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| 1 | Influence of guage width on rail side wear on track curves显示文摘 | INESA P IPOLITAS Z K IGORIS P | 2006 | Civil Engineering and Management2006，，3： | 1 |
| 2 | Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome(PRES):features on CT and MR imaging显示文摘 | Hugonneta E Inesa DD Boby H | 2013 | Diagn Interv Imaging2013，94，1： | 1 |
| 3 | The paper suggests: Inanimate Sub-ject + Active Verb in English Linguistic Discourse 显示文摘 | Seskauskiene Inesa | 2009 | KALBOTYRA2009，，3： | 1 |
| 4 | Who discusses: the paper or the au-thor of the paper? Inanimate Subject + Active Verb inLithuanian Linguistic Discourse as Compared to English显示文摘 | Seskauskiene Inesa | 2010 | Respectus philologicus2010，，23： | 1 |
| 5 | Influence of guage width on rail side wear on track curves显示文摘 | Inesa P Ipolitas Z K Igoris P L | 2006 | Civil Engineering and Management2006，3，： | 1 |
| 6 | Influence of guage width on rail side wear on track curves显示文摘 | INESA P IPOLITAS Z K IGORIS P | | 0，，03： | 1 |
| 7 | The Ongoing Thousand-year Chinese Love Affair with Food显示文摘 | INESA PLESKACHEUSKAYA | 2006 | China Today2006，55，1： | 0 |
| 8 | Emotional Rabbits,Courageous Pigs and Other Animals显示文摘HAVING arranged to meet a friend of mine from the Netherlands for lunch in downtown Beijing recently, we both turned up wearing exactly the same color and style of sweater. After remarking on this coincidence we forgot it, but at our next lunch | INESA PLESKACHEVSKAYA | 2004 | China Today2004，53，2： | 0 |
| 9 | Enjoying Seniority显示文摘 | INESA PLESKACHEUSKAYA | 2005 | China Today2005，54，9： | 0 |
| 10 | The five Elements of the Chinese Universe显示文摘 | INESA PLESKACHEUSKAYA | 2005 | China Today2005，54，10： | 0 |
| 11 | Keeping Face显示文摘EAST is East, West is West and never the twain shall meet,' so stated Rudyard Kipling, English poet, writer and jingoist, more than 100 years ago. Much water has flowed under the bridge since then, and the East and West have met and united on many global issues. | INESA PLESKACHEUSKAYA | 2006 | China Today2006，55，9： | 0 |
| 12 | Pity the Poor 'little Emperors'显示文摘AS more young people born in the 1980s begin to marry, the formerly widespread belief in duozi - duofu (more children - more happiness) diminishes. To today's urban youth, establishing a career is a far more pressing priority than having children. 'I don't have time,' is 27-year-old Jing Du's answer to her husband's repeated suggestion that they have a child. She is not alone. Many married couples prefer to | INESA PLESKACHEUSKAYA | 2005 | China Today2005，54，8： | 0 |
| 13 | What Do Real Revolutionaries Eat?显示文摘CHINESE Western cuisine is proudly spicy.Its distinctive flavor comes from red-hot chili peppers, an ingredient first brought to China by Spanish merchants in the 17th century. But Sichuan cuisine was hot long before the Spaniards arrived.A collection of poems from the ancient state of Chu entitled Elegy to the South reveals that natives of the area have been cooking with Sichuan pepper, cassia(local cinnamon), wormwood and other spices since 300 BC. | INESA PLESKACHEUSKAYA | 2005 | China Today2005，54，1： | 0 |
| 14 | Want to Be Happy? Consult Wind and Water显示文摘PEOPLE all over the world love their homes anddesire a happy family life.Chinese people are no dif-ferent, but have the enviable capacity to place and arrange their homes in a manner that guarantees auspiciousness for the whole family. This know-how is based on the art or science of fengshui.Fengshui became a generally known term in the West around 20 years ago. Today it is a source of fascination to thousands, as may | INESA PLESKACHEVSKAYA | 2004 | China Today2004，53，3： | 0 |
| 15 | Mommy, Where Do Dumplings Come from?显示文摘Ifeel certain that in one of my mom's past lives she was Chinese and had her own restaurant. You could not tell this by looking at her of course, but her passion for cooking is proof enough for me. This is further endorsed by the magnitude of dumplings in our house. Whenever I come home the refrigerator is loaded with mom's homemade dumplings or their Slavonic cousins, known as vareniks. When 1 visited Beijing for the first time in October 1999 I was astonished to hear that dumplings originated not in Siberia as most Russians, Belarusians and Ukrainians believe, but in China! Jiaozi (the local name for dumplings) were popular in the Middle Kingdom as long as 1,700 years ago. | INESA PLESKACHEUSKAYA | 2004 | China Today2004，53，10： | 0 |
| 16 | Is Peking Opera to Be Seen or Heard?显示文摘IF, one evening at the theater, you are seated at a table, rather than in a row of seats, and sipping tea and eating peanuts as your neighbors stamp their feet and shout their approval, the chances are you are watching a Peking Opera performance. Nowadays several Beijing theaters show a daily pastiche of extracts from famous operas, featuring acrobatics and martial arts (but not too much singing) that cater to the tastes of Western tourists. Chinese Opera lovers disdain such performances because they lack artistic authenticity. They regard the Westerners that so enjoy such 'military' operas as slow-witted children ignorant of the degree of artistry with which Peking Opera is imbued. Theatergoers with a true appreciation of this extraordi- | INESA PLESKACHEUSKAYA | 2006 | China Today2006，55，7： | 0 |
| 17 | Eating for Health显示文摘To the Chinese people,the function of food goes far beyond that of merely filling the stomach. It is also essential for main-taining a healthy organic balance,reinforcing immunity and last but not least - avoiding unnecessary visits to the pharmacy, Putting their money where their mouth is, Chinese people drink green tea to improve their diges- | INESA PLESKACHEUSKAYA | 2004 | China Today2004，53，7： | 0 |
| 18 | Inspiring Wine Games显示文摘 | INESA PLESKACHEUSKAYA | 2006 | China Today2006，55，10： | 0 |
| 19 | Strategies and the Universe in Black and White显示文摘BEFORE I came to China I 'd never even heard of this game. But it has no shortage of enthusiasts in China, evidenced by the fact that even the most insignificant, junior level tournament is likely to be broadcast on TV. The game I am referring to is go, or weiqi in Chinese. Some Europeans mistakenly believe the game to be Chinese chess, but that is entirely different. | INESA PLESKACHEUSKAYA | 2006 | China Today2006，55，5： | 0 |
| 20 | The Delights of the Pearl Rive Delta显示文摘TRAVELING around China, I often feel as though I am in more than one country. Any Chinese person would agree that fewer two places could be farther removed than the commercial cosmopo-lis of Shanghai and the cultural | INESA PLESKACHEUSKAYA | 2006 | China Today2006，55，5： | 0 |
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