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    ideologist are people who are well educated and civilized in some means that they will demonstrate the idea of Confucianism that “Confucius learning preference is always given to the virtuous way of life”. The second characteristic is that the Confucians are indulging their lives to interpreting, found out from the history about the meanings and motives of passing over the Confucius meanings towards the next generations. As they had found out the true meanings of Confucianism, the last…

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    Background information on the Han Dynasty. The Han Dynasty reigned from 202 B.C.E to 221 C.E. The first ruler of the Han Dynasty was Han Gaozu. IV. The Establishment of the Han Dynasty In the beginning Emperor Han didn’t use any of the policies from the Qin dynasty. As time went on the policies of the Qin dynasty began to be integrated. The Han Dynasty used the Qin Dynasty idea of tripartite division to divide the central government into civilian, military authorities, and censorate. V.…

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    Definition Of Honor

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    fighting for it on the battlefield, or trying to bring honor to their families. Honor was never given out to people. It had to be earned, and people had to be given something to respect. Honor was a big topic for many philosophers such as: Plato, Confucius, Niccolo Machiavelli, and Socrates. One common way that honor is earned is by sacrificing one's life…

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    Confucianism and Taoism have very little in common. Confucianism stresses action, it says that action and ethics are the same. One of Taoism’s most valued precepts is the Wu Wei - doing nothing to do something. Where Confucianism orders the world, and creates it in society’s image, Taoism delights in accepting the seeming disorder, and finding the order in it. Confucianists practice, and Taoists think. Confucianists stress work and governance; Taoists stress relaxation and pensiveness. What they…

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    Medieval Chinese Medicine Medieval Chinese medicine influenced modern day medicine, as well as advancing their own knowledge y inventing and discovering. Firstly, Chinese medicine was a system created 3,000 years ago. Through medieval Chinese medicine fatigue and food/herbal causes, atmospheric forces, acupuncture, t’ai chi, and discoveries for disease prevention were all formed. These elements helped shape the medicine used today and helped medieval Chinese medicine tremendously. Chinese…

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    Examples of this would be people like Moses, Jesus, Muhammad, Krishna, Joseph Smith, and others. The Buddha and Confucius would be a combination of a person figuring it out on their own and then codifying the results in written form. These people, or their followers, start a new religion and allow for a special revelation. While these differing religions seem contradictory…

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    A Chinese teacher named Confucius once stated, “Choose a job you love and you will never have to work again.” I strongly believe by becoming a COTA, I would fulfill this statement. After reading this essay, I hope you can see my passion for occupational therapy. I was first told about occupational therapy it was twenty years ago and I literally fell in love with the idea. I knew from that moment it was my dream career and that one day I would fulfill my dream. In 2006, my dream came true; I…

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    Philosophy and religion greatly impacted daily life in various civilizations such as India and China in a vast amount of ways. Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Islamic religions show this impact, evidently. In india, hinduism had changed the way people lived. There was an idea spread through many religions but mostly came from hinduism, reincarnation. Reincarnation was the cycle of rebirth and how your spirit or soul, travels from one body to the next and what body, depends on how you behave in…

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    China Bronze Age Essay

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    hina is a large country in Asia. Ancient china had its own achievements, philosophy, and religion. All of this was around the bronze age. China had its own political system. China was very organized during the bronze age. During the Stone Age, people in China lived in small villages and had big men in charge, and then chieftains. But by the time of the Shang Dynasty, about 1800 BC, China was united into an empire and there was an emperor or empress who ruled over many smaller kings. ( quartr.us…

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    Christianity’s influence Christians were not at the bottom of the social hierarchy anymore. It also grew influence since the apostle Paul spread the idea that “anyone who believes will never be put to shame” (Document 7). In China the ideology of Confucius led to the development of filial piety (Document 2). Filial piety is a social hierarchy in which the father is the head of the household and that he receives the most…

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