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    Khmer New Year in Cambodia

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    Khmer New Year in Cambodia Khmer New Year‚ or ‘Bon Chol Chhnam Thmei’ in the Khmer language‚ is the greatest traditional festival and national holiday in Cambodia‚ and the celebration last for three days. Khmer New year starts on April the 13th‚ 14th or 15th depending on the ancient horoscope “Maha Sangkran”‚ 2012 it starts on the 13 of April. The majority of the Cambodians are still farmers and Khmer New Year marks the end of the harvest season when farmers enjoy the fruits of their labor and

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    Chinese theory There are many theories or ideas on who discovered America first. Many people believe it was Christopher Columbus‚ the Vikings‚ or in my case some believe that the Chinese arrived here before Columbus. It is believed by some people that Chinese sailors beat Columbus to America by more than 70 years. Anthropologists‚ archaeologists‚ historians and linguists have debunked or out ruled much of the evidence that has been gathered over the years to support this theory. It has been

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    economic super power nation‚ the United States of America is a place where many immigrants leave their homeland to come to. Among all these immigrants group‚ Chinese immigrant is a huge percentage throughout history and the first group of Chinese immigrants into American dates back to between 1849 and 1882. During that period of time‚ Chinese citizens felt civil disorder‚ poverty‚ and suffering in their homeland under Qing dynasty in 1840s. In order to escape the absoulte monarchy‚ they got opportunities

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    How to celebrate New Year

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    New Year’s Eve Celebration Marking the last day of the yearNew Year’s Eve is one of the largest celebrations around the world. It is a holiday to welcome a brand new year with your friends and families‚ a time to distress and unwind your mind. Since New Year’s Eve is just around the corner‚ it is never too early to start planning for the 2014 New Year Countdown. There are endless choices and if you are unsure of what to do on New Year’s Eve‚ here are some ideas to get you going. The biggest

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    Chinese Tributary Essay

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    The Chinese Tributary System: The Guide to Globalization The Chinese Tributary System was by far in a way China’s biggest asset for managing foreign‚ political relationships. China was able to leverage themselves against other empires in a non-violent way by asking for and paying out precious goods all with the idea of establishing a mutual respect. For this reason‚ I have chosen a Japanese screen named "Gift Bearers at the Chinese Court." Painted by Kano Eitoku sometime

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    traditions. They are manifested clearly in anniversaries‚ ceremonies and especially on New Year’s Days. In Vietnam every year towards the 15th day of the 12th lunar months‚ everybody begins to strip the apricot trees off their leaves and water melons are seen to be sold everywhere then one is realdy to welcome New Year with all his merriment and joy. They all have their houses whitewashed and decorated‚ buy new clothes for their children and get everything ready for Tet. On the 23rd

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    Cambodian New Year Every country celebrates New Year in its own unique tradition. Khmer‚ “ Enter the New Year”‚ is the name of the holiday that Cambodians celebrate their New Year. It is celebrated each April and the dates are determined by the lunar calendar. It is consider as one of the most important holidays of the year in Cambodian culture. Traditionally‚ the celebration usually lasts three days and each day has its own meaning and tradition. The 2010 Cambodian New Year was celebrated

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    Chinese cinderella Essay

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    Chinese Cinderella is a book written by Adeline Yen Mah. The author writes an autobiography about her own experiences and her life as a child. It is a true story about an unwanted daughter who suffered because of the unfairness of the family towards her. In this novel‚ Adeline illustrates the sad memoir of her own childhood‚ growing up in the 1940’s and 50’s and describing her struggle for acceptance from the time she was born to the age of fourteen. The author chose the title of her book as Chinese

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    My Christmas and New Year

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    My Christmas and New Year It’s the day before Christmas! I woke up full with Christmas Spirit. My family and me gather around and decorate our house with Christmas wreath‚ mistletoe‚ Christmas stockings‚ and especially the Christmas tree‚ which is decorated again with beautiful Christmas tree ornaments‚ Christmas light and the star on top. We stayed at home all day until the evening because it took us a quite long time to decorate the whole house. Then we prepare to go to the Church for the Midnight

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    Chinese Nationalism Essay

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    westerners forced China to join the international economy; this was huge for China’s economy because it would reach its utmost height; but in the long run was not beneficial for China at all. Imperialism started to become a problem in China. Many of the Chinese were being used‚ and it caused a state of dependence on China. Also due to imperialism China was in a period of underdevelopment. This meant that

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