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    Compare and contrast of marketing strategy of Li-Ning domestically and internationally Introduction After the establishment of market economy in China‚ Chinese economy developed at a rapid speed and its achievement in economic construction is obvious to all; In the 2001s‚ China assessed to WTO‚ it is benefit for export trade and absorbing foreign investment; In the 2010s‚ China become the second largest economy in this world. With the expansion of Chinese economy‚ Chinese sports brand rises and

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    ------------------------------------------------- Time and Space Metaphors in LI Bai’s “Shu-dao Nan” (Risky Road to Sichuan) ------------------------------------------------- Vanessa Cai Course:Psychological‚ Mythological and Archetypal Approaches to Literature Date: 2012/5/10 Generally acknowledged that LI Bai created “Shu-dao Nan” approximately in 742-744 BC‚ Changan‚ the capital city of Tang Dynasty‚ for his friend WANG Yan who prepared to go to Sichuan. LI Bai warned his friend to return to Changan as early

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    Literature is a textually transmitted disease‚ normally contracted in childhood” Word and Image in Shaun Tans The Arrival As a reader we are evidently drawn firstly to a book who’s title and/or image on the cover excites us. Adult Fiction is evidently presented in the form of a novel but Shaun Tan breaks away from traditional conventions of a novel format‚ producing texts that inhabit the shape of a picture book‚ whether including or excluding written language. This

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    In the short story “Two Kinds” by Amy Tan‚ with the use of epiphany and turning points the reader is able to see the protagonist’s growth and change in personality throughout the story. The protagonist‚ Jing-Mei and her mother emigrated from China to the US‚ thus the family struggled in adapting to the new culture and lifestyle. Heavily influenced by the opportunities and hopes with a new life in US‚ Jing-Mei’s mother wanted Jing-Mei to become a prodigy like the other girls on television. Jing-Mei

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    When people go through struggles especially at a young age‚ it can be hard to fully grasp how this experience shapes a person. In Jay-Z’s essay “One Eye Open‚” hustling was his struggle and hip-hop is his attempt of understanding of that struggle. This transition can be understood using Yiyun Li’s essay “Dear Friend‚ From My Life I Write to You in Your Life‚” the before concept in her essay can be compared to the hustling that Jay-Z went through and his account of that hustle using hip-hop. The after

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    immigrants and a lot of people make the transition every day. We often look past it because we are so focused on our own life and we have already adjusted but keeping your old traditions and trying to learn new ones is a very stressful undertaking. Amy Tan is a daughter of a Chinese immigrant mother‚ who believes in the American dream. Her mother went through some difficult

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    Poem Prompt The poem “A Story” written be Li- Young Lee conveys the complex father and son relationship showing their connection through literary devices while the son is trying to get his father to tell another story. This poem is written in third person narrative by an ominous voice telling the fathers thought process. The narrator begins the poem saying‚ “Sad is the man who is asked for a story and can’t come up with one.” This intro not only gives us a foreshadowing look onto the poem‚ but

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    The coming of age is a theme that we all can identify with. This broad term can encompass many other themes such as responsibility‚ the pressure to succeed‚ and the loss of innocence. A theme that is especially prevalent in Amy Tan’s short story‚ “Two Kinds‚” is identity. There is a discernable conflict between who the narrator wants to be and who her outside influences want her to be. Arguably‚ no greater pressure can come from that of one’s parents. In “Two Kinds‚” the mother is the primary source

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    Englishes I grew up with.” (Tan‚ 1) is the fact that language is the “tool of her trade”‚ meaning she uses it on a daily basis to preform her daily work and accomplish tasks. The different types of English‚ being proper or broken English‚ are useful to a writer because she can use them to work to create meaning with certain audience members‚ whether it be her mother‚ who uses more limited English‚ or an academic paper‚ which uses proper‚ academic English. The fact that as a writer‚ Tan still uses both forms

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    sense of our journey through this world. Short-listed‚ Picture Book of the Year 2002. “Growing up too fast” Twinpossible http://twinpossible.com/kids-growing-up-too-fast-lessons-we-learn-can-teach “Nobody understands” the red tree by Shaun tan http://www.shauntan.net/books/red-tree.html The car song The weekend is the weekend And it’s

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