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X. MISCELLANEOUS. 1. What is China’s Internet domain name? . . cn. 2. What is the time difference between Seattle, WA and Beijing, China? . Seattle is 16 hours behind Beijing, or 15 hours behind Beijing when the U.S. is in daylight saving time.
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2. What is the time difference between Seattle, WA and Beijing, China?
Seattle is 16 hours behind Beijing, or 15 hours behind Beijing when the U.S. is in daylight saving time.
4. What are some of the common fruits and vegetables originated in China?
Kiwi, star fruit, persimmon, cauliflower, apricots and peaches were grown as far back as 4000 years ago.
5. China is one of the richest countries in the world in terms of domestic animal breeds and groups. What are some of the domesticated animals in China?
6. In 1984, what international competition was attended for the first time by athletes representing the People’s Republic of China?
7. Who was the first Taiwanese scientist to win the Novel Prize in Chemistry in 1986 for “contributions to the dynamics of chemical elementary processes”?
At age of 27, Sonny Xiao was introduced by the Texas Legends as the first Chinese-born owner of an NBA or NBA D-League team. Xiao purchased a small stake in the D-League Texas Legends, who begin play this fall in the Dallas suburb of Frisco. While Xiao confirmed his share is "something like'' 5 to 10%, he still feels like a pioneer.
9. Who was the first Chinese-born professional ballet dancer in the United States?
Li Cunxin (李存信). He danced with the Houston Ballet for sixteen years and became one of the best dancers in the world. He won two silver and a bronze medal at three International Ballet Competitions. In 2003, Li published his autobiography, Mao's Last Dancer. It has received numerous accolades, including the Australian "Book of the Year" award, and was made into a film in 2009.
10. During the 1984 Summer Olympics, Wu Xiaoxuan (吴小旋) was the first Chinese female athlete to win a gold medal. In what event did she win?
11. Who was the first Chinese player to ever play in the NBA?
12. Dr. Sun Yat-sen visited Seattle in 1911. What was the purpose of his trip?
14. Which building in Seattle’s Chinatown houses the state’s oldest Chinese school?
Chong Wa (also known as Chong Wa Hall or Chong Wa Benevolent Assoc. Building)
16. China is the first and only country to have commercial train service on conventional rail lines that can reach what speed?
17. In Hong Kong, since 2003 what can people no longer do in a public area without risking a fine?
Spit. Spitting in a street, shops, and bars and on public transport has been outlawed since the SARS outbreak in order to stop the spread of germs. Jay walking, gambling, and littering attracted fines prior to 2003.
