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Chinese refers to anything pertaining to China. Specifically, it may refer to:
- Chinese people, people of Chinese ethnicity
- Zhonghua minzu, the supra-ethnic Chinese nationality
- Han Chinese, the dominant ethnic group in China
- Ethnic minorities in China, the non-Han Chinese population in mainland China and Taiwan
- Overseas Chinese, people of Chinese ancestry who live outside China
- Chinese culture, the culture of China
- Chinese language, a language or language family that forms part of the Sino-Tibetan family of languages
- Standard Mandarin, the standard spoken form of the Chinese and most commonly taught as a foreign language
- Standard Cantonese, often officially referred to as "Chinese" in the special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macau in the People's Republic of China
- Spoken Chinese, many regional variants of the Chinese language
- Written Chinese, the writing system of China
- Chinese cuisine, one of the richest and most diverse culinary cuisines and heritages in the world
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Chinese love monopolies, hate competition, suppress dissenting views, abuse copyright and produce poorly made products - what's not to like?
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For $1,490, we should -- at the very least -- expect some free press shots of the Optimus Maximus this morning, right? Good, 'cause that's we're going to get from the design cats at Art. Lebedev Studio. No prototype, no working OLED keys, just press shots. Still, kinda dreamy eh? Queue the Chinese knockoffs... now.
Chinese dairy company Bright Dairy & Food Co. said its parent is forming a new food-related venture with three other state-owned companies as part of an overhaul mandated by the government, the Wall Street Journal reported.
A trade fair in Shanghai has attracted many "new world" wine labels who have come to China to show their wares for the first time. Although foreign wines still make up just a small fraction of China's admittedly small wine market, consumption is rising, and Chinese consumers may be attracted by the novelty and lower cost of many new world wines...