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www.schedium.net
[AI summary] The text provides an in-depth exploration of Confucian parenting practices, highlighting the use of shame, comparison, and filial piety as tools for social cohesion. It contrasts these traditional methods with modern examples of parental control, such as the pressure on a Shanghai girl to prioritize marriage over career. The author critiques the myth of the 'harmonious' Confucian family, emphasizing that family dynamics are complex and not inherently superior or inferior to Western models. The piece also touches on broader themes of cultural identity, such as the duality of Macau and the challenges of navigating public transport in Tainan. |
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gosha.net
Photography, design, writing, and software projects by Gosha Tcherednitchenko |
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madeinchinajournal.com
It began as an innocuous inquiry on Facebook. Nelson Felix, a resident of New York State, posted in the group 'What's My Typewriter Worth?' about a curious find he made while clearing out the basement of his wife's grandfather. He shared a few photos. The keys on the typewriter are all in Chinese, Felix noted, [...] |
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historytheinterestingbits.com
In today's episode of myWordly Women, author spotlight series, I have a chat with Tudor historianAimee Fleming. |
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