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As Mao’s political enemies were purged, he soon started to build the new type of government and reconstruct the orders in the nation. First, he believed that only by using a “triple alliance” of cadres, revolutionary organizations and the army, which represented the most significant three parts in the revolution, could China go back to the right track. In order to consolidate this alliance, Maoist leaders declared that a “revolutionary committee” was necessary and the only way to reorganize the political

Maya Lin is a driven and innovative artist of our time. Many of her works have been seen as controversial and received harsh criticism. She manages to trudge on. Her works express both an artistic and mathematical feel, somehow finding a beautiful marriage between. Her obsession with art and knowledge can be greatly attributed to her parents, as she was very successful at an early age. Her art career is one of many triumphs and breaking boundaries in the art world. Lin has a great love for nature

need to be held accountable for our actions; good or bad. Lin Yutang’s philosophy is that we need to accept that we need to accept responsibility of taking care of our parents in their old age because they took care and raise us as children. He feels that we owe it to them to be there for them in their old age. Yutang also believed that the elders were wiser and more important than others. “The wise man reads both books and life itself”- Lin Yutang. For as long as I can remember, my mom has worked

Annually, approximately four million people will visit the Statue of Liberty (Productions, Mixit). The monument holds many meanings; a symbol of Franco-American alliance, freedom, and liberty (LLC, Shea Media.). Lady Liberty, and many other monuments, are held in high regard and beloved by the American people. But how did this monument, and others, come to be? The idea of monumentalizing an event or person isn’t as straightforward as it sounds. While some people may think the process is easy, many

The figure he modeled that was the reaction of the struggle for freedom and democracy in the embryonic stage of capitalism. In A Dream of Red Mansions, Cao Xueqin portrayed the love tragedy among the feudal nobilities, like Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu, as well as other young men and women, which described the idea that all sentient beings are produced by the skandhas in the social life. So that it shines with brilliant masterpiece of realism as a mirror of that time. Based on the description

that was introduced aggressively in secondary school such as captain ball and also because our physical education teachers focused on physical fitness due to compulsory NAPFA tests. What sparked my interest in Badminton was watching a match between Lin Dan and Lee Chong Wei during the 2014 Asian Games. Watching both highly skilled players trade a multitude of shots on the court with their attention and focus only narrowed down to the shuttlecock amazed me. The way they could keep the audience fixated

Maya Lin The artist and architect Maya Lin entered public life at age 21, sparking waves of controversy in 1981 when she won a competition for the design of the Monument for the Veterans of the Vietnam War in Washington (Artist/Architect Maya Lin: Creating Epic, Earth-Friendly Designs | IIP Digital, 2016). Although her design, unconventional and dramatic, a wall of black granite in the shape of the letter V, with engravings of US soldiers’ names who were killed, was criticized by some veterans, currently

Maya Ying Lin, the dream became a reality. She not only won a monetary prize, but her design was also constructed in Washington, D.C. Finished in 1982, a black, reflective wall, sinking down into the earth became known as the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. The author of the passage, Brent Ashabranner, chose the title, “Always to Remember: The Vision of Maya Ying Lin,” because of the Vietnam Memorial’s special effect on the nation that will never be forgotten, and the way that Maya Ying Lin took the

Designing a monument could be considered as one of the most stressful parts of building a monument because it is the first thing that people notice. However, it is not always the first thing imagined. According to Maya Lin, she first had to visit the site and, "it was at the site that the idea for the design took shape". Of course, there are always complications with the design: it does not fit the style of the artist, or if people would be against the monument. This

The article “Late Quing Perceptions of Native Opium” was written by Lin, Man-Houng. The author’s academic credentials include graduating from Harvard and acquiring her Ph.D in History and East Asian Languages. Man-Houng was a Senior Research Fellow at the Academia Historica in Taiwan, later becoming the first woman to serve as president of the institute (SOAS). The journal article was published January 1, 2004 within the “Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies Vol. 64”, which is a semi-annual publication