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702 Ethnicity and Identity. "Once you are born Chinese, you cannot help but feel and think Chinese" whether this is true or not is discussed in "A Pair of Tickets", by Amy Tan. This is a brief narrative about the conscience and reminiscence of a young Chinese American woman, Jing-Mei, who is on a trip to China to meet her two half-sisters for the first time in her life. Amy Tan is an author who uses the theme of Chinese-American life, converging primarily on mother-daughter relationships, where the mother is an emigrant from China and the daughter is fully Americanized --yellow on the surface and white underneath. In this story, the mother tries to communicate their rich Chinese history and legacy to her daughter, but she is completely ignorant of their heritage.
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770 Marriage and women during the Tang period In feudal China, women had no say at all in relation to their marriage partner, they were counted upon to accede unreservedly with their parents or brothers arrangements. Women had neither the right to divorce their husbands, nor to remarry. Regardless of whether a woman outlived her husband, she was allowed to marry only once in her lifetime. On the other hand, a husband could in accordance with the law abandon his wife if she committed one of the seven misdeeds and these were being unfaithful, infertile, lewd, envious, succumbed to a repugnant disease, interfering, or theft.
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827 School of Chinese Thought Confucius himself had a clear moralistic and political teaching, to love others, to honor one's family, to do what is lawful instead of what is of benefit, to practice give and take, to rule by moral example instead of by might and injustice and so forth. Confucius believed that a ruler who had to resort to power had already failed as a leader or ruler. This was not a standard that Chinese rulers all the time follow, but it was the ideal of unselfish rule. In spite of that, the Confucian ideal elude the most terrible of modern paternalism with the principle of government by example and by not doing, placing Confucianism nearer to Taoism than to prevalent practices of suppressive control. Confucius thought that government by laws and discipline could keep people in line, but government by example of morality and good manners would make possible to control themselves.
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16578 Hong Kong Constitutional Political Economy This paper analyzes the Basic Law of Hong Kong, the constitution for Hong kong a agreed to by the People's Republic of China, and a document which protects the capitalist system of Hong Kong, promoting the idea defined as "one country, two systems," an idea that bring sHong Kong under the control of China while also protecting the earlier economy of Hong Kong into the future.
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19996 The Time of the Mongolian Empire This is a five-page paper on the Mongolian Empire led by Genghis and Khubilai. Each emporer had different strategies. Genghis is known as a world wide leader who knew the right strategies to combine the Mongolian empire. The period of time is known for its cultural and artistics values. This paper discusses the leadership of Khubilai Khan who was the grandson of Genghis.
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20107 The Changing Status of Chinese Women in Modern Times This five-page undergraduate paper examines the changing status of Chinese women in modern times. The author notes that despite the lingering resistance of Chinese men to accept women as equals, the trend towards fuller equality for women in China is unmistakable and irreversible. With the exception of some Islamic states, no nation in the history has ever begun to emancipate women and then halted the process, for once women are able to prove themselves as vital and valuable partners in society, politics, the family, and the economy, the overwhelming majority of men ultimately recognize their abilities and can no longer even imagine turning back the clock and restricting women within the old confines of marriage and motherhood.
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20113 China and Taiwan This paper considers the two-China problem a it exists today and how to handle it, at a time when China warned that it would not allow Taiwan to take a different course from mainland China and implied that it would soon be seeking to take control of the island once more while also seeking membership in international trade organizations like the WTO..
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