Sino-Soviet Relations From 1945-1989 : 5 pages in
length.
Nineteen eighty-nine was a most significant year for
Sino-Soviet relations. The Chinese and the Russians had
endured several decades of discord that ultimately
culminated in the restoration of party-to-party relations,
bringing together the two communist parties. The events
that initially caused the rift between the two powers served
to create considerable strain within existing Sino-Soviet
relations; these concerns were not so much because of
Russian initiatives or concessions but more because
Chinese developments. The writer discusses the events
affecting Sino-Soviet relations between 1945 and 1989.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Sinosov.wps
A Comparison Between The Han Dynasty And The
Ancient Greeks : 6 pages in length. A comparative paper
in which the writer attempts to reconcile how classic Greeks
would view China during the time of the Han Dynasty. The
writer explores various differences in the politics and
culture of these two groups. Chinagre.wps The
Opium Wars : A 6 page paper discussing the causes
and results of the two Opium Wars (1839-1842 and
1856-1858) between China and Britain. In 300 years of
trade with China, Britain had developed a thirst for China’s
tea as well as appetites for Chinese silk and porcelain, but
pre-industrial China found very little to desire from
Britain’s offerings. To ease the resulting tremendous trade
deficit, Britain began growing opium in its colony India
and insisted that China allow it to enter their country for
use by their people. China declined the affront to their
national sovereignty, lost Hong Kong to Britain, and later
lost all right to restrict the opium trade within their borders.
Bibliography lists 6 sources. Opwar.wps
Today’s China in Light of the Past : A 5 page
paper
discussing modern China with reference to long-standing
beliefs and practices. As a culture both ancient and so new
as to be positively modern, China remains a study in
contrasts. Guangdong International Trust & Investment
Corporation (GITIC) was forced by the government to go
bankrupt when it was not destitute, but the government was
alarmed over what it perceived to be the same types of
patterns that preceded the currency and banking crisis in
Japan and determined to force the GITIC to cease making
what it believed were loans of questionable value. China
remains an official “big emerging market,” but it is yet
unclear just what form of government and economic
structure will grow from the current chaos. Bibliography
lists 23 sources. KSchina99.doc
Economic Policy in China:
This 7 page paper examines
economic policy in China since the open door policy was
implemented by Deng Xiaoping. The nation’s economic
policies and conditions in the 1980s and 1990s are
discussed. Bibliography lists 7 sources. SA14Chin.wps
The Social Problems of the People’s Republic of China:
This 5 page paper assess the social problems experienced
by the People’s Republic of China (PRC), considering
some of the underpinnings that occurred during the 1960s
and emerging social issues of the current day. Specifically,
this paper assess the impact of the “send-down policy”
between 1967-1978, the problem of educational attainment,
and the struggles with the integration of recent economic
reforms and the impacts this has had on the social structure.
Bibliography lists 3 sources. MHPRC.wps
Chang’s “The Rape of Nanking” / The Chinese
Holocaust:
A 5 page paper on Iris Chang’s non-fiction book The Rape
of Nanking. In this work Chang describes the systematic
murder of the population of this Chinese city by the
Japanese in 1937, and posits some reasons for the Japanese
soldier’s unthinkable brutality. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Nanking.wps
Democracy In China : A 12 page research paper
dealing
with the background and development of the democracy
movement in China which culminated in the student
demonstrations of 1989 in Tiananmen Square. The writer
concentrates on the book The Deng Xiaoping Era by
Maurice Meisner since this scholarly work gives an
excellent overview of the events, politically and culturally,
which contributed to the development of the movement.
This paper demonstrates that with a thorough knowledge of
the background of the movement the rather inexplicable
events of 1989 begin to make sense within their own
cultural framework. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Demchina.wps
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