Zheng He

“People”. In Jiang’s speech, he did mention that people are important, but just about a paragraph, he didn’t mention much about to rely on people for nowadays Long March.[ Jiang 1996, line78~82] In Jiang’s speech, it seems that “Party(CCP)” is much more important, as can be seen in the paragraph about the new Long March.[ Jiang 1996, line 84~88] However, in Xi’s speech, he strongly focused on the importance of people, both for the Long March in 1930s and the Long March nowadays, he also…

Trade between the countries was without a doubt the one key pivotal development in East Asia during 1500-1800. Weather a country stopped trade, limited trade, or expanded their trade it effected all of East Asia. Zheng He and the Chinese empire ruled the India Ocean trade, for many years. Before these voyages the Chinese had lost most relations with brother and sister countries. The successful trade within the India Ocean opened opportunities for the Chinese to win back the hearts and minds of…

By the age of 22, he had fully taken control of China after killing his former regent, Premier Lü Buwei (Emperor Qin Shi Huang). He forced all aristocrats and nobility to move to the capital, where he would be able to keep an eye on them. Shi Huangdi divided China into military districts and kept order with military and civil administrators, preventing rebellion…

Mongols out of China in1368. Their leader, Zhu Yuanzhang, made the southern city of Nanjing his new capital and created the Ming Dynasty. Zhu also declared himself the first emperor of the dynasty and began to reconstruct China’s weakened society after he defeated rival rebel leaders. Zhu was known as The Hongwu…

arranged in groups of three called triads. These triads were created by Johann Dobereiner, a German chemist, in 1829. Dobereiner arranged these elements in groups of three based on patterns he found in the atomic masses of elements. An English chemist named John Newlands also tried to organize the elements. He created the Law of Octaves but it did not prove to be accurate for any elements heavier than calcium (cK-12…

Zhang had been replaced. The other problem directly related to this is the Task Structure of the company. Before Zheng left, the company was unstructured but the company still ran at a very high efficiency. “I tried to run the organization without much hierarchy or formality. I wanted to be accessible to everyone. Roles were flexible” (p. 7). This defines how the company was run by Zheng and her employees were aware of their duties and performed them well. However, Stent did not have any task…

thinking skills, Xiaoli Wang and Huibin Zheng draw a distinction between actual critical thinking versus the teaching of critical thinking skills in their journal article “Critical Thinking: Is It Born or Made”. Wang and Zheng define thinking and skills in a general sense as a “cognitive construction to understand matters, make judgments and problem solve” and “a special ability to do something or something that is teachable”, respectively (1324). Wang and Zheng are attempting to explain that…

The United States has an incredibly vast and rich history, however, many of its citizens only remember one date, 1492. In the eyes of many, Christopher Columbus 's contact with the Americas marks a beginning which is comparable it to the birth of Christ. Although the date 1492 is well remembered because of its relation to the start of a new world and the mixing of cultures, its impact becomes less profound when one looks at the era as a whole. The pre-colombian technological advances and voyages…

He was indeed relentless in controlling the empire, and often killed anybody who went against his ideas. However, he implemented many things that improved China. Zheng may have conquered China through warfare, but he also established a governing body that lasted for years to come. He also standardized weights and measures and introduced a uniformed style of writing. Ying Zheng conquered the other six warring states and was named emperor, or Huangdi. With that, he became Qin Shi Huangdi…

one’s own culture.” The first phase of this project involved looking into the works of Kenneth Tyler, Ruby Stevens, and Aesha Uqdah, Angelina Sabrina Maynard, Judith Oller, Ignasi Vila, and Benjamin Zufiaurre, Paul J. Colbert, Heidi L. Andrade and Zheng Yan. The final phase involved analyzing the articles and distinguishing a pattern,…