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    Tan emphasises the idea of family conflict through a more modern conflict that our society today is able to relate to. The mother and daughter relationship shows the pressure of cultural differences of an Americanised Chinese daughter and a traditional Chinese mother. Jing’s mother forces Jing to take lessons for multiple activities. As those do not work out, she arranges piano lessons for Jing. Jing feels pressured by her mother who pushes her to do and be someone she is not. This spirals…

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    In the novel “The Joy Luck Club” by Amy Tan, Tan depicts several different conflicts between four different Chinese mothers and their daughters. Each mother and daughter pair has their own separate stories and through these conflicts in each story, there are different life lessons that can be learned from. The first lesson comes from the mother An-mei Hsu, and her daughter Rose Hsu Jordan which teaches one to become confident and strong. The second lesson is from Jing-Mei Woo, also known as June…

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    As Wynonna Judd once said, “The mother daughter relationship is the most complex.” Jing-Mei and her mother’s relationship in the novel excerpt "Two Kinds," certainly represents this quote. Throughout the excerpt. Jing-Mei and her mother grow further and further apart as Jing-Mei’s perspective on cultural identity and the “American Dream” evolve, clashing with her mother’s opinion. Their contrasting opinions lead to several conflicts, each building off the previous, developing Amy Tan’s theme of…

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    Nara Buddhism Influence

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    themselves to create a harmonious society. The second one delves deeper into the influence of Chinese political and cultural guidance in early Japan. These influences were so vast that they almost paralleled the han Dynasty and borrowed from later Dynasties however this does not mean they did not also fuse Chinese thought with their own beliefs. These changes meant that although they assimilated chinese culture with theirs it became a unique meld. The last was about Nara Buddhism, which was made…

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    Demographic Variables

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    Income: Most customers of medium to low income for the Ocean Empire shop's main customer. They are generally more than there is a certain balance of expenditure of household expenditure in consumption can be used. Race: The main customer base for the Chinese people, a small number of expatriates. Religion: Any nationality religion but also customers, but some people with special dietary requirements exceptions (for example: Muslims do not eat pork, Hindus do not eat beef.) Family size:…

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    The author, Lenny Bernstein, writes about how a mother of seven children was against vaccinating her children until all of them got the whooping cough disease. Bernstein currently writes for the Washington Post and typically covers medicine and health. He attended Trinity College where he studied American Studies, and he also graduated with a Bachelor’s degree from University of Michigan where he studied American Culture. In this post Bernstein seems like he is against the anti-vaccination…

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    Censorship In China

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    Chinese social media Did you know that China comes in 8th place for the most censored country? China has been growing more and more ever since it became a nation, and that means a bigger flow of information. This led to China establishing a bill regulating the flow of information over the internet. This meant censoring major foreign websites. Of course, this made a lot of people angry. With this being said, this caused mass protests, outrage, and chaos. China censored many websites, in order to…

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    During the 19th century, though with a fear of racial discrimination, many Chinese chose to leave their home and immigrated to the United States. It is a very important part of U.S history as the number of Chinese immigrants grew rapidly, from about 450 Chinese in 1850 to 63,100 Chinese by 1870 which has a 81% increase from 1860. Apart from social unrest and economics pressures in China, one of the main reasons for them to immigrate to the States was to seek economics opportunities so that they…

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    America and China are very diverse countries with intriguing table etiquette. There are many similarities between Chinese and American table manners. For example both cultures have meals together as a family. Both America and China enjoy eating with loved ones. Another similarity is that both cultures usually have conversations during a meal. Both Americans and Chinese tend to socialize during dinner about what happened to them throughout the day. In addition, both cultures lay out a wide…

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    Fan Xi's Analysis

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    artist raised and born in mainland China, Fan Xi has been dedicated into photography that reveals the reality of society. Her work mostly associated with females, females’ identities and personal identities’ formation and development under current Chinese society. The essay will mainly be discussing Fan’s latest work Up Front to further engage this identity issue existing in contemporary mainland China, along with the discussion the importance of Fan Xi’s work and how it has introduced a new…

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