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    Jason Gustafson Mrs. Gauthier ELA2: Pre-AP 17 September 2015 To Stay or to Be Shortly Forgotten? Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress written by Dai Sijie should continue to be included in the tenth grade curriculum since it investigates different cultures, has realistic, well-developed characters, and features real world problems. Looking to expand the horizons of tenth graders, the novel is set in China upon a remote mountain during the Chinese Cultural Revolution and carries an unfamiliar essence. Sijie describes the land, "Looking up at the vertiginous slopes all around me, I could just make out a foot path rising from the shadowy fissures in the clip towards the sky, where it seemed to melt into the misty air" (12). This places the reader into a location almost alien to youths of the reading group and extends their diversified ideas. Setting it in a location they are not known with means that it has an array of culture that is a necessity for the year’s curriculum. Within the story, the author has created quite a few realistic and well-developed characters, which add to the reason to continue this book's ride in the curriculum. When the author enriches us with the boys from disgraced families, "one of the sons of a pulmonary specialist, the other son of a notorious class enemy" (11) it brings us to a bizarre place where because of political powers, people who have bourgeoisie professions are forced into a disgraceful class. In addition, Sijie lets his readers…

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    All attempts at control, both governmentally and individually, prove to be ineffective. In Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress, the narrator illustrated how the governmental re-education turned out to work against its intended purpose, as the most significant things he learned while living in the mountain village was through illegal literature. He and Lou were unable to be controlled by the government in this way, and were also not constrained when Four Eyes withheld his ‘forbidden books’…

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    With the honor to serve my country, on August 6, 1942, I Fern Tegrootenhula, left Ft. Devens, Massachusetts, and headed to Camp Grant, Illinois, for my two months basic training. During the training, we completed a 5-day field exercise in which we marched to the maneuver areas, and set up field kitchens, sleeping in pup tents. In addition, we worked with simulated casualties of all types which, helped by providing experience in diagnosis, and, treatment, including the transportation of patients…

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    Cross Border Trade Situation of Thailand. The report demonstrates important routes where Thailand use for facilitating goods to the top three trade destinations, Southern China, Vietnam and Singapore. Among these three important destinations, two of them, Southern China and Vietnam, require a passing roads through Lao’s territory which consist of Six routes for cross border trading to Southern China (1) By Northern Khong river - Lao PDR - Myanmar - Yunnan, China ; (2) By R3A route from Chiang…

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    Ministry has guards on the north of the Yangtze River as well. In this case, Mao and the Central Military Commission commanders immediately evasive and got rid of Chiang’s troops by moving to the edge of the Sichuan-Yunnan Tashi (now Yunnan Weixin County) area. [ ] Later, Mao lead the Red army crossed the Chishui River again. In the idea of re-occupy Zunyi and take the Central Red Army to the Yunnan province because in Yunnan province, the enemy troops are weak. Therefore, in one fell swoop, the…

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    The way that children are raised differs in many ways from one society to another. Parental responsiveness to infants, parent-child play, and parental acceptance are a few of the ways that child-rearing can differ in each culture. In the United States and other western countries, infants spend a lot of time on their own in a crib, playpen, or stroller. Dao babies from Yunnan Province in China spend much time in physical contact with their mother or another caretaker. This difference in the…

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    Red Panda Research Paper

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    I believe Red panda are very important for many ecosystems. Red pandas are smart intelligent animal. Red pandas are more related to the raccoon then a the giant panda. Red pandas can be dangerous if you threaded them . Red panda are endangered because the home forests are getting smaller and smaller. The Red panda are very fun animal to watch. There habbit is the cooled temperature in the bamboo forests. these bamboo forests are located in Sichuan, Yunnan, and Xizang provinces in…

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    Throughout fourteenth century Europe and likewise the present century, disease is a common thing. However, in the present day scientific advances in medicine and science have aided those significantly in the combat against these diseases. To begin with, diseases like those of the Bubonic Plague and SARS originated from virus/bacteria, and only surfaced when exposed. The Bubonic Plague is caused by a bacterium identified as Yersinia pestis, or Y pestis. It was first discovered in the province…

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    Human Trafficking Problem

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    USA State Department, Romania is an origin, transit, and destination country for human trafficking (Stoica 122). From Romania, people are trafficked to Spain, Italy, Greece, Great Britain, France, United States, and many other countries. Victims are also trafficked within the country as well. Another prosperous country when it comes to human trafficking is China. Specifically in China, Yunnan is one of the biggest hot spots. In 2000 alone, 300 trafficking gangs were found, and 3,500…

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    People within the community of Yangtze also contributed to the pollution of the surface water, people pour sewage water into the river. LEGAL IMPLICATIONS China developed ways in which they can prevent water pollution; they implemented the Environmental Protection Law(Wu, Zhao et al. 2009). This law will be against people who pollute the water resources and fail to rectify their mistake, meaning that there will be punishment for those people or companies (Li, Dong et al. 2007). The government…

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