China is an ancient country with a history of more than 5000 years. ... With the principle of self-center in this process, we have a cultural confidence, which it is, to construct China into a thoroughly civilized modern socialistic country, representing the highest cultural level of all the human beings in the world. ... Whereas, we can't take the Cultural Invade, from some certain country, for granted. ... In today's world-connected world, no country can stand out of the globe-village, and develop on its own. ... Precisely, china today is enduring the cultural impact from the we...

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Seperated by ocean, language, and culture barriers one usually thinks these two countries have nothing in common. ... The United States is undoubtedly a technologically dependent country. ... The Northeastern regions of population and industry are more developed in technological aspects that that of any other region and are more similar to the United States in technology. ... China and the U.S are seemingly very different countries, physically, governmentally, and lifestyle wise. ... On the surface we are two different countries, but deep down we are all similar. ...

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Today, globalization leads to acquiring a lot of technology through the trade in developing countries. ... First of all, globalization has affected working conditions in developing countries. ... In some developing countries, children have to work to take care of their family because of the poverty. ... By encouraging globalization in less developed countries, individuals could achieve higher rates of growth and develop the expanding middle class that get political and civil freedom. In addition, globalization led to acquiring advanced technology from rich countries in developing countries. ...

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" Meanwhile, many developing countries still remain predominantly rural and much poorer than the developed world. ... Thus, economic growth has starkly diverged and created "spikes" in the most developed cities while creating "valleys" in many poor countries. ... It is extremely important for poor countries to increase domestic investment and develop the necessary infrastructure to both sustain and increase productivity, instead of receiving capital donations from developed nations. ... If this trend of income disparity continues while the population of poor countrie...

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With other developing countries emerging in East Asia, many investors have begun to consider moving their factories and investments out of China and into countries where the costs of labor and supplies are cheaper. This paper will attempt to predict whether investors will move out of China and into other developing countries as `well as predicting the result from the following aspects: infrastructure of the country, business environment, and currency values; but the main focus will be on labor issues.  What are some of the rising developing countries in East Asia that investors are looking a...

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The negativity of this approach only allowed him to speak about one country and only provide information on that one country. ... This establishment of language was picked up in different countries as well. ... The author also acknowledges that China develops writing that spreads throughout Asia. This allows the reader to understand that China had a big influence in developing East Asia as a whole. ... It also highlights how much contribution China has made for the developing East Asia. ...

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These days, majority of countries now accepted the form of democracy. ... America has been the model of democracy for most of the European, and Asian countries. ... South Korea and Japan are good model for successful democratic countries that other countries can follow. ... Lastly, if we look as some of the Asian countries which accepted democracy, we can easily tell that most of them are reaching to developed nations like South Korea. So I think that by using democratic principles, other Asian countries also can develop far more than now. ...

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GNP growth rates in developing countries are on average higher than those in developed countries. Moreover, the difference became even larger in recent years because GNP growth in developed countries slowed from more than 3 percent a year in the 1980s to about 2 percent a year in the first half of the 1990s. Low-income countries appear to have performed much better during this period, with GNP growing by almost 6 percent a year between 1980-1995. So, the way it looks, the poor countries have a good chance of catching up with the rich countries. ...

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I completed my high school in my home country , Pakistan , situated in South Asia with China and India as its neighboring countries. ... We got to a point in 2 hours from where no jeep could advance further, as there were no developed roads. ...

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As a student majoring in finance, I, while praying for a bright future for my country, feel quite excited at the encouraging career opportunities made possible by the opening of China's financial sector. ... Meanwhile I developed my own strong interest in commerce, especially in finance, and cultivated my business intuition. ... With its competitive environment and academic elitism, Tsinghua University helped me develop a mature character and lay a solid career foundation. ... By visiting the US, Thailand and other countries, I have developed an international perspective. In terms o...

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In most western developed countries, there are well-known modern cities. ... The consequence may be highly developed cities with advanced high technology but without history. ... Whereas, I it still develops large areas of lawn. It doesn't consider the situation of our country. ... In our country, cities are the main bases for the construction of modernization. ...

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When talking about development, we usually refer to the economic development of a city, country, or even the whole world. ... There is a lot of consumption and wastage done by the developed countries, being the top 20%. Even though there is only 20% of the population living in developed countries, those people consume 80% of the resources of the world! ... China is an example of a country that has tried to reduce the population by birth control. ... This could make the country go into debt if they do not have enough to trade with. ...

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But even before the "Great Khan", China was a advanced country. ... The Chinese empire developed distinctive culture, through strict moral codes and the philosophy of Confucianism. ... In the 83 A.D., the first magnetic compass was developed, where later in the 11th century, the magnetic navigation compass was developed. ... Highly developed trade networks during the Middle Ages turned small villages and merchants into wealthy city-states, prosperous kingdoms and lords. ... As the trade between these Eastern African villages continued, small villages developed into powerful and prosperous ci...

