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    Clair Rosengren Honors Global Literature - Block 3 Ann Skemp-Cook 12 October 2015 The Self Discovery of A Woman Warrior In Maxine Hong Kingston’s The Woman Warrior: Memoirs of A Girlhood Among Ghosts, Kingston searches for her identity as an individual, separate from her family’s traditional Chinese culture. Throughout her memoir Kingston incorporates the stories her mother told her in her as a young girl, such as Fa Mu Lan and No Name Woman, with the purpose of solidifying her identity as a…

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    In The Woman Warrior, Kingston develops the image of China placing restrictive binds around her feet in order to illustrate how even though her family has been separated from China for many years, the Chinese culture and ideals restricts Kingston's rights as a woman. Since Kingston's birth after Kingston's mom, Brave Orchid, moved to America she has held high expectations for her daughter to accomplish many things while all the while juxtaposing her own stories with ancestral tales and duties of…

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    Moon Orchid Analysis

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    separated for years, or even decades.” (AAIJ). This law would not be repealed until 1943, before the husband of Brave Orchid’s sister, Moon Orchid would travel to America with the hopes of becoming a surgeon. Moon Orchid, unable to immigrate is left in Hong Kong for over thirty years where she grows old raising…

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    Compare and Contrast Hong Kong to Singapore Hong Kong and Singapore are both widely known as ‘East Asian Tigers’. Although they have been competing for several decades, there are still many similarities as well as differences between them. Therefore, people always like to compare and contrast these two financial centres. So, who is getting ahead? This essay will first explore the political differences of the two and contrast the quality of life between them, examining how different they…

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    Chungking Express: The Role of Hong Kong City in the Plot The movie “Chunking Express” which was written and directed by Wong Kar Wai is a romance/drama film produced in 1994. The plot within the movie tells of two stories which are shown in sequence (“Chunking Express” n.p). Each story features a troubled relationship of a Hong Kong police officer. In the first story, the film focuses on Cop 223 (He Qiwu), the obsession he bears of his broken relationship with May as well as the platonic…

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    sometimes is a must. A local example of realization of social justice is Occupy Central with Love and Peace Campaign (OCLP). OCLP is undoubtedly a prominent campaign in Hong Kong history. Its founders believed that a just political system is a fundamental element of a real harmonious society. Owing to love and concern for Hong Kong, this campaign aimed at fighting for realizing the election of the Chief Executive by a democratic universal and equal suffrage in 2017 though nonviolent civil…

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    countries, especially for people of Japanese descent living in Canada. The Japanese-Canadian internment is a defining moment in Canada because it shows how poorly the Canadian governments, politicians, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), and labour unions treated Japanese-Canadians. They had no freedom; were incarcerated in internment, road, or prisoners-of-war camps; and lastly, were unequal compared to everyone else living in Canada, especially the white people. After Japan bombed the…

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    Chuhng Express Belonging

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    a drama based movie. The storyline is set up in Hong Kong and represents the Hong Kong citizen and says the usual story of a city life in an unusual manner. The life includes crowds, cops, drugs, smuggling, love, passion, frustration, money, sex where every character as we see has a common phenomenon of loneliness and isolation in their life. The film starts with a voice over talks about the relations we build up every day with different new people, it might stay for long or it just can fade…

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    that represent the physical differences between male and female in the society. There are many different types of race and gender social issues in the society. In society, people still need to face race and gender problems in their life. In this paper, I will focus the social problems of how race and gender cause and affect people in the society. Race and gender inequality still insist in today’s social world. According to Omi and Winant, race is seen in racial formation. Ration formation…

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    Girl On Fire Analysis

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    Alicia Keys. I bet you are not new to this song as it peaked at number 11 on the Billboard 100 chart, and with the impressive performance by Angelica Hale these days, it goes viral again. I first listened to it was five years ago when I was still in Hong Kong. Perhaps I did not have much life experience at the moment and I was taking care well by my parents, the song did not stir any ripples in my heart and I did not have much emotion associated to it. Not until I immigrated to the US could I…

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