China

China, the Culture

China, the Culture – Suitable for people of ages 7 to 14 years, this title discusses the growth of the Chinese film industry, Chinese cuisine. … Read more

China

Diversity is the spice of life, and the highly regarded Cultures of the World series celebrates just that in fully updated, and expanded editions. As … Read more

Beijing, Evolution Of A City

Beijing, Evolution of a City

A City of Contrasts: Balancing Tradition and Modernity in Beijing Beijing, with its three thousand years of history, still represents an extraordinary center of attraction … Read more

Chinese industrial revolution

Evolving of the Chinese Industrial Revolution

Extreme pollution conditions make China rethink its socio-economic political view.

Some thoughts on the topic by TestTube News. Air pollution has become a major issue in China, and poses a threat to Chinese public health. The immense growth of the People’s Republic of China since the 1980s has resulted in increased soil pollution.

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As China’s waste production increases, insufficient efforts to develop capable recycling systems have been attributed to a lack of environmental awareness. In 2011, China produced 2.3 million tons of electronic waste. In 1997, the World Bank issued a report targeting China’s policy towards industrial pollution. The report stated that “hundreds of thousands of premature deaths and incidents of serious respiratory illness have been caused by exposure to industrial air pollution. [Wikipedia]

Evolving of the Chinese Industrial Revolution

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Red Chinese Battle Plan

Red Chinese Battle Plan

Red Chinese Battle Plan is a Cold War-era American Propagandistic documentary against China produced by the United States Department of Defense in 1967.

Presented as a documentary on Chinese history, the film mixed Cold War-era anti-communist rhetoric with earlier Western Yellow Peril rhetoric into one, portraying China as seeking to gain control of Africa and Latin America before moving on to capture the United States.

related article: People of Western China, 1940

expansion of China in South China Sea

The reasons behind the expansion of China in South China Sea

South China Sea is a strategic area for Chinese government.

The region has been a source of much tension among countries with competing territorial claims to portions of the region, and China’s rapid expansion in recent years has only made things worse.

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Paracels islands---expansion of China in South China Sea