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    between 551–478 BC in China. [1]The essence of Confucianism is that the human mind can be cultivated through virtue and moral perfection. Confucianism has had tremendous influence on Chinese history and culture as well as other East Asian cultures. Even before the Ming and Qing dynasties‚ Confucianism had a profound effect on Chinese society. Confucianism was the state ideology of the Han dynasty with later forms developing such as Neo-Confucianism developed during the Song dynasty known as ‘DaoXue’

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    compassion and kindness provides us with a sense of gratitude and wellness that many cannot help but share with others. No one enjoys being the subject of someone else’s ill will. This is why moral codes such as (but not limited to) Buddhism‚ Confucianism/Taoism have emerged. If everyone followed any one of the previously stated practices‚ it would be much easier for humans to grow and develop as a whole because there would be fewer causes of our discontentment. The Buddhists’ ultimate goal is to

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    275 b.c.e. – Cast Iron Process => 221 b.c.e. - Qin begins‚ Great Wall Begun‚ Single Language => 220 b.c.e. - Ox Plow‚ Horse Collar‚ Water Mill => 202 b.c.e. – Fall of Qin => 202 b.c.e - Rise of Han => 141 – 87 b.c.e. – Wu Ti - Bureaucracy‚ Confucianism‚ Exams => 125 b.c.e. - Negative Numbers used => 86 b.c.e. - Crop Rotation used => 100 c.e. – Wheelbarrow invented => 100 c.e. – Buddhism Spreads in China => 105 c.e. – Paper invented => 200 c.e. – Silk Worms imported to China => 220 c.e.

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    As so ‚ their sons were able to continue or start education locally . The Peranakans were also more loyal to the British than to China as they are the elites of Singapore . They are also mostly subscribed to Chinese beliefs system such as TaoismConfucianism ‚ and Chinese Buddhism. However ‚ that was in the past . Most young Peranakans nowadays embrace Christianity. They also stick to celebrating Chinese festivals such as Lunar New Year and Lantern Festival . Since they were also influenced by

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    The country I chose to write about is China. The Chinese culture is one that has been forming for centuries due to the country’s rich history. China has always been known as a communist country‚ but recently it has been phasing out those practices and replacing them with capitalist practices. A custom that is very relevant in their culture is their emphasis on family lineage. Many men are expected to marry in order to carry on their family names (Hitton). This custom pressured women into giving

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    of early Chinese thinkers differ greatly from the mindset of modern day philosophers. The four major philosophies of China‚ Confucianism‚ Mohism‚ Taoism and Legalism arose primarily during the Warring States era from 475 BC to 221 BC. Following the end of the Qin Dynasty and the fall of Qin Shi Huang‚ Confucianism became the dominant philosophical school in China. Confucianism represented the teachings of Chinese philosopher‚ Confucius‚ concerning the fields of ethics and politics and emphasizes on

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    "Asian." In a country like Malaysia where there are about 60% ethnic Malay and other indigenous peoples 59%‚ 30% ethnic Chinese‚ and 10% ethnic Indian. Do all of these people‚ from vastly different religious (Buddhism‚ Christianity‚ Hinduism‚ ConfucianismTaoism‚ and Islam)‚ ethnic‚ and financial backgrounds‚ share the same set of Asian values? The ethnic Chinese population of Malaysia Chinese are dominant in both the Malaysian business and commerce sectors‚ controlling an estimated 40% of the Malaysian

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    The most widespread religions in India; Hinduism‚ Buddhism‚ Jainism and Sikhism were based on dharma. And the most popular religions in China were TaoismConfucianism – which was more of a philosophical system and Buddhism. Religion also had an important impact on the artworks of these civilizations. The Indians were famous for their statuettes and wall paintings‚ the Chinese for their pottery and sculptures

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    pragmatic‚ materialistic and emotional approaches. The Chinese believe in virtues and Westerners believe in value and outcome. The Westerners tend to analyzes and the Chinese usually meditate. Besides‚ the majority of Chinese believe in Confucianism‚ Buddhism and Taoism‚ which state the equality of all living creatures. Human and animals or even plants are in the same value. Sky is a natural thing refers to all things.. On the other hand‚ Westerns’ primary religion is Christianity. They believe human

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    of perspective‚ beliefs and values. One should learn to appreciate the differences between the Chinese and Western culture to be better able to understand these differences. As far as religion is concerned‚ Chinese beliefs are rooted in ConfucianismTaoism‚ and Buddhism‚ all of which believe in equality of all creatures. It is through learning that man can become better. On the other hand‚ Western religions (read Christianity) believe in superiority of human beings over other animals and here

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