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"Over the last three decades, China has transformed from impoverished farming-reliant country to the 'factory of the world,'" but at a high price" (Greenpeace, East Asia). ... But "Made in China" comes at a price: the demand for cheap goods which multinational companies often leads the supplier to turn a blind eye at their environmental practices; "practices that would never be allowed in their country." This is the price the rapid development of developing countries. ... However, it is tough for developing counties like China. ... Lack of awareness of the protection of water ...

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"The planned economy is not tantamount to socialism, because a capitalist country also practices the planned economy; market economy is not tantamount to capitalism because a socialist country also practices the market economy. ... The essence of socialism is to emancipate and develop the productive forces, destroy exploitation, eliminate polarization, and attain common prosperity in the end."" ... As the Communist Party prizes nothing else above social stability, this could potentially be the country's most explosive social challenge. ... As capitalism expands its control over t...

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When large, multinational corporations such as Dell Computers, British Airways, and America Online are in search of quality labor at a low cost, workers can be found in developing third world countries. ... During the Cold War, the world was engulfed in a game of "us- verses "them- ¯whichever superpower could gather the most countries, develop the fastest technology, threaten other nations with nuclear warfare, or walk on the moon first would win the race to superiority. ... Each country has a different skill to offer, and when a country must take from a neighbor and give to another a more...

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The country Haiti carries the tradition of child-slavery. ... A prostitute can make between $200 and $600, depending on her beauty, however, the drugs offered to developing countries for AIDS are far too expensive for these children. ... Homosexuals are targeted by police in countries such as Columbia and El Salvador. ... However, the percentage of countries torturing their citizens has risen each year. ... The culture of impunity still exists in many countries today. ...

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The reason Confucianism never developed into a religion was its lack of metaphysical elements. ... China, with its centralized government, its advanced level of civilization and its long periods of peace and unity was enormously important as a center of the developing civilizations of such countries as Korea, Japan, Vietnam, and Tibet. ... As it spread, the Chinese culture was adopted and slowly changed to fit the needs of these developing cultures outside of China's border of direct influence. ... Soon Japan sent missions to China to develop good relations and to bring back Chinese li...

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What is the real cause of poorness in the country? ... My strong interest on the path and the future of developing countries, broad knowledge, distinctive ideas, as well as my excellent spoken English attracts the professor, thus I become his teaching assistant, the only few students who become TA as an undergraduate. During the course, I better understand how Korea becomes a prosperous country from a poor one, which urges me to analyze the developing path of China by comparing other countries. ... The main cause of my choosing politics as my major is that I really want to do something useful ...

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Marxism influenced China's Great Leap Forward economically, socially and politically, as well as developing Maoism. ... Many countries up to present day has developed their government on the basis of Marxism and declared themselves as communists, socialists or social democrats. ... Although, bits and pieces of Marxism has been carried out and further developed in many countries. ... Firstly, all private ownerships were abolished and equal social classes amongst the people of the country. ... A communist economy didn't seem to work out for the communist countries and Marx's foll...

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What is true of both of these incidents is that even though the country appears to have a calm surface, these "passions" are simmering beneath this surface. ... He states that before 1914, these two countries were heavily integrated in all aspects; however, WWI completely changed their relationship. ... Still, Tharoor also argues that the opposite can be true and that hunger for growth stimulates nationalistic passion as the country develops as a whole. ... Both these countries political leaders were not afraid to assert control over domestic institutions and foster respect through f...

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How We Chose Our Topic Seeing as how the National History Day theme is Rights and Responsibilities in History, my partner and I were thinking about the rights and roles that other cultures and countries play besides the United States. ... A friend of mine was Chinese therefore she was helpful when I asked her questions about how her country is. ... How We Created and Developed Our Exhibit First we figured out what pictures we were putting on the backboard. ...

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Both countries political and legal systems are heavily influenced through their history and development in society to form a national identity. ... After the Cultural Revolution the national peoples congress developed a new state constitution. ... They are also the key points that differentiate the two countries and their political and legal systems. ... He then has the last say in all decisions of the country. ... The citizens of both countries also enjoy the freedom of speech, of the press, or assembly, of association, of procession and of demonstration. ...

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Confucius had an opinion on all major issues that were present in a country then and are present in a country today. ... (Cotterell) In fact, family values are where Confucius says a country's success begins. First you take care of your family and the rest of the country will fall into place. ... Since a class in a Chinese society was so important, Confucius developed a ranking of importance according to occupation. ... All the countries of East Asia have similar religions. ...

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The religion has developed throughout several thousands years and has been adopted by several countries, including China. ... For the next 45 years of his life, Shakyamuni preached to people around the country and asked them to follow his teachings. ... The central idea of Buddhism comes from Shakyamuni; however, Buddhism has also changed and developed into different branches through time. ... The sixth one is the "right effort", where one tries to remove evil that has happened, prevent evil, and develop and promote good. ...

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