Pluralism as a political philosophy is the affirmation and recognition of diversity within a political body, which permits the peaceful coexistence of different interests, convictions and lifestyles. Political pluralism is a participatory type of government in which the politics of the country are defined by wants and needs of many. Political institutional pluralism is a government of the people, by the people and for the people. China as a gigantic united multi-national state, China is composed of 56 ethnic groups and also has Taiwan, Hongkong and Macao. These are very difficult for govern and control them. Thus, Chinese government suggests them to set up an autonomous region. This is similar with the government of the United States America.
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China is a country of gigantic diversity in terrain, climate, and especially people. There are 56 officially recognized ethnic groups. The largest is Han Chinese, who resides in everywhere in the country. China has lot of ethnic minorities groups and Chinese racial is very diversity. Every ethnic group also have different culture, language and religious such as 1) Mongols: Western images of Mongol often portray horse-riding nomads, living in yurts and following their herds of horses, sheep, and cattle over the grassy plains of central Asia. There is a grain of truth to this stereotype. Some Mongols people make their living tending herds of animals and moving with the seasons, a practice known as nomadic pastoralist. There are also Mongol doctors, politicians, lawyers, and professors. Some Mongols live in large cities, trading in stocks and bonds on international markets. In short Mongols are as varied as any peoples in the world today. Religion is another unifying force on Mongol society. Monasteries were constructed to serve the religious needs of their communities, and to this day, Buddhist monasteries in Mongol communities proceed to teach the Holy Scriptures by means of the Mongol script. For 3.5 million Mongols living in China today, there is much in their culture with identifying. History, religion and language interact with
China is a country of gigantic diversity in terrain, climate, and especially people. There are 56 officially recognized ethnic groups. The largest is Han Chinese, who resides in everywhere in the country. China has lot of ethnic minorities groups and Chinese racial is very diversity. Every ethnic group also have different culture, language and religious such as 1) Mongols: Western images of Mongol often portray horse-riding nomads, living in yurts and following their herds of horses, sheep, and cattle over the grassy plains of central Asia. There is a grain of truth to this stereotype. Some Mongols people make their living tending herds of animals and moving with the seasons, a practice known as nomadic pastoralist. There are also Mongol doctors, politicians, lawyers, and professors. Some Mongols live in large cities, trading in stocks and bonds on international markets. In short Mongols are as varied as any peoples in the world today. Religion is another unifying force on Mongol society. Monasteries were constructed to serve the religious needs of their communities, and to this day, Buddhist monasteries in Mongol communities proceed to teach the Holy Scriptures by means of the Mongol script. For 3.5 million Mongols living in China today, there is much in their culture with identifying. History, religion and language interact with