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    idealized to have a male child during that time. Some fathers would go as far as killing their female child or act as if it wasn 't their child. ☑ Jin then went on about how her father would bind her feet with a white cloth so she would achieve a small foot which was not comfortable at all. After talking about the distortion of female feet, Jin then explains how a girl 's life is basically in the hands of a matchmaker. These matchmakers would often pair a couple so that one would be able to gain…

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    captivity [54]. As in humans, experimental models of psychological stress have been established in order to explain the fuction of psychological stress in animal models of IBD. A duration restraint stress, where movement of animals is limited by binding gently, is the commonest method used to produce acute stress in the…

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    predators. The Golden Wheel spider can cartwheel at speeds up to 44 turns/sec.(source 1,2) 22. For ten centuries, the feet of Chinese women were tightly bound from the young age causing the breaking and bending of the bones resulting in a misshapen foot that resembled the hooves of the…

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    Footbinding Symbolism

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    Footbinding is the Chinese traditional custom of binding young girls four smaller toes into narrow and arched shape using long strips of clothes in order to keep their feet from growing. As one of the girls who experienced foot binding recalled, “ It [was] extremely painful to bind, and at first it [made] you sick… you are unable to walk at all” , when another girl “ couldn’t sleep at night” . From the memories of those who had bend their feet, it is clearly that the process of Footbinding was…

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    Discrimination means the practice of treating one group in society in an unfair way (LD384). The causes of the discrimination are various. Discrimination exist nowadays even in countries where freedom is believed strongly. In this democratic world, people still discriminate others.Gender discrimination often happens to women because they were born as women. Men keep discriminating women because they keep assuming that they are the ones who have the power over women. There is a taboo that…

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    How Significant was the Long March in order for the CCP to establish power in 1949? Intro Before the Long March, there was a conflicting and war torn infrastructure between political parties and warlords. At the time of the creation of the communist party in 1921, the Guomindang, the most powerful single force in China, were seeking to unite the county under Chiang Kai-Shek’s leadership. The Communists who were on the brink of annihilation, had been persecuted and forced into the countryside by…

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    Name of disease Sickle Cell Disease Location 11p15.4 – chromosome 11, on short arm of chromosome, region 1, band 5, sub-band 4 Gene/locus HBB – haemoglobin subunit beta HTML reference Stumpf, A.M. (2013). Sickle cell disease Available form: http://www.omim.org/entry/603903?search=Sickle%20Cell%20Disease&highlight=cell%20sickle%20disease Frequency More than 230 000 children with sickle cell disease are born in Africa every year, which makes about 80% of the global total. In Europe estimated…

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    cultures. For example, Chinese ladies had the weird beliefs that having small feet made them look more attractive or at least marrying a rich guy, so that she could get money from her husband to support her family and herself. This process called “Foot Binding” or “Lotus Feet” is extremely painful because to prevent feet from growing and stay small, a girl needs to distressingly tight her feet to…

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    (Genahr, 1905). With the laws in place, women could no longer be property of men and instead appreciated. Women were able to gain respect from men and the society. Another major ideal that Hong enforced during the Taiping movement was no foot binding (Foot-binding; Two Sides of the Question, 1895). As the Taiping conquered other provinces, they enforced their ideals to create a larger movement. This new practice, normal feet, was to show that they were rebels of the Qing…

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    large feet. He began to visit Lotus, a prostitute, and her small figure and tiny feet delighted him: “And if one had told him that there could be feet like these, little feet thrust into pink satin shoes...he would not have believed it” (179). Foot-binding was a symbol of high status and wealth, and Wang Lung’s sudden attraction towards small feet was a result of his new and opulent lifestyle. Wang Lung wanted to grant Lotus a gift, so he demanded…

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