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    This essay will be focused on the development of China-Taiwan relations from 1987 to the present and some main factors affecting the development of the two in the near future. China is the People’s Republic of China (PRC) which is governed by the China Communist Party and Taiwan is the Republic of China (ROC) which practice a democratic system. There are different aspects of the developments, including political, diplomatic, military, economic and social, which will interact with each other.…

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    civilization and that was civilization from Asian mainland. The first time that Japan has contact with China is in 57 C.E., Wa (Japan) sent an envoy with tribute to Later Han (China) and emperor of Han gave gold seal to Wa. Chinese culture was brought to Japan via the Korean Peninsula and by directly contact with China. Japan develop their culture by learn and copy culture, religion, new city structure, writing system, and technology from Asian mainland. There are three element that prove…

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    Lao Chen's The Fat Years

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    The Fat Years encompasses a story about mainland china and how suddenly the citizens are overtaken by amnesia. The book is also about the idea of how the citizens are fine with giving up their freedoms to the Chinese communist party, but they do this without having the adequate knowledge of what they are actually committing to. Throughout the book the reader can see how difficult it is for Lao Chen, the protagonist of the story, to come to terms with the idea that his life for the past two…

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    The spread of corruption in China threatens the legitimacy of the CCP Introduction As the Communist Party of China (CCP) evolves towards economic liberalization, it faces new challenges concerning corruption. Currently, China is aware of the spread of corruption into politics, economy and society. Its impact and consequences threatens the legitimacy of the Communist Party rule and the country 's stability. The spread of corruption across all spheres in China can be understood from its…

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    In China, luxury counterfeit becomes the substitute good of luxuries because it acts as a perfect camouflage to prevent people who are unable or unwilling to pay for the real from being marginalized by the higher social circle. Nowadays, an increasing number of Chinese consumers rely heavily on look-alike luxury products to create self-actualization and fulfill their desired social identities. This paper primarily addresses how luxury counterfeits satisfy Chinese consumer’s identity desires and…

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    century, Britain was trying to deal with China through diplomacy and economic reason in a way to make the Canton Trade system fair for both sides. Trade between the British and the Chinese was severely lopsided in China 's favour during the end of the 18th century. The reasons for this trade imbalance in China 's favour were mostly due to a difference in worldviews between Britain and China. Britain sought trade and another strong alliance in the pacific; and China believed it was a superior and…

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    effective leadership often determines the fate of a school. “leader behaviours were strong predictors of leadership effectiveness.” (Tricia Vilkinas and Deborah West,2011, p350). With the rapid increase in today 's economy and the international status of China, Chinese education is beginning to show a wide range of trends. In order to adapt to the different educational needs of a wide range of Chinese language training institutions have emerged, such as private training, public schools offer…

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    China In The 19th Century

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    patriotism eventually brought him back to his motherland. With rich experience, he helped to fulfill a friend’s dream to build a railroad in his hometown Xinning, China. Later, the decision of building a railroad was opposed by citizens, but Chen Yixi’s perseverance made the dream come true and remarkably this was the first private railway built in China. Besides, he helped to fight for democratic freedom with courage and boldness. Even though he was a businessman, but in the heart of many…

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    analyse the reasons for the increasing popularity of cosmetic surgery among female consumers in Chinese market. 1. Introduction Cosmetic surgery, a means to alter people’s appearance for a more desirable look, has been increasingly prevalent in China. In 2003, a female fashion writer Hao Lulu undertook multiple cosmetic operations and became the spokeswoman for Beijing EverCare Hospital (Luo, 2012). Her successful experience firstly indicates China’s modern artificial beauty. Afterwards, a…

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    America is a nation of immigrants, no one doubts that. However, as a child of first generation immigrants, I did not live in a tight-knit immigrant community, and my parents did not bring many elements of their home culture into the house. I grew up listening to American music, learning American history, and my friends were predominantly non-Asian. As a result, I never understood much about my parents’ background, and Taiwanese culture. Sensing my curiosity about my background (perhaps from the…

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