Li Bai

What would happen if defying the government could result in death? In the memoir Red Scarf Girl, Ji-li describes how everybody had dutifully followed Chairman Mao and took action in helping the Communist Party. On the other hand, others flouted the Party. During the events of the Cultural Revolution, Ji-li Jiang has self-conflicts about her true beliefs. Ji-li once believed in the kindness of the Communist Party and had confidence that the Cultural Revolution would benefit the fate of China. However

The first traditional hong was the Jardine Matheson. It was once seen to be more influential than the colonial government but nowadays it has become a minor player compared to Li Ka Shing's Hutchision Whampoa. Li Ka Shing, the Chairman or "Taipan" of Hutchision Whampoa, became the first Chinese to own a traditional hong. Li's drive and business ability helped foster Hutchision into a global conglomerate. Hong Kong Bank grew from a small trader's

Those being oppressed by their government must find a way to keep a sense of themselves and their beliefs despite others attempts to change them. In the Hairdresser of Harare by Tendai Huchu, Dumisani is a gay man in a country that heavily discriminates against homosexuality. Dumi is under constant threat of having his sexuality discovered and being punished by torture or imprisonment. Despite this fear, he is able to overcome the disdain his society holds in order to embrace who he truly is, “You

In the Red Scarf Girl book, teacher Zhang tells Ji-LI Jiang that “We cannot choose our families or our class status. But we can choose our futures… You are still an educable child.” He meant that just because Ji-Li grandpa was a one of the richest landlords in the city and to everyone by default Ji-Li and her family was considered “Four old.” Which means old customs, ideas, culture, and habits. The worst thing to be considered during those times of 1966 in China because it could lead to you and

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Li Bai who was also well known as Li Po was a famous Chinese man who lived in the 6th century. His poems are still well known in the current Chinese civilization and all over the world. Given the fact the he existed on a time when the Chinese were going through oppression, his poetry works encouraged people to understand how to articulate their feelings and views (Li. 55). In this perspective, individuals were able to get comfort in their lives and participate in activities that were encouraging

surprise why Du Fu's work is inherently different to the seemingly free work of Li Bai. The poem “Alone in her beauty” is a great example of the techniques Tang Dynasty poets used to incorporate the theme of love within their poetry. The poem describes a woman who is alone reflecting on the death of her brothers and family - a possible effect due to the rebellion at the time. In addition. her husband has left her. Unlike Li Bai, there is less need for interpretation when reading Du Fu. Without any knowledge

inevitability. Li Bai follows the same underlying theme in his Old Poem #9, Zhuangzhou dreaming. Both pieces of work have the same theme, but deliver it differently. Sophocles story, Oedipus Tyrannus, has its theme delivered at the end of the play. It is not subliminal or found through interpretation. After reading the play, and working back from what the reader learns throughout it, you can see that, in the end, Oedipus’s fate was inevitable.

story revolves around Jen, a governors daughter, that wishes to be free, more than anything. Jen steals the sword of the warrior (Li Mu Bai) and is soon pursued. She comes to find out that her master is not quite who she says she is, and ends up being Jade Fox, a woman who murdered the master of Li Mu Bai. Jen runs away after being forced to marry, and Shu Lien and Li Mu Bai follow her to retrieve the sword.