... greater emphasis on technology accumulation and its proper utilization with an educated workforce. Taiwanese companies moved from merely assembling products to building its own, such as its capable line of Acer computers. Christopher Anderson in the November 7, 1998 Economist places much of the credit due to Taiwan's preponderance of small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) and solid banking deals. There were ... ...

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... people "the Chinese-Americans "behind her. Analysis "White Tigers" is probably the most exciting and vividly drawn chapter in The Woman Warrior, and has the feel of a warrior epic. It is drawn from a traditional Chinese myth about a woman who fights in place of her father. (Kingston changed certain facets of the story; in the original myth, for example, the ... ...

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... found refuge. Of the approximately 80,000 men and 35 women who participated in the Long march, less than 10,000 survived. However, heroism and great human drama of the epic should not obscure the fact that the Long March was born out of political and military failure and terminated in near disaster. Having successfully endured Chiang Kai-shek's first four ... ...

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