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fine ecosystem, it would be fair to say that the existing environment is well suited to the large-scale development of new kinds of tea, and the production and development of organic tea. Such possibilities present good future prospects, as they would not only comply with people's increasingly strong health consciousness, but also inject dynamism into the local market. Secondly, we might wish to further advertise the beneficial health effects of tea, as it would help cultivate an environment where tea is appreciated for its spiritual and nutritional aspects. Tea helps reduce the risk of developing illness and disease, and aids in lowering the incidence of diabetes and other illnesses. Unlike alcohol and soft drinks, tea is a pure and natural product. If, among the vast communities of Australia, a local atmosphere of tea drinking were established, and the regular habit of drinking and appreciating tea could be cultivated, this would surely bring great public health benefits. Thirdly, Australia is a multicultural country, its business and political environment relatively free and democratic, all of which helps to encourage and promote the development of a local tea culture. Chinese tea culture connotes richness and abundance, particularly according to theories of the oneness of humanity and nature. There are similar theories advocated in the West of intimacy with nature; the resemblances of these two value systems is worth drawing upon and will undoubtedly merit more attention when Australia has developed its local tea culture further. It is possible to envisage a fusion of various different countries' tea cultures all merging into Australia's local culture. This could become the foundation for a uniquely localised tea culture, extending the reach of tea appreciation and broadening the scope of Australian culture. 70 JOURNAL OF AUSTRALIA-‐CHINA AFFAIRS
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The Journal of Australia-‐Ch
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目录 ‘Bananas’: A Perspect
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前言我很高兴能够为
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中澳青年联合会致辞
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SECTION I ACADEMIC ESSAY ENGLISH
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From Eurocentric to Global: Int
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In May 2005, the WHA, the WHO
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terms. It is a real struggle
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Outside China, Inside the Natio
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superficially grasped. It was l
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In Search of Common Ground: Au
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Australia-‐China Agricultural
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Beyond the Great WallChristian
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‘Bananas’: A PerspectiveLouis
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linguistic abilities in German,
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est solution is to cooperate r
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and strength of its ethics to
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interactions and mutual benefits
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SECTION IV OPINION ARTICLE CHINES
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人们总是喜欢去猜测
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从 “ 环太平洋 —2014”
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任何一个成功的广告
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南、菲律宾等周边国
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中国和伟大的户外活
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一个可共享信息的平
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照片附上的报道中 ,
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大利亚 “ 有必要拓宽
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当日澳方记者的观点
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以及悉尼大学中国研
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作为一个中国文化的
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SECTION V CREATIVE WORK ENGLISH
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pleasant memories of years past
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Meeting AutumnJia Xu Dr Jia Xu
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SECTION VI CREATIVE WORK CHINESE
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线索。花雨落漫天 ,
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