There are two pages related to my final project— Chinese medicine in Hong Kong. One is from the Chinese version of wikipedia , talking about Former Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa ‘s bill in his first Policy Address , aiming at recognizing the professional status of Chinese medicine practitioners and developing Hong Kong into an international centre for […]
I only find one feed from Chinese Medicine forum. The website is a complex one with various topics about the Chinese Medicine in Hong Kong. One category focuses on important issues of Chinese medicine practitioner, newly released ordinance, the changes in Chinese medicine education, which is related to my final project. By visiting the website, […]
New York Times.com RSS feeds provides readers with five categories of feeds, including News, Features, Additional feeds, Opinion and Looking for a job. Each category has been divided into subtitles with specific subjects, which is quite convenient for readers to choose from. All the feeds of NYTimes.com are in a text format .
BBC’s RSS feed […]
I’d like to talk about the changes of Chinese medicine’s legitimate status in
Hong Kong since the handover. According to Labour Department of HKSAR, from December1, 2006, people can use a certification issued by a registered Chinese medicine practitioner as a sick leave.
Chinese medicine has struggled for its social identification arduously. Albeit the process is tardy, […]
After reading the three articles and comments, I come up with a question that why the appearance of Radio and TV has not aroused such a huge and widespread panic as the Web has done.
I guess because at that time not everyone could access to the powerful tool, which belongs to all civilians nowadays, that […]
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