Epilogue To Zhanshi's Room

“Yes that’s the one. He’s known us since we were tadpoles and he tells us about his adventures in the river.”

The emperor and minister relationship can be seen on page 284 of the text with the conversation Chunyu Fen has with the king. “ Now that he had to put up with groundless complaints and defamation, he was very unhappy”, this quote shows his obligation and respect that he has for the current king. Even with all the hard work he did in Southern kingdom he did not let this inflate his ego. He remind loyal to the king that has given Chunyu Fen his position of power.

Upon seeing the little thing in Shen’s hand, Aixin’s eye’s widen and the corners of his mouth curve into a bright smile.

Emperor K’ang-hsi was one of the greatest Chinese emperors of all time. Ruling from 1662 to 1722 he was also one of the longest ruling emperors in Chinese history and for that matter the world. K’ang-hsi brought China to long-term stability and relative wealth after years of war and chaos. Jonathan Spence writes from the eyes of K’ang-hsi getting his information from K’ang-hsi’s own writings. Though a little biased towards himself this book still provides important insight into his mind. Emperor of China is divided into six parts; In Motion, Ruling, Thinking, Growing Old, Sons, and Valedictory.

In October of 211 B.C E., the First Emperor set sail for his fifth tour of his empire. The emperor was looking for an elixir of immortality. The elixir was stuck on an island guarded by a sea monster. Along side him during his journey was, Li Si, Meng Yi, and Zhao Gao. Li Si was still the prime minister during the Qin Dynasty. Meng Yi was the younger brother of General Meng Tian. Zhao Ghao was a palace eunuche and minor official of low rank (85). During this time, the First Emperor was already afraid of death. He had undergone assassination attempts before the journey. He was also seeking immortality. After nine months on the journey, the emperor was nine thousand miles away from home. The emperor suddenly became ill (87). The Qin Dynasty

In 211 BCE, another ruler was thinking the same thing about himself. Shi Huangdi looks at the field of peasants laboring away. He liberated all of China, started the production of the Great Wall of China, reformed the political system, and put down any opposition dared to show its head. He smiles to himself, remembering his claim that his

The Emperor usulally gets the last word in anything that happens in his nation. This rank is went on, not picked up.

I attended the Howard Studio Theatre at the State College of Florida, on October 10, 2015, to see the play called Someone’s Knocking, by playwright Rich Orloff. The play’s curtain time was 8:00 pm, and it was a 90-minute long production with a 12-minute intermission between each act. The costs of the tickets were $12 for adults and $10 for both SCF students and staff. In addition, the play was directed by Professor Dean Anthony.

Sebald described the second emperor, Kaung-hsu, as being “fascinated by the mysteries of modern machines” (152). Although this may seem like a minute detail, Kaung Hsu’s love of modern machines is a representation of his favor for modernization. It was this interest in modernization that eventually led to a great disagreement with the Empress (152). Once it was clear that Tz’u-hsi would deny the nation of Kaung-hsu’s ideas of modernization, Kaung-hsu attempted to “wrest power to himself” and was stopped by the Empress (152). The Empress then imprisoned Kaung-hsu in a moated palace (152). Once the Emperor was confined, the Empress would be able to rule uncontested for as long as she lived and as long as the Emperor was powerless. To keep the Emperor powerless, Tz’u-hsi made sure that he stayed isolated for ten years until the late summer of 1908 when he started having “chronic headaches and backache, renal cramps, hypersensitivity to

China is a country with a long history. Looking back in history, there are many virtuous personages. After I read the Book of Odes and the Chronicles of Zuo, I found that both the official Zhongshan Fu and the Zichan are outstanding people, who help their duck to make a better kingdom.

After the United States developed the atomic at the end of World War II, interest in nuclear technology increased exponentially. People soon realized that nuclear technology could be used for electricity, as another alternative to fossil fuels. Today, nuclear power has its place in the world, but there is still a lot of controversy over the use of nuclear energy. Things such as the containment of radiation and few nuclear power plant accidents have given nuclear power a bad image. However, nuclear power is a reliable source of energy because it has no carbon emissions, energy is available at any time, little fuel is needed for a lot of energy, and as time goes on, it is becoming safer and safer.

"Oh Nicole, you know I only have eyes for you. How can anyone compete with your radiant beauty."

This online article by Bruce Schneier addresses a distinct way in which the Internet of Things is very similar to social class and the composition of society. He does so by creating one large analogy that compares the parts that constitute the whole of the Internet of Things to the parts that form a “world-size robot.” By examining this perspective the Functionalist school of thought, we can see that the Internet of Things and society are synonymous in structure. While the Internet of Things is made up of various technological devices, our society is analogically made up of institutions and social classes.

“So you will help me control my powers? I want them gone, is there a cure?” Ivy asked

As Zhanshi approaches JingYi’s room, he was surprised to hear screaming from inside the room. “Ahhhh...HOW CAN HE DO THIS TO ME!!!!...Ahhhhh ---crash--smash--”. { What is going on inside there?! } Zhanshi question to himself and pushes the door of the room open. As he walks into the room, he was again surprised to see it in a mess.