"Coaching Skills" helps readers to acquire the skills that are essential for becoming an outstanding coach. The book addresses key issues such as: creating the trust that encourages a client to learn; keeping yourself and your own agenda out of the way without diminishing your presence; and managing your own anxiety, especially if you are inexperienced

Dedicated to the analysis of geopolitical processes in Central Asia and their relationship with the policies of Western states

The spring Festival is the most important holiday in the minds of the Chinese. The spring festival unites the strongest emotions and the simplest desires of the Chinese. It allows Chinese people to return on the eve of the spring festival and reunite their families, despite all the difficulties and obstacles.For many people nowadays, the Spring Holiday may have turned into an ordinary holiday and several family banquets, but the meaning of the spring holiday is not only that

This handy guide gives you all the information you need to choose and buy tea in China with confidencce. Of four titlesit explains clearly and simply what to look for, where and how to shop in China,and questions you should askGreat tips,price guides and cautionary advice ensure that you get the best value for your money

The book (Season I), which has the same name as one hundred-episode micro-documentary "Chang'an meets Rome", includes 50 themes covering culture, society, architecture, music, art, commerce, military and so on. Scholars visit between Xi'an and Rome, using historical relics and events to constantly compare, question and discover, and guide readers to explore and think deeper on Eastern and Western cultures

China boasts the world's richest and most beautiful natural and cultural landscape, which can be divided into forms of beauty unique to different regions based on the four seasons. Readers will gain a better understanding of the country's seasonal changes from south to north and back again

Living in the most geographically and climatically diverse country in the world, the Chinese have long followed the laws of nature. This way of life, governed by the cycle of the four seasons, is based on a set of natural laws derived from the wisdom of their ancestors and passed down from generation to generation

Living in the most geographically and climatically diverse country in the world, the Chinese have long followed the laws of nature. This way of life, governed by the cycle of the four seasons, is based on a set of natural laws derived from the wisdom of their ancestors and passed down from generation to generation