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According Jenson, there are two representing types of fan pathologies: obsessed loners and frenzied or hysterical crowd. At first, I would like define each type of fan pathology. First type of fan pathology is the obsessed loners type of fan. Jenson wrote the obsessed loners are “individuals achieve public notoriety by stalking or threatening or killing the celebrity”(Lewis, 1992, p11). There was a remarkable obsessed loner type fan became notorious for shooting the former Beatle in 1980. December

Chinese people face many stereotypes form day to day. In A Pair of Tickets and In Broad Daylight stereotypes of Chinese people such as flaunting poor fashion choices, looking the similar, rude manners, permanently oversized crowds, the Chinese government is overly forceful, and promiscuous are all exhibited, but In Broad Daylight upholds these stereotypes when A Pair of Tickets shatters some and upholds others. In Broad Daylight showcases Chinese women to be promiscuous. Mu Ying is publicly denounced

Classical China and Classical India were truly great civilizations known for their contributions to modern China and India, but ancient China has always been more popular in research than ancient India for some reason, possibly because of it being of the major powers in the world today. According to the author of History, Time, and Knowledge in Ancient India, “The lack of interest in history in ancient India has often been noted and contrasted with the situation in China and the West.” (Perrett 1)

During the Warring States period, the state adopted legalists policies, helping China unify after defeating its rivals for the first time in centuries. The King of Qin then decided the title " King" was not good enough so he started calling himself the " First Emperor ", a title hey coined himself, or invented. His state however did not out last him. Once in charge of all of China, the First Emperor and his Legalist minister Li Si embarked on a sweeping program of centralization that touched

The legacy of Liu Bang Throughout the history of China, most the emperor was from the noble class. However, there were a few where it started as a peasant and made their way to be an emperor; and one of the well-known peasant emperor was Liu Bang. Even though Liu Bang was born in a poor family, he was a kind-hearted, benevolent, and an open-minded human being. Liu Bang managed to become a successful emperor that the people were willing to obey to him because he knew how to delegate authority, utilized

The Impact of the Tang Dynasty “The future depends on what we do in the present” - Gandhi. Have you ever wondered what life would be like if Karl Benzin hadn’t created the first car, or Thomas Edison hadn’t invented the light bulb? Things that we take for granted now, were once a dream, an idea, a plan. The inventors probably had little idea about the impact it would have on the future. 4,000 years ago people wouldn’t have even dreamed of things that we take for granted now. But many of the people

characters of the novel, Amy Tan 's parents adopted a pluralistic identity. According to E. D. Huntley: Daisy and John Tan continued to cling to many elements of the culture of their homeland, living essentially insular life and socializing mainly with the members of California 's Chinese community, although their ambitions for their children included a certain degree of Americanization. (2) Despite the

As societies change and adapt to the changes happening around them, so to will the people change. Each generation will be different in some little and some large areas from the generation before them. The cultural differences in the experienced of women, seen generationally, is most evident in the lives of immigrant and minority women. The differences in each generation can easily be seen within the Chinese and Mexican women who immigrated to America. In Judy Yung’s 1999 collection, Unbound Voices:

should treat his/her parents and ancestors. These Confucian teachings in this particular excerpt explain why it was deemed a top priority to respect and honor one’s parents and ancestors. Ancestor worship is an ancient cultural tradition practiced in Han China during which a strict caste system was in place. From top to bottom the caste system consisted of: aristocrats and bureaucrats, skilled laborers and farmers, merchants, unskilled workers and servants, and a very small population of slaves. In

Alexis Bingham Confucianism as an Ethical System Is Confucianism a religion? The answer is not a simple one. It seems almost arrogant for me, a student in the western world, to proclaim an announcement on one of Asia’s largest belief systems. Certainly some of its followers believe it to be a religion. Others may believe it to be an ethical system. From my outside perspective based on what we have learned, I believe Confucius did not intend to create a religion. This does not necessarily preclude