Fujian Essays

  • A Distinct Dialect-Hakka

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    Huezhou Fu were banned from sailing across the sea to Taiwan because of the prohibition; the other is supposed to be that most Hakkas living in the mountains were not familiar with watercourses, so they preferred to stay in the mountains. Fortunately, Fujian and Guangdong Hakkas were not limited by the prohibition, so Hakkas from Zhangzhou Fu, Dingzhou Fu, and Guangdong could migrate to Taiwan. As the time going, with the repeal of the prohibition, Hakkas from Chaozhou Fu, Huezhou Fu and also Jiayingzhou

  • letter to queen victoria

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    In 1839, Lin Zexu wrote The letter to Queen Victoria, in attempt to stop the evolving addiction to opium in China. The letter expressed China's desire for a peaceful resolution to the opium trade. He the limited and quite incorrect knowledge he had on the issue in hopes to gain sympathic understanding. Lin used Confucian teachings, historical events, plus forceful reasoning on moral grounds in order to persuade the English monarch that he would not ask of them anything he would not be comfortable

  • History Of Quanzhou Port

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    Quanzhou is a sea port with a complete facilities in Quanzhou city which is in the south eastern part of Fujian province, China. Quanzhou Port is more than 1,300 years and the world's largest port in the history. It is the only starting point of the maritime Silk Road recognized in the world. Due to the 541 km length of the coastline Quanzhou Port became one of the three major ports in Fujian Province. Historically, Quanzhou Port jurisdiction over the 4 Bays, 5 Ports, and 16 operating areas, this

  • Quanzhou Port: The Erythrina Port, The Ancient Chinese City

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    Quanzhou City, Jinjiang downstream of the southeast coastal harbor, north to Quanzhou Meizhou Bay in Australia, south to Quanzhou Wai Tau Bay Tongan District Lianhe. Port resources, the coastline of 541 km in length, is one of the three major ports in Fujian Province. The history of the four to sixteen Hong Kong famous in the world, is also the development of the Meizhou Bay Xiao house deep water port. Quanzhou Port has four operating areas of five ports in 16 operating areas, namely: the west coast of

  • Chinese Culture: The Culture And Culture Of China

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    China is an extremely large country, and the customs and traditions of its people vary by geography and ethnicity. Since ancient times, China has been known as the “Celestial Empire.” This refers not only to China’s strength and position as East Asia’s Middle Kingdom, it also captures a more profound meaning. Chinese people, through various dynasties, created a rich and abundant culture to all over the world. And Chinese culture is the only culture in the world to have a continuous recorded history

  • Food Of China

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    art. Fragrant, Colorful, and Delicious are some of the characteristics of China's diverse cuisines. China's cuisines are consist of eight different types of schooling, known as the "ninth art". These include from Szechuan, Jiangxu, Hunan, Fujian, Beijing, Guangdong, Zhejiang, and Anhui. Chinese cuisines has a extensive history and are known for its delicious flavor and pleasant color. The typical Cuisine entrée is made up of three to five colors, made up for the main ingredient

  • Fengshui's Influence Of Ancient Architecture

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    With more than 5000 years of history, China is one of the world's four ancient civilizations. Its architecture is a form of tangible cultural heritage. It gives each particular place its recognizable features and is the storehouse of human experience. Simultaneously, Chinese architecture is tightly associated with its culture. In this course, numerous of temples, gardens and vernacular houses have been appreciated, in which I realised that the styles of Chinese ancient architecture are varied. They

  • Taiwan, Taipei: Why Does the Chinese Communist Party Place so Much Emphasis on Naming the Island?

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    Taiwan, Taipei: why does the Chinese Communist Party place so much emphasis on naming the island? To attempt to answer this question, first the origin of the conflict has to be analyzed. Beginning in the 1940’s, the CCP’s victory over the Kuomintang symbolized the beginning of cross-strait issues. However, it wasn’t until 1992 when George Bush Senior decided to announce that the United States would sell D-15 fighter jets to Taiwan. This action caused cross-strait tensions to reach an all time low

  • The Forbidden City Essay

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    Wood has been used and adapted by human science primitive society. From early Paleolithic time to present, wood is our important and primary material for building and construction. The Forbidden City is great architecture masterpiece of ancient China, and is also the largest and the most complete existing wooden structure ancient building in the world. The Forbidden City was the Chinese imperial palace where include 980 buildings located in the center of Beijing, China. In order to incarnate the

