 | Ning Xia Red Ancient History Part 2 http://NXR.YoungLivingOC.com D. Gary Young Rediscovers Ancient Longevity Secrets D. Gary Young has made it his life's mission to search the world for the secrets of long life, health, energy, and vitality. In 1993, Gary Young was introduced by Cyrus McKell, a professor of Botany at Weber State University, to a Chinese scientist who was visiting the United States. This Chinese scientist, Dr. Songqiao Chao, told Gary about a simple, delicious-tasting berry with amazing health benefits. He said that Chinese wolfberries had been used for thousands of years in China to treat a wide variety of ailments. What's more, Dr. Chao related that the people who consumed them on a regular basis lived remarkably healthy lives for 100-plus years. This information led Gary on an inspiring odyssey to the Ningxia region of China located on the Inner Mongolian plateau. In Ningxia, Gary investigated the tiny red fruit known as the Ningxia wolfberry. He agreed that this small berry was the remarkable source of the vibrant health and long lives of the Chinese people of the region. Gary Young Is First to Import Wolfberries into U.S. in Commercial Quantities Gary Young — through Young Living Essential Oils — was the first to import Ningxia wolfberries into the United States on a commercial basis. Dr. Chao's daughter, Sue Chao, assisted Gary Young in bringing the Ningxia wolfberry to the United States. In 1996, when Gary Young first attempted to import large quantities of the Ningxia wolfberry powder, it was quarantined by U.S. Customs as an unknown "peculiar" substance. Customs agents said that it had never before been imported to the U.S. in commercial quantities. |
 | Moira Laidlaw non-verbal communications in teaching in China This one minute clip shows the flow form of mainly non-verbal communications at the end of a lesson in Guyuan Teachers College (Now Ningxia Teachers University in China) The last student in the clip is being congratulated by Moira for showing courage in questioning something Moira asked her to do. Moira's account of her 5 years on VSO in China posted in December 2006 is at: http://www.jackwhitehead.com/china/mllongtermvolunteer.htm |
 | The Honorary Professorship Award Ceremony On being awarded an honorary professorship at Ningxia Polytechnic University, Yinchuan, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, PRC // created at animoto.com |
 | I Want It That Way (Chinese students Studio Version ) Performed by Tc, Ak, XWL, WHY ,undergraduates from China. Tc, from Xi'an Jiaotong University Ak, from Centre South University XWL, from Zhongshan University WHY, from Zhejiang University |
 | CHINA Celebrate National Day BEIJING, Oct. 1 (Xinhua) -- More than 100,000 people from across the country gathered at Tian'anmen Square in the heart of the Chinese capital to watch the national flag raising ceremony held in drizzles at dawn of Monday, the 58th founding anniversary of the People's Republic. Wearing raincoats or holding up umbrellas, people -- ranging from gray hairs to toddlers -- began to flock into the square, which was ablaze with the color of 400,000 pots of flowers, at about 5 a.m. "Happy birthday to you, motherland!" acclaimed 18 undergraduates from the Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, while seeing the five-star red flag rising at 6:10 a.m. accompanied by the national anthem, "The March of the Volunteers." "I feel so proud to witness the country is becoming more and more prosperous after going through so many hardships," said 72-year-old Wang Nianshun, from Pingdu City of eastern Shandong Province. In the futuristic egg-like National Grand Theater, located west of the square, 750 political advisors for the Beijing municipal government watched the drama "Teahouse" written by the late Chinese literature maestro Lao She (1898-1966). A series of trial performances will be staged at the new landmark in Beijing from Sept. 25 to Oct. 13 ahead of the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC). At Sunday's National Day reception in the Great Hall of the People, which just lies between the square and the theater, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao cited the upcoming CPC congress as "a congress of great importance to be held at a time when China's reform and development have entered a crucial stage." On Monday, flag raising ceremony was also held in many of other Chinese cities, such as Yinchuan, capital of northwestern Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, drawing tens of thousands of local residents. In the central city of Changsha, Hunan Province, city administrators organized about 10,000 government employees to clean streets and railway stations to greet the National Day. Monday also marked the beginning of the "Golden Week" of the National Day holiday, and local tourism authorities have predicted that about 1.7 million people will visit the Chinese capital during the period. Nationwide, more than 150 million people are expected to go on tour. |
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