As a second reason, I really think this can cause unmoral and ethical issue, because who will have responsibility of new born human being generation after generation? ... I remember the story about Egyptian. 5000B.C, Egyptian tried to keep the royal blood, but generations later, many genetic diseases appeared in royal family. ... Some culture like china might agree with this, or like in Japan, even they wouldn't admit this since they don't admit even in vitro fertilization. ...

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Some even mentioned that they still get asked what kind of Asian ethnicity they are whether they are Chinese, Japanese, or even Korean. ... One example given in the video is that one of the interviewees' friend who is Japanese and her occupation is a stripper. ... No matter what Asian Americans still get ask what their ethnicity is whether they are Japanese, Chinese, Korean, or Filipino. ... Another topic what astonished me in this video is when one individual wanted to know more about his Japanese side by strongly wanting to learn Japanese and even visit Japan. ... I do think if this tre...

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Asian Americans are simply immigrants from eastern countries such as China and Japan who have survived generations of prosecution and rejection. ... Most people think that all of the Asian Americans are from China or Japan. ... Other languages spoken by Asian Americans are Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese. ...

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The Joy Luck Club "Hey, Sabrina, are you Japanese or Chinese?" ... (p. 42) Towards the end of the book, there is a definite line between the differences of the two generations. ... Their daughters, on the other hand, show that pure Chinese blood can be changed completely through just one generation. ... This novel has not only given great insight into the Chinese way of thinking and living, but it has shown the great contrast that occurs from generation to generation, in the passing on of ideas and traditions....

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Religion, spirituality, and faith have always been important to Asian American communities, as they were for many generations before them. ... History shows that numerous churches and religious organizations played very important roles in helping immigrants from China, Japan, the Philippines, South Asia, and Korea adjust to life in the U.S. ...

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Japan tested out the technology and had trouble controlling the dioxin emissions when chlorine was present in the trash. ... A whole new generation of gas turbines, HRSGs compressors etc. would be necessary to make this concept work and be practical. ...

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These sisters stayed behind in China because Suyuan, Jing-mei's mother, was forced to leave them behind during her desperate flight from Japan's attack on Kweillin during World War II. ... Although they think that their mothers' old ideas do not pertain to their own American lifestyles, their search for solutions inevitable brings them back to their relationships with the last generation. ... Suyaun's story is representative of the fight to maintain the mother-daughter bond through cultural differences, and generation gaps. ...

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It is the way Chinese sounds, chingchong ugly, to American ears, not beautiful like Japanese sayonara words as regular as Italian. ... Brave Orchid best exemplifies a greater cultural resistance of first generation Chinese in the San Francisco community toward assimilation into American culture. ...

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