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This week, Guangzhou is the center of international business as it welcomes world and business leaders to the booming southern China city for the 2017 Fortune Global Forum and the inaugural Fortune Brainstorm TECH International. More than 760 distinguished guests and nearly 400 prominent enterprises will convene for the highly anticipated Fortune event from December 6-8, including dignitaries from world-renowned foreign and domestic cities, key industry leaders, and chairmen, presidents, CEOs and leading partners from more than 120 Fortune 500 companies. To view the multimedia release go to: https://www.multivu.com/players/English/8234251-guangzhou-china-hosts-fortune-global-forum/

In celebration of World Heart Day on September the 29th, Olives from Spain encourages customers to partake in their three olive-based recipes. As numerous scientific research has shown the benefits to maintaining a balanced diet, accompanied by regular physical exercise, can prevent certain heart diseases; we are delighted to provide these recipes. As a natural source of vitamin E, olives have been at the forefront of the European gastronomic tradition and culture. The history of southern Europe is bathed in olive fields, a tree closely linked to the Mediterranean food. To view the multimedia release go to: https://www.multivu.com/players/uk/8407151-olives-from-spain-recipes-world-heart-day/

Fu Hu Kuen is a Tiger Fist form of Five Animal Kung Fu or Ng Ying Kungfu. Ng Ying Kungfu is a form of martial arts which originated in the Southern Shaolin Temple of Fukien. It was master Christopher Fournier who starting teaching the art publicly in 1993. Dutch martial arts master Patrick van Steen aka Long Juan Feng was his personal student and earned a license of full transmission under Christopher Fournier.

The Mantis form is also done in Five Animal Kung Fu or Ng Ying Kungfu. Awesome techniques and skills from this southern Kung Fu style by grandmaster Patrick van Steen from Holland. Grandmaster Christopher Fournier brought Ng Ying Kungfu to the public in 1993. Patrick van Steen from the Netherlands was a personal student of the Martial Arts under Christopher Fournier from the USA.