Independent journalism implies a human right which must be granted in every democratic society. As stated in Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948), every human being has the basic right of expressing their opinions and ideas freely through any media and without interference. ... Clearly, China´s laws are violating basic human rights. ... In this way, how could journalists perform the nature of their job? ... It is not only a human right which should be granted, but also a prominent media through which people can perceive truth from different perspectives and at the ...

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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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Taoism is based on the beliefs of nature corresponding with wisdom and practice, to achieve the way of life and uniting one with the Tao. ... It is the belief that there is a way of nature, simply how the universe operates, or the circle of life and Daoism teaches people that if you follow the movement or flow of nature with the way that the universe is with out human destruction, you can achieve anything. ...

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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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"The new faith spread slowly at first, but then began to appeal more widely as the political order disintegrated and Chinese, with their traditional distaste for chaos, turned to Buddhism's otherworldly message and its doctrine that the real, observable world of human affairs was illusory and insignificant (Murphey, 76)." ... Daoism and Shinto had much in common with each other, they both showed much reverence towards nature and felt that nature was the best guide for people (Murphey, 199). ...

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He believed in "humaneness" (that all human are innately good and we all contain the similar trait of compassion) (Loi, Shun, Kwong). ... Contrary to Mencius, Xunzi believed that human nature was evil. ...

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The one child policy was established in 1979, in an attempt to regulate China's out-of-control, ever-increasing population. In 1979, when the policy was adopted, the population in China was over 950 million people. Today, with a population of 1.3 billion, China is the most populated country on earth...

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This is urbanization result, and it also costs many old ancient architectures, it looks like Chinese government don't really care price for pushing urbanization, we have many modern cities but these cities don't have their ˜spirit' "culture, they only have many modern buildings made by cold steel, China recently became the second largest economy, and we are one of the fastest growing countries, everything is happening fast in China, but I think we should slow down our steps to think about issues other than economic, it is impossible to push things that violate the la...

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