statement on its major strengths and weaknesses when fulfilling their social responsibility. As the largest and the most famous E-commercial company in China, we can say without hesitation that Alibaba is standing at the top of the Chinese E-commercial market. Although Alibaba has 73.8% market share in mail-order and online shopping area in China, however, it still has some strong domestic and foreign competitors such as: JD.com (also known as Jingdong) and Amazon. These successful giant companies
Made in China was written by Pun Gnai, a professor from social science department at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. This book portrays how globalization and industrial revolution impact Chinese migrant workers, especially female workers. In order to get the most accurate information, Pun stayed and worked as a regular worker. She obtained information that she did not expect when she interviewed the workers. She observed how migrant workers live and work in the factory, as well
Life Course" World Health Organization [1], 2 million of people will reach the age of 60 and older by 2050 globally. And it is now the issue, which varieties of countries are facing with – problems of the elderly or aging population. Spectacularly, China is a country has a forecast population will be doubled from 11% to 22% by 2030, also a country is now dealing with numerous problems of older people: life expectancy on the rise, decline in joint families and increasing job in the private sector; which
A. Plan of Investigation The purpose of this investigation is to analyze the extent to which foot binding reflected the roles of women in Neo-Confucianism China. Foot binding is a centuries old Chinese tradition that first began during the Neo-Confucianism era of China. Young girls had their feet tightly bound to prevent any growth. It was first popular with the upper social classes to show that the women were privileged enough that they didn’t have to work but the practice soon spread down to lower
the People’s Republic of China government argues that the policy can be perceived as a success through: drastic decline in birthrate that counteracts overpopulation, a decrease in poverty rates, and higher economic growth due to decline of birthrate. The Policy was put into effect September 25, 1983, but planning for the policy started as early as the 1963 after Chairman Mao Zedong’s Great Leap Forward Program- an economic disaster that would
Narrator: “Never forget the class struggle!” Called by Mao Zedong, the Chairman of the Communist Party of China, the cultural revolution was a series of sociopolitical movement within the People’s Republic of China during the 60's and the 70's. Mao Zedong purged remnants aspects of capitalist and traditional elements from Chinese society to preserve 'pure' Communist ideology and the re-imposing of Maoist Communism thought as the dominant ideology within the Country. We are going to have a peek
living conditions of the workers. Both of the theories are emphasise the role of the government and the important impact of the policies and regulations on the society. However, the state-centered
For instance, in rural societies and tribes such as the Kelabit who are the indigenous people of highlands of Borneo that believes that growing and cooking of rice can only be carried out by women and the cooked food are eaten to provide context for discussion and interaction
Amritpal Singh Lewis Cheng Asia 100 A March 13, 2018 China Population Management and The One Child Policy China is considered as the largest populated country in the world. According to the last survey conducted by the Government of China in January 2013, its population was nearly more than 1.35 Billion making it the number one ranked populated country of the world (“China Population”). China is holding its One Child policy for more than 35 years which means that each couple should have only one