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    Classical Era. Both the Han and Roman Empires were very large civilizations that were highly dependent upon agriculture. The Han Dynasty typically utilized technology while the Roman Empire employed significantly more slave labor than the Han Dynasty. Han China government officials exhibited a desire for government control of technology while other Han leaders viewed technology as a gift form enlightened leaders. Although some Roman officials viewed technology as necessary, but only for…

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    culture. For example, Shang and Zhou China, and the Nile River valley. These two civilizations are filled with these types of differences. The geography of China varies differently of that of Egypt. Which in turn, led these independent civilizations to take different paths in culture and other aspects. China, for instance, has the Himalayas to the west and the coast to the east. Additionally, the Yellow River stretches about 2900 miles through central China and to the coast. This feature…

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    China is an enormously large country, and the traditions and customs of its populace vary by geography and ethnicity. More than 1.3 billion people live in China, representing 56 minority groups. The largest group is the Han Chinese, with about 900 million people. Other groups include the Tibetans, the Mongols, the Manchus, the Naxi, and the Hezhen. The Chinese Communist Party that rules the nation is officially atheist. In recent years, they have become more tolerant of religions. Currently,…

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    In the Dynastic cycle, the Song(宋) and Qin(秦) Dynasties of ancient China showed similar periods of prosperity. Chinese dynasties began with the new emprer receiving the “Mandate of Heaven” when they recieve this it means that they have the rule of china and if they lost the “Mandate of Heaven” because they were selfish and thought of themselves first.After that came the Period of Prosperity is when everything has been going great.Then comes the Period of Decline when things start going down…

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    with 4.4 billion people calling it home. Following Marco Polo’s epic tale of an overland journey to China in the late 1,200’s and the marvels he encountered upon the Silk Road before arriving at the great market in Peking , the Venetian travellers exploits spurred a new wave of explorers to find a safer, quicker way to the riches of this far off land. Christopher Columbus was looking for a way to China while accidentally discovering the America’s leaving it to Portuguese mariner Vasco da Gama…

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    Life In Ancient China

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    In the beginning of time, there is a central idea that religion shaped all areas of life. Literature and art shaped life in China as the rise of many emperors began to occur. An accurate view of the past provides a clear explanation as to how countries from centuries ago still thrive today. Early Chinese history is shaped by major events that occurred amongst four dynasties. Invaders changed life in India and affected their cultures and values. Different religions began to rise from invaders…

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    soil was decent for crop growing could provide their own food for their community. The small states would commonly disagree with each other. Both had their own agricultural as for China (Han) the Great Wall and for Romans was the Aqueduct. The Han Dynasty created a political system and social structure in China that lasted for about 2,000 years. The rapidly advanced Chinese technology, and created the cultural and political foundations for most of East…

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    China Cultural Risks

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    Social and Cultural Risks 1. Religion The religious landscape of China is extremely diverse with 100 million followers of various faiths. Chinese religion is generally known to have two opposed and complimentary principles; yin and yang. The dominant religion is Buddhism, followed by Confucianism, and Taoism. The core value of harmony is where these beliefs overlap. 2. Family There is a tremendous emphasis placed on lineage and family ties. Many Chinese citizens can trace their genealogy…

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    Non-specialist participants were volunteers from enterprises that Sheng Xuanhuai had founded and managed such as Hanyeping 漢冶萍 and China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Company (Zhaoshang ju 招商局), beggars, students, and children from orphanages. It could be very costly to hire an entire band from an orphanage. One memoirist recalled that the fee for one band from an orphanage amounted…

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    agriculture, farming, and so on. In today's world, the most populated country of Asia is People's Republic of China. In the 2nd place ranking, India is the next most populated country of Asia. Both are countries with ancient culture, development and demanding agriculture which uses practically all land that is available in areas that have considerable river deltas. Ancient China has helped shape and form today’s world with numerous inventions and discoveries. The Chinese civilization has…

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