In a day in life in China you had to speak their language and write in there alphabet. There language was very interesting. So was there alphabet. Our alphabet is different than theirs'. They ate rice, sesame seeds, soy beans, chili peppers, mung beans, wheat, tofu, noodles, and bean curds. They us...
"Adamson (2002) analyzes the official role and status of English language and education in China by dividing Chinese history into three periods – the Qing dynasty, the Republican era, and the People's Republic of China.... In the Qin Dynasty, the King opened Canton as the port to foreign countries. ...
There are many books that are very informative about a certain topic. Some books just explain to a reader in very biased approach, they can be very knowledgeable yet viewed in only one way. For this a reader needs to understand what the authors' viewpoints are and read in manner where one can be unb...
