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    Beauty in Ancient China

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    Han’s standards of female beauty. Unlike the modern ideal on female beauty‚ the ancient Chinese standard on beauty included much more than the physical trait of the female. They say “beauty is only skin deep” but the citizens of ancient Chinese dynasties may disagree. Confucian notions of female beauty on the relationship between inner and outer beauty has influenced the creation of Chinese female beauty ideal. Outer beauty was thought to represent virtuousness‚ talent‚ and other inner characteristics

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    Chinese Traditions

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    which space in certain directions Chinese Courtyards Chinese courtyards are the traditional folk house of China. Courtyards reportedly date back to the Han Dynasty‚ however none remain from that time period. The oldest among the surviving courtyards are from the Ming Dynasty‚ while the majority still found today are from the Qing Dynasty. Chinese Chopsticks - born of necessity in the earliest times‚ highly influenced the eating and cooking traditions still followed today in China. Chinese Knots

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    Date: Tuesday 29th of January 2013 Title: History Essay: How did religion and medicine contribute to a peaceful society? First Draft: (1) Intro: (2) Example #1: The link between Confucianism and China. (Causes and Consequences) Confucius was born in 51 BC and grew up in poverty. His real name is Kong Zi‚ the name Confucius‚ catholic priests finding it easier to use‚ gave it to him. The causes were that‚ Confucius said‚ and wrote in his books‚ that the past was better than the present

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    Journey to the West

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    hours and hours immersed in those books. For a lot of Chinese children however‚ the story they grew up with was called Journey to the West‚ or XiYouJi. This story was written by Wu Cheng’en‚ an author who lived during the 16th century in the Ming dynasty. A very famous piece of literature‚ it is considered one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese Literature. The novel starts by telling the story of SunWuKong‚ who was born from a rock. He went on to learn 72 polymorphic transformations and

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    people about Buddhism and they were attempting to gain popularity. Unfortunately‚ by around 819 CE‚ people seemed to have started disproving of Buddhism as China started to turn towards a more imperial society. Shortly after the fall of the Han Dynasty in 220 CE Buddhism started to spread very rapidly throughout the Chinese society. The people of China in this period were in a devastated state with no structured government and a falling economy. For them‚ Buddhism was a form of mental escape and

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    Buddhism‚ originally from India‚ was widely accepted at first because of it power to diminish the caste system. Buddhism gained most of its popularity during 220 CE and 570 CE after the downfall of the Han Dynasty. Once power was regained though it can easily be understood why people in the upper class began to disapprove of the new religion. While the Chinese initially accepted Buddhism into their culture during a down fall of the dynastic rule‚ once power was regained many began to point out the

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    Chinese Noodles

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    Chinese noodles are very old food‚ which originated in China and it has a long history. Eastern Han Dynasty in China saved records that noodle’s history has more than nineteen hundred years. And then the earliest kind of noodles are found on October 14‚ 2002 in the upper reaches of the Yellow River. When scientists do Geological Survey‚ they found a bowl in a floodplain which is 3 meters under the ground floor‚ the bowl is upside down and it fitted with yellow noodles‚ the longest is 50 cm. Researchers

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    Chinese Literature and Cuisine 841 Trends in Cuisine & Culture Fall 2012 By XXX Content Abstract 3 Chapter One: the food in the ancients’ eyes 5 Chapter Two: Novels 7 Chapter three: Poems 11 Chapter Four: Conclusion 14 Abstract Dietetic culture which has its character is an important part of the traditional Chinese culture,and is an important part of world dietetic culture . It is not only materially exists in different kinds of diet schools‚ but also in

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    Intel in China Analysis

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    The newly appointed manager of marketing programs in China Charles Tang has just got out of an emotionally charged meeting with Yong Lui‚ an account manager in Tangs division. As of Tangs arrival to China many things within Intel changed. Tangs decision to stop a project that was started by Lui a while back made Lui unhappy and against the chose Tang made. The case study “Intel in China” has many more issues then that one but this is the main one. Another issue that occurred in this situation is

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    Intel in China

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    The challenges faced by intel china 03/05/2013 03:22 The challenges faced by intel china Newly Appointed manager of marketing programs of Intel in China‚ Charles Tang was facing resistance from an account manager is his division Yong Li. Conflict between Chinese and Western management styles is evident and needs to be considered carefully besides the individual traits of personnel. Western management processes and style should be developed to suit the Chinese style of management as the former

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