Mandarin Assignment Class: Student number： Name: Score: Teacher: Jenny Lee 一第1-5题Choose the right answer. 1. Nǐ hǎo ! answer: 2. Xièxie. 3. Zàijiàn! 4. Dùibuqǐ. 5. Zǎoshang hǎo! A. Zàijiàn! B. Nǐ hǎo ! C. Bú kèqi. D. Zǎoshang hǎo! E. Méi guānxi. 二第6-15题Choose the right meaning.4 scores each.40 scores.40%. 6. hěn : 11. Fēilǜbīn : 7. wǒ: 12. shì : 8. jiào : 13. Yīngguó : 9. Zhōngguó
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Lastly, the Chinese version of Google.com continued to be available in addition to Google.cn, so that it would only expand the information available to Chinese users and not reduce it in any way. (Boatright 449) Question 2: In your judgment and from an ethical perspective do you feel that the measures taken by Google were adequate to protect the rights of their Chinese users? Personally, I do not think the measures taken by Google were acceptable enough to protect the rights of their Chinese users.
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typical traditional Chinese team, which is filled with a lot of Chinese cultural element. I hope that my working experience in this Chinese team can help you to improve your CQ-cognition about Chinese culture. It is good for you to adapt background of Chinese culture in the future professional career. To begin with, you have to pay attention to the power distance in the Chinese culture. The high power distance is an obvious character in any Chinese organization. According to Chinese culture, people
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Wesley Kivett World Religions December 11, 2011, Darin Metz Seeking the Highest Good Breaking down the religions of this world has been a task of mankind for centuries. Theologians and Philosophers have studied the very core of many world religions trying to find the similarities between the religions. Debates and many of hours have been put into this research trying to find out who is right and who is wrong. When we look at three of the leading religions of the world, Taoism, Confucianism
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(TS): Industrial America Tanner Pleines Section 1: Short-Answer Questions A) Briefly answer these questions about Chinese immigrants? 1) The main reason the Chinese came to America was to the possibility of job opportunities in America, Freedom, and they might have got news from their other families in America. 2) The nativists wanted the Chinese out of America and were afraid that they would try and steal American jobs once the railroad was finished. B) Complete
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told to give each of the government officials was not much, but the action itself would have some consequences. However, it is unquestionably right to look at these consequences in two ways, the rule of law and local culture. First, According to the Chinese law, giving gifts of any kind to the government officials with intent of taking advantage of their position and power to conduct illegal action is bribery. This action of giving money to government officials may therefore be regarded as bribery; as
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risks in foreign markets” (China Goes Global pg. 2). After the 1979 reform program, the economy opened up gradually and Chinese firms were allowed to invest abroad under certain restrictions. However, the legacy of looking inward persisted throughout the 1980s and 1990s. Firms remained financially weak and outward FDI was not a government priority. There were few Chinese companies that had developed an international presence, brand, or reach. New big players in China were relatively weak, due
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“My Name” My given name is Pedro. It is a Spanish form of the name Peter. I got my name because my father’s name is the same. My last name is Sanchez, which is also a Spanish name. My grandfather’s last name is Sanchez, and he was born in Spain. Sanchez is derived from the given name Sancho, meaning “sanctified”. Sanchez is the 8th most popular Hispanic last name. I like my name, but it is a very common male name. Also, my nickname is Pedrito, a sweet form of the Spanish name Pedro
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in reading the classical Chinese literature? Classical Chinese literature is written in an ancient form of language that is very different from nowadays colloquial Chinese. It refers to the earliest period and covers works from three thousand years ago to the late Qing Dynasty (1644 - 1911). Moreover, it has intimate relation with Chinese culture because if we want to further familiarize with the Chinese culture, we at least need to acquire advanced classical Chinese language before reading
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2010 THINKCHINA APPLICATION COLLEGE PROGRAM MEMORANDUM: Welcome to the 2010 ThinkChina Summer Internship Program Dear Parents, ThinkChina is the leading internship placement program for students interested in gaining unique working and cultural experience in Asia. ThinkChina creates and administers programs which allow your son or daughter to explore and gain valuable experience while promoting self-discovery in regards to their future. ThinkChina Program Directors are looking forward to getting
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