Economy of the People's Republic of China

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    Different political systems exist all over the world but the most common is either a Democracy or Communism/Socialist. The United States has a form of Democracy political system called a Representative Democracy. Since the Revolutionary War, the United States has become one of the world’s greatest superpowers. That’s why when the Red Scare swept through America, the citizens were thrown into a state of panic that communism would break into the free country. The reason Communism was so feared and…

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    Joseph Willis 3/6/16 HUM-111 Professor Stayer The first emperor of China was Shihuangdi, whose name means just that First Emperor. He became emperor in 221 BC, and promoted himself as the emperor. Shihuangdi was a cruel leader who did not like when people did not follow what he wanted. He easily killed those who did not agree with things that he wanted or agree with his ideas. He did not approve of the people talking about anything from the past and got rid of all things that even…

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    viewing time and number of plays requires a long saga, and turning hit films into series contributes significantly to the efficiency of film planning, advertising, and promotion. The influx of tremendous amounts of capital from major developing economies such as China is also having a major impact on movie stories as well. The virtual enemy nations (in films) that lived on despite the major transformation in existing values brought on by the end of…

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    process. Mao Tse-Tung led China between 1945-1976. During his time in power, he implemented many changes, both economically and socially. Mao Tse-Tung is a controversial figure in China's past; hated by some, celebrated by many. Overall, Mao Tse-Tung was not beneficial to China because of the famines he caused, his destruction of chinese culture and the purges he carried out against his own people. Mao Tse-Tung was born into a poor family of farmers in Shaoshan China on…

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    developed my love for languages and different cultures. I am fascinated with learning and experiencing different cultures, which is why I really want to have an internship abroad in China. I have always been intrigued by Chinese culture and always wondered why they do what they do, and now I can finally discover why. China is the ultimate test of my ability to learn a different language because of Mandarin’s stark contrast to western languages. My internship program will not…

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    Until the arrival of West, China was confident of its centrality and supremacy in Asia. This was obvious in its tributary system, which included not only obedience and the exchange, but also the sphere of influence through supremacy. The China’s tributary system differed from Westphalian state system because China dynastic empires placed themselves at the center of territories and international affairs in the pre-modern Asian world. In this paper, I propose that the core of the China’s tributary…

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    China, an immense country that is well known for its global power due to its size and well-established economic influence around the world. China’s admiration of being a high caliber country has surly place them on top of the chart and as the country with the largest population in the world, it is clear to observe that it holds one of the world’s most well known religion, Buddhism. Buddhism standing in the top three religions with Christianity and Islam clearly assures how successful of a world…

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    and debates, over which side of the see-saw ‘Middle Power’ Australia will fall, are on going. Will it be to an economically strong China or a historically ‘loyal’ United States. The political battle between these Superpowers for supremacy, will see a scrambling of the middle powers to make supportive statements and muscular actions either for or against. The rise of China has not only had a effect on the influence of its power in the International stage, but it has in turn effected both the…

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    negative trends that many cities were expereicning during his time period such as city sprawls and giantism, and power centralization. These ideas are still effective after several decades that they can largely reflect in those newly developing cities in China. Urbanization has been a constant trend lasting for decades. In the book, Mumford lists three characteristics illustrating the growth of megacities: number, area, and population (Mumford, 1961). As cities are attracting an increasing…

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    and societies. These documents show cultural diffusion through Japan borrowing ideas from China regarding government, different perspectives on others cultures, and the outward perceptions on each culture. Documents two and four focus on what cultural borrowing does to help grow governments. Documents one, three, and five discuss how the perspective of each country from the outside can help or hurt each economy through trade or the lack there of. Cultural borrowing advanced many cultures by…

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