... people using granite and cement, being the contrast of the green term that is used to describe people who prefer the ecological environment. In the moral sense, gray is used to describe situations that have no moral value in order to avoid extreme situations like it's black or white. Tradition says that a gray life expresses an existence without purpose or without a specific ... Orient it stands for the sacred and royalty, while in China it is associated with growth and development. In India it is the color of farmers and traders; it represents courage for Japan, mourning for the Egypti...

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... Spielberg and Zhang Yimou, of failing to live up to their responsibility as artists. Ai said "It's disgusting, I don't like anyone who shamelessly abuses their profession, who makes no moral judgment."(1) Ai withdrew from the opening ceremonies and was declared a threat to the state because he was a minority in expressing his personal opinion of an occasion that many are ... : "The "Bird's Nest" National Stadium, which I helped to conceive, is designed to embody the Olympic spirit of "fair competition". It tells people that freedom is possible but needs fairness, courage and strength. Fo...

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... or how the teachers say and do will be possibly imitated by the students (sometimes subconsciously). In a word, teachers' graceful nonverbal communication helps to improve the students' artistic-appreciation and moral character. If the students develop a wonderful nonverbal communication, which will possibly leads them to form an optimistic and active feelings, they will surely have a more smooth interpersonal relation. The affection ... the classroom when they give a lecture, what a joke it is! Without eye contact, it implies that the teacher is not confident enough and he cannot face ...

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... malnutrition and disease heavily affected the Chinese in 1960. There is no doubt that the Great Leap cost several lives. Mao, the architect of the Great Leap assumed the greatest moral and historical responsibility for the human disaster. However, Mao was not a mass murder because it was not his intention to kill off a portion of the peasantry. His actions were not ... the famous tales of the Long March that propelled the feelings of hope and confidence that determination will guide individuals under demanding conditions. The virtues of unending struggle, heroic sacrifice, courage and d...

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