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qihua

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qihua (chē·hwä),
n in traditional Chinese medicine, transforming metabolizing qi, blood and body fluids which is one of the five functions of qi, vital energy that sustains activities pertinent to life. See also qi.


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It quoted Yangtze Water Resources Committee director Cai Qihua as telling a water conference in Shanghai on Monday that currently just 36 percent of that potential was now being harnessed.
Bo Mu, (1,2) Qihua Wang, (1) Tingmei Wang, (1) Honggang Wang, (1,2) Lingqi Jian (1,2) (1) State Key Laboratory of Solid Lubrication, Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics, Lanzhou 730000, People's Republic of China (2) Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100039, People's Republic of China Correspondence to: Qihua Wang; e-mail: wangqh@ns.
As was mentioned earlier, the successful careers of a few Chinese women, such as Zhang Xin of SOHO China and Xie Qihua of Shanghai Baosteel, conceal deeper problems of discrimination in Chinese culture, which begin in the crib because male babies are still more prized than female babies [27].
 
 
 
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