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    Mcdonald in China

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    Question 1 The location of Mc Donald’s‚ on the corner of Wangfujin street and the Avenue of Eternal Peace‚ is a very good strategic choice. It’s close to the heart of Beijing and Tiananmen Square‚ which is historically a very famous place and is still today a very active place. A lot of people cross this area every day and the fast-food concept match to the demand.
 Question 2 Mc Donald’s encountered the imperfect rules of Guanxi. Guanxi is one of the powerful forces values in Chinese culture

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    American News Coverage on Tiananmen Square Massacre 1989 I: Introduction Through Television news media‚ the whole America was watching China during April 15th to June 4th in 1989. U.S. audiences were well informed the progress of student protests when journalists used news technologies to transmit instantaneously what was happening in Beijing Tiananmen Square and other places in China. Ironically‚ the real-time political response was not launched firstly by Bush’s Administration but the Chinese

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    Chen Kaige’s Farewell‚ My Concubine renders the complex‚ tumultuous historical events of twentieth century China on an epic‚ yet intimate and personal scale. Chen foregrounds his cast‚ centered on the love triangle among two Peking Opera performers and a prostitute‚ against a backdrop of dramatic and changing historical circumstances in China. The events depicted include the end of the “Warlord period‚” the Sino-Japanese War and the period of Japanese Occupation of China‚ the post-war reconsolidation

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    Q7. The Massacre in Tiananmen Square would be a result of protests brought on by the people whom did not agree with Deng Xiaoping or his political plans. Deng Xiaoping was one of the most powerful leaders in China‚ he had been one of the last revolutionaries who had ruled China. During his time in power‚ he faced the downfall of the Chinese economy. Deng would be a major supporter when it came to moderate economic policies‚ he wanted to help fix China’s economy. He would then set forth goals known

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    speech and freedom of press greatly influenced the students of China. Following his death‚ approximately 100‚000 students gathered at Tiananmen Square on 21 April 1989 to commemorate Hu and protest against China’s autocratic communist government. The government declared martial law in Beijing in May‚ and in June. In addition troops and tanks were sent in to retake the square. On 4 June 1989 between 2‚000 and 4‚000 students were massacred by the tanks and infantry‚ although exact figures have never been

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    still contend with military forces get their wants.         On June 5.1989 TiananMan Square in Beijing‚The tank were poised to attack student who sparked a powerful pro-democracy movement in China‚Fired on civilians estimates of the death toll range from several hundred to thousand.It has been estimates that as many as 10‚000 citizen were arrested during and after protests. When tank pass through the Tiananman Square‚A man name Mrs.Wang stand front of tank to stop tank forward then climb on top of tank

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    revolution in china and was trained as an artist specialising in painting * He came to Australia as a visiting student during the 1980’s at the University of Tasmanias school of art * He returned to china shortly before the violent tianimen square massacre in 1989 * Subsequentto this event‚ he decided to seek political asylum in Austtralia 1990 * Ah Xian states that “although politics and art both play major roles in human history… art is ever-precious‚ exploring our peaceful‚ bright

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    that.Too many feel like the asking price is too much‚ but it will be something that will change your life forever. AND that is what sacrifice should be. It was the 5th of June in 1989‚ one day after the Tiananmen square massacres. One man stood in front of an army of tanks ready to go to Tiananmen. The lead tank maneuvered to the left. He shifted his body to the

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    group of people alone. The notion of fighting for a belief comes to mind as history unravels the many conflicts which were encountered in the past‚ which are still prevalent today. Those brave men accused of being rebels such as the tank man in Tiananmen Square and Galileo Galilei trying to overthrow the government and the Vatican in place respectively‚ stood no fighting chance in what was largely a one-sided war‚ though‚ they did what they wanted to achieve. A clash of ideas‚ interests and expectations

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    the Tiananmen Square events. The novel’s historical context is centred on student protesters who were joined by ever increasing popular support and wanted democratic reforms and an end t o systemic corruption or ’guan xi’. The occupation of Tiananmen Square in Beijing by thousands o f students was seen s as a direct challenge to the ruling Communist government. I t led t o a swift response‚ with hundreds of students being killed by troops‚ in what Western countries now call the Tiananmen Square

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