The Mencius was confidently defined the term about human nature. ... However, the original of goodness human nature could be destructed by the environment adaptation which meant it could be contact through the evil. In the other hand, Xunzi believed human nature was born to be greedy and bad but they can be good only if their mind are guided and educated through out ethics and morality practices. However, both ideas were same the objective that human nature could be good if they were in a good guidance. ... Human nature needs principle guidance in order to practice their morality." ...

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Humans are the substitute of God on earth. So all the other things are created to be enjoyed by humans. ... Humans begin to destroy the world in the name of God. ... People should come back to the nature, be equal to the nature. The most important thing is that we should respect the nature. ...

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He was very in touch with nature and observed every aspect of it. ... He painted the objects that nature put in front of him. ... When observing nature, he was known to paint grasses, insects, and birds as well. ... His art was represented by landscapes, silhouettes, flowers, and other sorts of nature. ... From the Bronze Age until modern day, humans are still fascinated by the fine and well thought-out pottery and paintings of the Chinese. ...

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I think that a big issue today for Confucius would be China's human rights policy. ... Confucius probably supported Daoism because he felt that nature was a precious thing to have, and in order to live, humans had to find some kind of balance between nature and themselves. This proves how open-minded of a human being Confucius was. ...

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In ancient times it was defined as "the sum total of the equipment of the human individual, which enables him to be attuned to his immediate environment on the historical past on the other". It reflects in effect what humans have added to Nature . ...

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"We believe in the formless and eternal Tao, and we recognize all personified deities as being mere human constructs. We reject hatred, intolerance, and unnecessary violence, and embrace harmony, love and learning, as we are taught by Nature. ... Intervention by human civilization upsets the balances of Yin and Yang. ... Taoists follow the art of "wu wei," which is to let nature take its course. ... Taoists believe that "people are compassionate by nature...left to their own devices [they] will show this compassion without expecting a reward." ...

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The mother's comic and tragic traits are shown through her attempts to make Jing-Mei into Shirley Temple; the mother's determination is shown through her awful past in China and the resurrection of her life in America; and her foreign nature is shown by her obvious lack of understanding of United States culture. ... The mother's background makes the reader more sympathetic to her, her foreign awkwardness and lack of understanding of America add a human side to her, and her love for Jing-Mei makes the story apply on a universal level. ...

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Buddha brooded over the mysteries of human life. ... Ying - yan A popular belief and theory used to understand laws of nature (symbols and beliefs that permeated land, water and animals) and the workings of the universe. ...

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In china there are many abortions that women are forced to do without their free will. Forced abortions, sterilization and the killing of innocent infants is cruel and unnecessary. The government should find another way of dealing with china's immense population. Even though they need to control the...

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Before 1966, the older generation of Chinese was obsessed with the dream of communism, they believe in human's power. The whole country went into the condition of "歇斯底里" and caused a mass destroy to both the nature and the society. ...

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Confucianism The founder of Confucianism is "Confucius" who was a minor official and philosopher who lived during the Warring-States period. Confucius and his followers shared a primary goal: to create nobility through proper education, belief in the idea of heaven, and live an ethical life. These l...

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The Zhou dynasty a Chinese dynasty was established during the period of 1122-256 B.C.E. The Zhou dynasty was started by Emperor Ku. Emperor Ku was known as a cultural hero after stepping in a great footprint. Emperor Ku was nicknamed the "the Abandoned One" because he was abandon 3 three times by hi...

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(Fitzgerald 14) The religion of the earliest Chinese people involved the worship of the forces of nature, especially the powers of the Earth and the Sky. ... With the human heart as the origin of the good, Confucius proposed a three point program for the individual to follow: toward the self, the moral goal of a person is to be a chun-tzu or gentleman; toward the family, to be a well fitting member working for its prosperity and happiness; toward humanity at large, to be an active participant in a world society dedicated to the realization of the Golden Rule.? ... The teachings of Buddhis...

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Religion in China Try to think for a few moments about differing cultures from your own. What comes to mind first? Perhaps it is the geographic location, or maybe you are drawn to differences in traditions. Possibly you even think initially about language barriers. Whatever it may be, most lik...

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 The Purposes of Every Day Make Up and What Does It Express Introduction Beauty is an abstract term, whose issues are related to human tastes. ... The nature and purpose of the makeup is the art of highlighting the facial traits. ... Color symbolism has an optical background, a psychological foundation and one related to cultural tradition, which relates the colors of the spectrum with other systems of signs and values ​​relevant in the spiritual life of the human community.2 The language of colors is an area that expresses its specificity depending on the socio-cultural context. ...

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Preface Marriage and families founded through marriage constitute the basic cells of the society. It involves a multi-layer relationship between neighbors and other elements in the community, and it is so regarded by the Chinese as the top issue of the morality of human kind. Wedding ceremony is the...

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