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    globalisatin. Without any reservation as a metropolitan city has embraced digital development in Hong Kong. The fast development of cable TV effectively brings distant events over the world to the homes of most families. Incontrovertibly the effective agent of globalization include mass media which brings the cultures of different parts of the world to the families of Hong Kong. Throughout the world, the cuisines, clothing, styles, and etiquettes are exposed to local…

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    it a point to make time for me and my four other siblings. My childhood is so memorable because of four prominent objects in my life. Tea time with my family of seven, baking with my Irish-twin sister and my parents, travelling to countries like Hong Kong and Thailand for vacations and consistently coming together as a family to pray. Gathering for daily tea time as a family demonstrates how I was raised, while growing up in the multiracial…

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    useless toxins in our bodies. First of all, Paleo diet should be adopted as it can help alleviate health problems. According to the Hong Kong Centre of Health Protection, it is revealed that 39.0% of the population aged 18 - 64 were classified as overweight or obese (BMI ≥ 23.0) and there are around 1.3 million children suffering from allergies in Hong Kong. Paleo diet advocates suggest that these…

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    China Research Paper

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    Rice is typically served at every meal, though in some parts of China noodles are served in place of rice. Vegetables are a large part of the Chinese diet and meat is smaller portions then what Americans are used to. Some popular cuisine of China are as follows: eggdrop soup, dumplings, wonton soup, sweet and sour pork, fried rice, spring rolls, wontons, Peking duck, almond cookies, and green tea ("Food", n.d.). The Chinese celebrate many festivals throughout the year. Some of the…

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    arts and its contemporary pop culture. Nowadays in Japan it is still possible to notice kimono-clad women shuffling down the street with umbrellas overhead and oversized sumo wrestlers battling competitors out of the ring. Moreover, a sophisticated cuisine, unique social customs and refined performing and visual arts also contribute to a culture which has become attractive and sometimes fashionable for plenty of foreigners. Therefore, this essay will discuss…

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    Fortune Cookie History

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    History Behind the Fortune Cookie We all know what comes after a delicious chinese meal . A small buttery vanilla cookie that has a special treat waiting inside . Not cream or jam or a sweet delite that would usually go inside a cookie , but a piece of paper . A piece of paper that has a fortune on it just for you . We in america are very familiar with this chinese desert , but if we were to go to China , the fortune cookie is unheard of . The exact origin of where the…

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    San Francisco Culture

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    I would describe culture as the collection of traditions which form in different communities. These communities could be as large as a continent and a country, or as small as a neighborhood and a family; This variety allows different communities to inspire each other 's culture. My culture is very complex because my family diverse and I am from San Francisco which also has a very diverse culture. I have experienced a lot of different cultures for someone my age, and I personally believe that…

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    Purnell Model In Nursing

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    There are different cultures, ethnicity, and background with the people around us each day. In health care, cultural diversity is very important. Nurses experience and encounter different types of people each day. Many of them have different values and beliefs, which we normally see or encounter. Purnell’s Model for Cultural Competence give health care professionals insights on adapting the concepts needed to give care for the patients. The 12 elements of Purnell’s model include heritage,…

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    Kopitiam Case Study

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    cashless dining experience in Singapore with more than 1.8 million Kopitiam cardholders at present. Many overseas business expansion offers were proposed by well-known developers all around the world including countries like Malaysia, Thailand and Hong Kong. This made Kopitiam locally and internationally well recognised. Having a portfolio ranging from Cafes, Food Courts, Food Shops and to Food Malls, the People Development System was introduced to improve the skills and strength of every…

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    monocultural migration could be observed in areas such as cuisine, clothing styles, language, popular culture, even elevated socioeconomic status. Subsequently, the vast majority of newcomers gravitated toward ethnically homogenous areas even…

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