The New China Syndrome Who's afraid of Chinese imports? Not Rachid Mohamed Rachid and the handful of visionaries who are convinced Egypt can not only forge a mutually profitable relationship with China, but make the Asian superpower our leading trade partner. By Hadia Mostafa MORNING RUSH HOUR in Beijing comes to a screeching halt outside the gates of Tiantan Park, a sprawling, 273-acre public garden that houses the vividly colored Temple of Heaven complex at which the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties once worshiped. Stepping into the park is like being transported into a sanctuary a world away from the noise and pollution that is the reality of modern-day China. Here, hundreds of Chinese, the majority of them retirees, gather every day in clusters, silently performing their morning Tai Chi.