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    history have had a vital impact on certain civilizations . An example of this is the Xiao Jing, which is a Chinese treatise that throughly explains the concept of filial piety. The Chinese strictly adhered to and lived by the rules set forth in the Xiao Jing, therefore these written set of rules greatly the influenced the way of life, behavior, and beliefs of Chinese people. A major point covered in the Xiao Jing is the role and position women have in Chinese society. Women were considered slaves

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    The Ethical Phenomenon of the Confucian Family The spiritual core of Confucianism is the eternal human values. However, on this it may be objected that all more or less significant spiritual currents in one way or another have always been associated with these values. To this, there is the following answer: a pledge of eternal Confucianism was able to express those values in the most accessible, the most common and the indisputable form. Moreover, the author believes that it is necessary to speak

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    The Ancient Chinese ‘Immortal’ Emperor Dead!? Emperor Qin Shi Huang Di has recently died on the 10th of September 210BC, but how? There must be a reason for why an emperor only at age 40 died! So Emperor Qin Shi Huang Di isn’t Immortal or is he? A big question that everybody is lingering about is ‘is our emperor immortal or not?’ well I guess we all know that he isn’t immortal, meaning that he isn’t still alive, but is he immortal in the afterlife, or will he come back to life again? No one would

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    In the short story “Hands” by Xiao Hong, the main character, Wang Yaming, experiences this sort of pain in her boarding school. In this story, the main character is being tormented by students and staff because of her black, stained hands. Her hands are this way because, she is the dyer’s daughter and wants to make ends so she can afford to go to school. When fellow classmates and the Principal of Wang Yaming criticized her for her hands, it made depictions of how people will treat you unfairly because

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    Xiao Ke Triple Heater

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    Xiao Ke portrays a number of diseases as it illustrates a Triple Heater (San Jiao) imbalance, affecting primarily the Lungs, Spleen, and the Kidneys. The Triple Heater mechanism distributes Qi into the organs, and deposits essential Qi into the bladder shu points so they can receive the Qi. When there is damage to the Triple Heater process, the heat dries up the water, then consuming the zang fu organs, creating many complications. Therefore, to treat the internal organs, you must first treat the

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    Essay On Filial Piety

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    idea of filial piety is to teach younger generations to “commence with the service of parents; it proceeds to the service of the ruler” (Jing 58). In a society, filial piety has more than a function of simply teaching people to respect their elders: the ideals of Confucian’s teachings help to create certain social standards within a community. According to Jing, high ministers and great officers “exemplify [their people through] virtuous ways,” and as long as “none of their actions [are] contrary

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    In the treatment of Major Depression, using Chinese Herbal Medicine is effective. by Ozben Felek   Introduction of Major Depressive Disorder According to the World Health Organization (WHO) nearly 19 million U.S. adults have a depressive illness. WHO predicts that by 2020, it will be a leading cause of disability worldwide. 1 DSM-IV (1980) describes depression as, loss of interest or pleasure in usual activities..., complaints or evidence of diminished ability

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    The impact of Network on the college student. With the advent of the era of information, network in the lives of college students plays a very important role, the network brings us a lot of convenience,However, its negative effects become more and more cause our attention. To further investigate the influence of network for college students, I adopt the method of the questionnaire survey and online search. (my opinion) According to a survey (Basic situation investigation), some students can effectively

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    Media changes drastically over short periods of time because of digital convergence. Just in the past decades it has become much more advanced and useful for people all around the world. There has been an extreme advance in media technology, especially that used in film industry. This includes the creation of analog-to-digital converters, technology convergence, and the changes in the media industry and audiences. In this article, I will analysis how digital convergence impact on the film industry

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    Post-Stroke Patients: A Case Study

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    The over the counter medication once known only for its ability of easing aches and pains or fighting off fever and inflammation is proving itself to be quite the miracle drug. Aspirin has become part of the protocol for stroke victims as a preventative measure due to its neuro-protective benefits. Stroke can cause lesions in cerebral white matter, which may result in cognitive impairments such as deficits in learning and memory. White matter lesions (WML) have also been linked to increasing the

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