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The interaction of dance cultures is an inevitable process of evolution of human civilization. This article is intended not only to shed light on the spread of foreign dances in China, but also to assess their role in the modern education system of the country. The main emphasis is on the dissemination of foreign dance culture as a tool of public diplomacy. Some promising vectors are identified, the consideration of which will allow to continue the effective evolution of foreign dance culture in China.

This paper explores the voices of resistance against the Dakar Rally's decade-long operation in South America. Drawing upon the three-prong framework of environmental justice (EJ), the analysis showcases how the less powerful stakeholders in the hosting countries articulated the deleterious consequences caused by the event to the local communities and ecologies. Moreover, by situating the Dakar Rally's expeditions in South America within the global capitalist economy, the paper explains why the most prestigious car rally is an exemplary manifestation of ecological imperialism, as it is not only a showcase of unsustainable industries (represented by fossil-fuel vehicles) with European colonial hubris but also a newer stage of an ongoing centuries-old process of extracting ecological resources from the Global South to benefit the increasingly mobile, vampire-like transnational capital.

This article studies the cultural interaction and ethical construction in the foreign translation of national cultural classics. On the basis of combing the existing research on translation ethics, a new overall framework of translation ethics research will be constructed with the help of related concepts and research methods of ethics, with a view to promoting the in-depth development of translation ethics research.

Norman Kwong was a Chinese Canadian football star with a ground-breaking career in the Canadian Football League in the 1950s before he reached unprecedented success post-retirement, most notably appointed as the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta in 2005. Acknowledging Kwong's significant accomplishments, this paper offers a critical reading of Canadian mainstream media's celebratory representation of Norman Kwong and his legacy, highlighting how his life stories, as constructed in the media, served to reaffirm the myth of Canadian multiculturalism. The paper concludes by pointing to an alternative interpretation of Kwong's legacy, one that foregrounds the Chinese diasporic communities' complicity and obligations in the settler colonial state.

GDP consists of Government Spending, Net Exports, Personal Consumption, and Business Investment. Education, Healthcare, Defense spendings are the three main areas where the government spends money on. This project analyzed these three spendings by comparing with countires GDP, analyzing per capita data, and growth rate. Finally, we made a prediction and give a short summary. We select the top 10 countries with the highest GDP in year 2019. And we select the data from year 2011 to 2016. Finally, we made a prediction and give a short summary. Data Source World Bank Language HTML JavaScript Python Tools Google API Publish link: https://chenchends.github.io/Visualization-of-Top-GDP-countries-Expenditure/ Author: Chen Chen

GDP consists of Government Spending, Net Exports, Personal Consumption, and Business Investment. Education, Healthcare, Defense spendings are the three main areas where the government spends money on. This project analyzed these three spendings by comparing with countires GDP, analyzing per capita data, and growth rate. Finally, we made a prediction and give a short summary. We select the top 10 countries with the highest GDP in year 2019. And we select the data from year 2011 to 2016. Finally, we made a prediction and give a short summary. Data Source World Bank Language HTML JavaScript Python Tools Google API Publish link: https://chenchends.github.io/Visualization-of-Top-GDP-countries-Expenditure/ Author: Chen Chen

This book highlights the diversity and richness of non-Mainland China and Taiwan-oriented gender issues from a unique Taiwanese perspective, in contrast to previous studies that have often placed Taiwanese gender issues under the huge umbrella of Mainland Chinese, Communist Chinese, or P.R.C. women's and gender studies. In a follow-up dialogue to and with Liu's, Karl's, and Ko's The Birth of Chinese Feminism, this book looks at the various metaphorical details of that "birth" and the different dimensions of Mainland Chinese versus Taiwanese feminism and gender issues. Although Chinese-heritage people share similar traditions, different gender problems have occurred in and challenged various local conditions of Chinese-speaking areas. Taiwan's gender issues have reflected Taiwan's unique historical, sociocultural, economic, political, (post)colonial, military, and diplomatic backgrounds, in ways unfamiliar to the many people with a Chinese background who are not Taiwanese. This volume gives a historical outline of the people and events that paved the way for the rise of Taiwanese feminism, and includes portraits of famous feminists, gender issues in institutions, and a variety of gender concerns

"Contents" -- "Editor and Contributors" -- "1 Introduction: (En)Gendering Taiwan" -- "1.1 Multidisciplinary Perspectives" -- "1.2 Blueprint of Book Contents and Contributors' Perspectives" -- "2 Siraya Concepts of Marriage in Seventeenth-Century Sincan: Impressions Gathered from the Letters of Two Dutch Missionaries" -- "2.1 Introduction" -- "2.2 Traditional Gender Relations: A Subjective View" -- "2.3 Minister's Aspirations" -- "2.4 Cultural Outcome: Tacareij and Friends" -- "2.5 Epilogue" -- "References" -- "3 Taiwanese Communist Feminist, Xie Xuehong: Li Ang's Literary Portrait of Xie Xuehong's Pre-1949 Feminist Activism in Taiwan" -- "3.1 Political Portraits of Xie Xuehong: (Anti-)Communist and (Anti-)Colonialist Data" -- "3.2 Numerous People's Memoirs" -- "3.3 Published Interviews" -- "3.4 Old Feminist Activist Records" -- "3.5 Feminist Activism, Gender Theories, and Li Ang's Literary Works About Xie Xuehong's Child Bride Era" -- "3.6 Li Ang's Additional Literary Work on Xie Xuehong's Feminist Activism" -- "3.6.1 Capacities to (Re)Name/(Re)Define Herself" -- "3.6.2 Feminist Empowerment in the Erotic Game of Writing" -- "3.7 After Xie Xuehong's Literacy: Li Ang's Further Work on Xie Xuehong's Pre-1949 Feminist Activism" -- "3.7.1 Women's Literacy" -- "3.7.2 Financial Independence in a Room of the Career Woman's Own" -- "3.7.3 Glass Ceiling" -- "3.7.4 First Female Bicycle Rider: Feminist and Sexual Metaphors" -- "3.7.5 Overseas Students' Return to Reform Their Hometown or Home Country: Taiwanese, Chinese, Post-colonial, and Marxist/Socialist Feminism" -- "3.7.6 Comparison and Contrasts" -- "3.7.7 The Merger of Li Ang, Xie Xuehong, and Women" -- "3.8 More and More French Feminist Theoretical Connections: After Li Ang's Literary Portrait of Xie Xuehong" -- "References

"The past century witnessed dramatic changes in the lives of modern Chinese women and gender politics. Whilst some revolutionary actions to rectify the feudalist patriarchy, such as foot-binding and polygyny were first seen in the late Qing period; the termination of the Qing Dynasty and establishment of Republican China in 1911-1912 initiated truly nation-wide constitutional reform alongside increasing gender egalitarianism. This book traces the radical changes in gender politics in China, and the way in which the lives, roles and status of Chinese women have been transformed over the last one hundred years. In doing so, it highlights three distinctive areas of development for modern Chinese women and gender politics: first, women's equal rights, freedom, careers, and images about their modernized femininity; second, Chinese women's overseas experiences and accomplishments; and third, advances in Chinese gender politics of non-heterosexuality and same-sex concerns.This book takes a multi-disciplinary approach, drawing on film, history, literature, and personal experience. As such, it will be of huge interest to students and scholars of Chinese culture and society, women's studies, gender studies and gender politics"--