  • Buddhism And Taoism Case Study

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    constituted the largest and most valuable group acting as traders, masons, smiths, carpenters, planters and shopkeepers on the island. Early in date, the Chinese specialised in the trade and production of tin. Some emigrants from the provinces of Fujian and Guangdong involved themselves in pepper

  • Summary Of Obasan By Joy Kogawa

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    The first Asians who arrived in the Americas were a group of Filipinos who eventually established a settlement called St. Malo on the outskirts of New Orleans, Louisiana (Lee 52). Chinese immigrants from mainly southeastern provinces—Fujian, Guangdong, and Hainan Island—were the first Asians to arrive in significant numbers. These immigrants were coerced and tricked into leaving home for promise of work. Seen as a cheap alternative to slavery, capitalists sought out Chinese laborers

  • English: A Double-Edged Sword of Globalization

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    to do with smaller languages? Similarly, in Taiwan, although there are many different languages spoken like Hakka and Minnan, the amount of people who speak them have been declining. For Taiwanese originally came from a language spoken by people in Fujian Province, Mandarin became the only official language. In spite of the decline, scheme has been taken to save them by launching a Hakka TV station. One language represents one culture. It is controversial that should we give up the survival of smaller

  • Pan Yuliang The Impossible Nude Analysis

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    Pan Yuliang: The Impossible Nude? Introduction The study of the Chinese nude has been hindered by an illusion of absence. In their focus on dynastic pictorial art, works such as Francois Jullien’s The Impossible Nude and John Hay’s The Body Invisible in Chinese Art obscure the nude in modern Chinese art. Considering the nude to be impossible has led us to ignore an important historical moment in early twentieth century history, and added to the impression that Chinese culture is unchanging. Reframing

  • The Confusions of Pleasure

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    Timothy Brook’s book, The Confusions of Pleasure: Commerce and Culture in Ming China is a detailed account of the three centuries of the Ming Dynasty in China. The book allows an opportunity to view this prominent time period of Chinese history. Confusions of Pleasure not only chronicles the economic development during the Ming dynasty, but also the resulting cultural and social changes that transform the gentry and merchant class. Brook’s insights highlight the divide between the Ming dynasty’s

  • Importance Of Chinese Food

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    CHINESE CUISINE “There is no love sincerer than the love of food.” - George Bernard Shaw Food is a major part of every Chinese person. Their food symbolizes harmony and close relationships with family. One of the main elements of Chinese food is its freshness. The Chinese undertake the task of going to a store everyday with the intention buying fresh food. Chinese people concentrate more on the food’s texture, flavour, colour and aroma rather than on its nutrition value. (Lin, 2000). Chinese meal

  • Nike's Plan for China

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    Nike's Plan for China Nike is already a global power house, however the potential to increase sales in China was the topic of the most recent annual investor meeting. One may question Nike’s preoccupation with China. After all, Nike China is dominant. They are currently the number one brand with the number one market share while competitors Reebok and Adidas are in 4th and 5th places respectively. They have tripled revenue in the last two years. With 2000 points of sale, 400 stores in the top

  • What is Language?

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    What is language? Language is the basic and indispensable thing in human’s life. Language is a bridge of communication between people, country or world. Language is also linked with the countries culture. In the world, there are many kinds of language can use to communicate. Language can use to make self expression or understanding other people. Language is processed in many different locations in the human brain, but especially in Broca's and Wernicke's areas. Children generally speak fluently when

  • America's Open Door Policy

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    The Open Door Policy is a term in outside issues at first used to allude to the United States strategy in the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century sketched out in Secretary of State John Hay's Open Door Note, dispatched in 1899 to his European partners. The arrangement proposed to keep China open to exchange with all nations on an equivalent premise; hence, no global force might have aggregate control of the nation. The strategy called upon outside forces, inside their effective reaches

  • Piano Admissions Essay

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    to let me take piano lessons and proved it wasn't my spur-of-the-moment decision. Finally, through my insistence, I started my piano lessons with my first piano teacher, Ms. Xiabing Zheng, when I was seven. Ms. Zheng, who is a piano lecturer in Fujian Normal University, was the first piano teacher to initiate me into this musical world. I worked hard in piano to keep my own

  • Bridging Culture Interview Paper

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    the other. Our ethnicity culture is the foundation of who we essentially are in life. For the Bridging Culture Part II assignment I interviewed Dr.Linda Lin Yuezhen, (she goes by Dr.Lin). She was born in China, in Longyan a city southwestern to Fujian province. Both parents, retired teachers still live in Longyan and she has eight siblings. The language Dr.Lin speaks is Mandarin. She obtained two degrees; her first one was a Computer Science Degree in Engineering, then her current degree as