Essays Tagged: "Government of the People's Republic of China"
China's one child policy - A discussion
ne contributes to at least twenty percent of the world's contribution. (Ogilvy 2000:97) The Chinese government realized that something had to be done or they would never be able to prosper as a countr ... policy limits a Chinese couple to bearing only one child. (Milwertz 1997:56) Initially, the Chinese government adopted the policy in order to reduce the severe famine that plagued the country. They re ...
Subjects: Area & Country Studies Essays
Exploration
ina began to realize that attracting those high overseas professions to come back is important. The government made a lot of benefits for those professions. "The Chinese Academy of Sciences now regula ... ommon benefits include full-tenureship, housing, modern laboratories and equipment." Even the local government did something for the overseas professions. "Cities offer myriad incentives to become the ...
Subjects: Humanities Essays
Do Hong Kong people showed a high concern towards national events and high recognition on their national identity
correct way. Hong Kong people showed that they opposed the incorrect use of violence of the Chinese government. This enhanced their national identity due to opposing the Chinese government.Lastly, nat ... pposing the Chinese government.Lastly, national political events also affected the image of central government and the sense of national identity among Hong Kong people, such as the dispute about the ...
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Current Issues
Value of Choice: A Post-Feminist Criticism of Wen Xiu from “Celestial Bath”
Yang 6Prof. Chiang-SchultheissEnglish 10410 April 2014Value of Choice: A Post-Feminist Criticism of Wen Xiu ... Wen Xiu from "Celestial Bath""Celestial Bath", a short story written by Geling Yan, tells the story of Wen Xiu. During Chairman Mao's Cultural Revolution, many young Chinese teenagers were forced to j ... Liberation Army. Many of these young adults, especially young woman, lost their innocence and much of their childhood. A girl who, like Wen Xiu and so many others from her generation, was forced to j ...
Subjects: Literature Research Papers > World Literature