally cogent case could be made for either . Chinese. Yuan Poised for Significant Appreciation or . Chinese. Yuan Poised for Stability. Let's face it- when it comes to to the ...  enjoyingherbs.com HerbalJoy Mon, 13 Jul 2009 03:09:13 GM The history of . Chinese. herbs used for medicinal purposes dates back to sometime between 800 and 200 BC with the publication of Huang Di Nei Jing - The Yellow.  cnanalyst.com Investor's Resources Sun, 12 Jul 2009 18:36:27 GM Below is a summary of recent notable news on . Chinese. solar stocks, updated on July 12: Suntech Power (NYSE:STP) plans to expand its China revenue from 2% to 20% of its total revenues in three years. It expected to achieve 600-700 MW of ... From Google Blog Search: "Chinese"
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