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Table of Contents
ABOUT CHINA 
Introduction to China 
Geographical Position 
Capital City 
Currency 
Administrative Divisions 
Chronological Table of the Chinese Dynasties 
Ethnic Groups 
Official Language and Chinese Characters 
Traditional Festivals 
Overview of China's Education System 
Education System Structure 
Higher Education 
Education for Overseas Students 
Living in China 
Climate and Clothing 
Diet 
Accommodation 
Transportation 
Banking 
Insurance 
Medical Treatment 
Communications 
Shopping 
Tourism and Leisure 
GUIDANCE FOR STUDYING IN CHINA 
Guidelines for Annlving to Study in China 
Qualifications and Requirements for Admission 
Application Channels 
Application Processes, Procedures and Data 
Choosing a Higher Institution 
Application Time 
Expense of Studying in China 
Things that Need to Be Prepared before Leaving Home Country 
Assessment and Management System Adopted by Chinese 
Universities and Colleges 
Visas and Residence Permits 
Types of Visas 
Residence Permit Application 
Changing and Extending the Validity of a Visa 
Applying for a New Passport 
Changing a Special Passport 
Provisions Related to Being Accompanied by a Spouse 
Transfer to Another University or College 
Temporary Exits 
Exit 
Government Scholarships 
Chinese Government Scholarships and Ways to Apply 
Chinese Government Scholarships 
Issues Related to Applying for Chinese Government Scholarships 
Choice of Higher Institutions and Specialties 
Preparatory Education 
Admission of Overseas Students Eligible for Chinese 
Government Scholarships 
Visa and Registration in China 
Transit Services 
Annual Scholarship Review 
The Chinese Scholarships Council's Department of Studying in 
China Contact Method 
INTRODUCTION TO CHINESE UNIVER—SITIES AND COLLEGES 
Universities and Colleges in Anhui 
Universities and Colleges in Beijing 
Universities and Colleges in Chongqing 
Universities and Colleges in Fujian 
Universities and Colleges in Gansu 
Universities and Colleges in Guangdong 
Universities and Colleges in Guangxi 
Universities and Colleges in Guizhou 
Universities and Colleges in Hainan 
Universities and Colleges in Hebei 
Universities and Colleges in Henan 
Universities and Colleges in Heilongjiang 
Universities and Colleges in Hubei 
Universities and Colleges in Hunan 
Universities and Colleges in Jilin 
Universities and Colleges in Jiangsu 
Universities and Colleges in Jiangxi 
Universities and Colleges in Liaoning 
Universities and Colleges in Inner Mongolia 
Universities and Colleges in Ningxia 
Universities and Colleges in Shandong 
Universities and Colleges in Shaanxi 
Universities and Colleges in Shanghai 
Universities and Colleges in Sichuan 
Universities and Colleges in Tianjin 
Universities and Colleges in Xinjiang 
Universities and Colleges in Yunnan 
Universities and Colleges in Zhejiang
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The unique food culture of China originates from the need to survive.Chinese people think that food is vital to sustain survival and health-indeed,this is the cultural foundation of the Chinese idea of "food cures better than medicine".Chinese cookery is all about the pursuit of the ultimate delicacy.The unique charm of the Chinese diet mainly lies in the taste.The production of delicacies relies on careful blending.The original flavors of the food,the cooked flavors after heating,the flavors of the ingredients,and the flavors of the condiments all need to be fully blended,complemented and penetrated.The beauty of the blend is the focus of much attention in Chinese cuisine and indeed is the essence of the Chinese culinary art.The shapes and colors of dishes are external things,and the flavors are intrinsic things.Highlighting the intrinsic nature and flavors of dishes without overt and deliberate decora-tion of shapes and excessive show of shapes and colors,are the most impor-tant philosophical underpinnings of Chinese food.As for diet,Chinese people pursue a kind of indefinable "realm",which is generally embodied by the so-called "color,aroma,taste,shape,and ware" although it is hard to explain this complex concept clearly. 
Chinese cuisine pays great attention to the "taste",so there is a great arbitrariness in the selection of materials in Chinese cooking.Some things regarded by many westerners as useless are used as ingredients in China.One major characteristic of Chinese dietary customs is the priority given to hot and cooked food,which comes from earlier Chinese civilization and the de-velopment of cooking techniques. 
The traditional dietary customs of the Chinese people give priority to vegetables.Staple food refers to five cereals,and supplementary food in-cludes vegetables and small amounts of meat.The main reason why these customs have formed rests with the economic production mode of the agri-cultural central plain areas.According to research by botanists,the Chinese people eat over 600 kinds of vegetables,six times more than typical western countries.
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