Essays on History of China

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How Hongwu Embraced Confucian Teachings in His Reign: a Historical Analysis

2 pages / 784 words

When we think about historical figures who have made significant impacts on their societies, Zhu Yuanzhang, better known as Hongwu Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, stands out. His reign from 1368 to 1398 was marked by profound changes in governance and culture, much of which...

Chinese Culture Confucianism Ming Dynasty

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How Did Mongolian Rule in Russia Differ from Mongolian Rule in China? a Comparative Analysis

2 pages / 739 words

When we think about the Mongolian Empire, it’s easy to picture vast steppes, fierce warriors on horseback, and a tapestry of cultures under their rule. However, the way the Mongols governed different regions varied significantly. This essay aims to explore how Mongolian rule in Russia...

Chinese Dynasties Mongols’ War

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Hongwu Emperor's Proclamation: a Pillar of The Ming Dynasty

1 page / 640 words

The Hongwu Emperor, born Zhu Yuanzhang, was the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, reigning from 1368 to 1398. His proclamations and policies were instrumental in shaping the socio-political landscape of China during his rule and long after. This essay delves into the historical significance,...

Ming Dynasty

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The Hereditary System in Ancient China

1 page / 591 words

The hereditary system in ancient China was a fundamental aspect of the social and political structure. It played a significant role in the organization of power and authority, shaping the governance and societal hierarchy of the time. This system was deeply rooted in the belief...

China Chinatown

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History of Chinatown in New York

3 pages / 1186 words

Introduction The meaning of home may vary from person to person. Some may say that home is where we grow up, and some may say that home is the home of a family. However, in an unfamiliar country, our family is far away from us....

Chinatown New York City

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Development of Chinatown in New York

4 pages / 1892 words

When people mentioned about Chinese food and culture, Chinatown is the place they will mention as well. There are so many kinds of stores and restaurants which they can explore and find some interesting things. Nowadays, there are three main areas which also called enclaves...

Chinatown New York City

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The Film 'Chinatown' and Historical Context of Chinatown

3 pages / 1486 words

There are many similarities and differences between the fictional plot and the historical context that inspired the film Chinatown. In the film, A private detective Jake Gittes was hired to expose a womanizer and found himself running in circles of lies, corruption, and murder. Even...

Chinatown

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The Most Glorious Time of China History - Ming Dynasty

2 pages / 843 words

China wasn’t interested in colonies like Europe was. In colonies like Europe China wasn’t involved. For Ming China, both economic pressure and a totally different cultural perspective – so interwoven I’ll be willing not to help but speak about it all, almost simultaneously – influenced...

China Chinese Dynasties Ming Dynasty

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Toyotomi Hideyoshi’s Invasion and His Impact on Ming Dynasty in China

1 page / 637 words

Toyotomi Hideyoshi’s invasion was one of the first big events for Modern East Asia, the invasion had huge impacts on Japan as well as Korea, but also on China.  Political impacts from Hideyoshi’s invasion were a significant impact during the period, when looking at the...

Global Change in Asia Japan Ming Dynasty

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A Look on How Was a Life During Ming Dynasty in China

2 pages / 1020 words

To start with, the Chinese Empire was vast and controlled most of Asia at one point in time. One of the dynasties that ruled the empire was the Ming Family. During the Ming dynasty, villages had their own ordinances. Even though ordinances cannot control all...

China Chinese Dynasties Ming Dynasty

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Dystopian Life in '1984' Was a Real-life in China

5 pages / 2486 words

There is no voice from citizens in a country under control by the totalitarian government. In a totalitarian government, the highly central authority seeks to control everything of society. The power of the masses is small and weak, which cannot bring any devastating impact to...

1984 Mao Zedong Totalitarianism

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The Tang Dynasty: Educating to Disempower, Diminish, and Distract

4 pages / 1771 words

From the Early to Late Tang Dynasty, whether it was Emperor Taizong or Empress Wu reigning, efforts were made to create a strong, central government that weakened opportunity for the interests of wealthy individuals and families and had censors and cabinet heads report directly to...

China Tang Dynasty

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The Tang Dynasty – The Golden Age of Chinese Civilization

3 pages / 1416 words

The last emperor of the Sui Dynasty, Yangdi, imposed many hardships on his citizens which led to a rebellion among his own people. He fled to the Grand Canal and lived a life of luxury. One of the generals tracked him down and killed him....

China Tang Dynasty

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Depiction of China During The Tang Dynasty in Poetry

4 pages / 1918 words

The topic I chose for this essay, is the comparison of a poem to the society at the time. The first point of discussion is the importance of poetry in Chinese culture and society. In Chinese society, poetry was and still is important. During the...

China Tang Dynasty

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Significance of The Tang Dynasty and Impacts on Modern China

3 pages / 1517 words

The Tang regime is regarded as a golden era in Chinese culture and arts. Tang obtained a global reputation that went beyond its towns, and by the aspect of Buddhism, its culture spread to a significant part of Asia. This paper will provide a comprehensive...

China Tang Dynasty

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The Chinese Cultural Revolution and Its Impact on Society

2 pages / 1049 words

The Chinese Cultural Revolution had a deep and lasting impact on Chinese social and domestic society, the economy, education and most importantly politics. It aimed to transform all aspects of China to eliminate the tensions between sections of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and it’s...

Chinese Culture Mao Zedong

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Chinatown: Understanding Its Impact and Origin

8 pages / 3625 words

Introduction Unlike the colonial era, present-day migration from China is directed to developing, industrialized and post-industrialized countries alike this is in contrast to when Chinese indentured or contract workers went to Southeast Asia and settled in designated Chinatowns or remote plantation and mining areas. Contemporary...

Chinatown Chinese Culture

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Research of The Risk of Gentrification in Chinatown

5 pages / 2164 words

Introduction Toronto’s multicultural tapestry has long been celebrated, boasting a myriad of unique enclaves that serve as conduits for cultural exchange and diversity. However, as the city experiences burgeoning development and an emphasis on augmenting its economic prowess, the specter of gentrification looms ominously over...

Chinatown Gentrification Urbanization

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Toronto’s Cultural Landscape and Ethnic Economies: Revitalization of Chinatown

4 pages / 2035 words

A “Chinatown” is an ethnic enclave of Chinese people who have established their population in an urban setting, often seen in a prospering city like Toronto. Being a multicultural city, the immigrants who have slowly migrated over time have come to see that the acceptance...

Canada Chinatown Chinese Culture