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Review: Sulfur-containing natural products isolated from marine organisms - Vimarsana News

Review: Sulfur-containing natural products isolated from marine organisms

Announcing a new publication for Marine Life Science & Technology journal. In this review article the authors Yang Hai, Mei‑Yan Wei, Chang‑Yun Wang, Yu‑Cheng Gu and Chang‑Lun Shao from Ocean University of China, Qingdao, China and Syngenta Jealott's Hill International Research Centre, Berkshire, UK consider the chemistry and biology of sulfur‑containing natural products from marine microorganisms.

Chinese Media Outlet Huaxia: 'Is The U.S. Supporting Or Harming Taiwan?' - Vimarsana News

Chinese Media Outlet Huaxia: 'Is The U.S. Supporting Or Harming Taiwan?'

Chinese Media Outlet Huaxia: 'Is The U.S. Supporting Or Harming Taiwan?' April 26, 2021 An April 13, 2021 article titled "Is The U.S. Supporting Or Harming Taiwan?" published by the Chinese media outlet Huaxia asserted that the U.S. is continuing to stir up trouble for China by playing the "Taiwan card." The article stated that the U.S. is playing the role of rescuer in a conflict of its own making, as the "continuous intensification of cross-strait political and military confrontation" fuels Taiwan's belief that it needs a protector. In fact, it argued, Taiwan's confidence in U.S. protect...

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How horse hitching posts in China became cultural treasures - Vimarsana News

How horse hitching posts in China became cultural treasures

Horsetalk.co.nz Share Horse hitching stone posts found before 1992. The image at right shows the structure of horse hitching stone posts. Photos: Wugong Hu https://doi.org/10.2218/jls.3077 The long history of horse hitching posts in China, going back almost 2000 years, has been chronicled by a researcher, who described their transition from a practical farm item to a symbol of wealth and culture. Today, they survive in their thousands as a popular cultural phenomenon, being used as garden ornaments, and even organised into major public artworks. Earliest known records of horse hitching posts ...