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    These 21 managers come from 13 care agencies in Shanghai. These care agencies vary in size and geographical coverage of service provision. As Figure 1 shows, 3 of them only provide services in one sub-district, 7 agencies have care stations over several districts in Shanghai, and 3 agencies provide care services in several cities in China (e.g. Shanghai, Beijing, and Chengdu). The sizes of recruited agencies vary from small local station to big chain companies, which represent different models of care agencies in urban China as well as different relationships between agencies and local governments. Figure 1. Geographical coverage of care agencies The public officials are recruited from four sub-districts (jiedao) in Shanghai (two sub-districts…

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    Shanghai Essay

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    the first city they think of is Shanghai. Shanghai has been one of the most important cities for hundreds years because of its seaports. Nowadays, with the economic growth of China, Shanghai has become one of the most important financial centers around the world. Therefore, more and more people are willing to come to visit this ever-bright city. As a native resident, I would recommend tourists to visit three places, which are Lujiazui Financial Center, People’s Square, and Tian Zi Fang. To…

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    she perceives as the unthinking nature of the people of Shanghai. Eileen Chang very clearly insinuates that the people of Shanghai don’t think at all. She describes a man who rolls walnuts in his hand: “a rhythmic little gesture can substitute for thought” (Chang 1943). In Chang’s view, routine action takes the place of thought. This includes the rhythms of urban life. Through this section of Sealed Off, Chang accuses those whose lives fall into patterns, such as of work or school, of using…

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    Gunbold Research Paper

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    Gunbold Ganbold The (hasn’t find a name) Inside US embassy in Shanghai in April 1 in 1937- Day after i came to US embassy to report on chinese economic growth. After one day’s later i wanted to see the beauty of the shanghai by myself. In the day city almost westernized I can’t even see the difference between new york. In the city lot of friendly faces with rush with the crowd. In the night city sparking light and lot of entertainment. I’am even feel like I’m in New York not Shanghai One…

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    How Did Tesco Enter China

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    the start, but China and the home country have different regulations, rules and cultures. As a result, the lesson we can learn from the experience of Tesco is that foreign retailers should adjust their plan and strategies according to the different market environment of China. E-mart E-mart (Hangul: 이마트) is the largest retailer and the first discount retailer in South Korea. It is a young supermarket which was founded in 1993 belongs to an old retailer— Shinsegae. By acquisition of Wal-Mart…

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    or mood…Sou Fujimoto’s Serpentine Pavilion is grey. He expanded the component arbitrary, and the transparency turn to opaque by stake the components. The transparency of the building also is changing when your personal perspective changes. Otherwise, the component could expand to anywhere, the building is an endless grey space which is created by the Irrational Tectonic. Irrational Tectonic is not efficiency… Not like rational tectonic pursuing maximum value of space, Irrational Tectonic don’t…

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    Irrational Tectonic is not efficiency. Not like rational tectonic pursuing maximum commercial value of space, Irrational Tectonic doesn’t care about the commercial value of space, which is enclosed by itself, it’s more like a representation of architect’s ideal world. No skyscraper allows Irrational Tectonic because it would reduce the space but increase the difficulty of construction. UK Pavilion for Shanghai world expo 2010 is no model of “efficiency” because of its Irrational thick wall,…

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    Democracy In China

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    There is a longstanding notion within political science that democracy takes root and thrives where levels of economic development and education are high China however, presents itself as an anomaly if such a notion is true. China is representative of a deviant case within Comparative Politics; the theory states that as a country progresses economically, policies reform and democracy will follow. While they are often considered one of the worlds leading economy, China remains an authoritarian…

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    Viking Road Research Paper

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    Nanjing Road (Tourist Entertainment) The Nanjing Road is going to be one of my first visits in China. It’s about 3.4 miles long and runs east to west. It’s a major shopping street with large attractions for fashion-seeking people. According to Nanjing Road by Travel China Guide, the Nanjing Road began “Importing large quantities of foreign goods, it became the earliest shopping street of the city.” There’s over six hundred businesses along this street, all of which are uniquely different and…

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    Motion Pictures Industry

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    1.Introduction In retrospect, the Chinese motion pictures industry has been growing exponentially from 2012 to 2015.Drived by the integration of the whole cultural industry, penetration of financial capital and participation of Internet economy, the Chinese movie industry has been stepping into an era with vigor and vibrancy. The overall box office reached to 5.1 billion in 2014 from 2.2 billion in 2010 and the trend of national box office is still upward as shown in Fig.1.1.below.…

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