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, 2023 As the saying goes: "良言一句三冬暖,恶语伤人六月寒A good word will warm the winter three times, and a bad word will hurt others and the June cold." Polite words are among the good words. Polite language plays a very important role in public relations activities.
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, 2005 Beginning with the bloody communist purges of the Jiangxi era of the late 1920s and early 1930s and moving forward to the wild excesses of the Cultural Revolution, Policing Chinese Politics explores the question of revolutionary violence and the political passion that propels it.
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Chinese concepts and relational international politics
All Azimuth: A Journal of Foreign Policy and Peace, 2017 The rise of China troubles the taken-for-granted epistemological and ontological constitution of International Relations (IR) theory. The Greek term ‘theoria’ implied travelling to foreign locales with the aim of gaining illumination that can then simultaneously inform and transform the ‘home’ of the traveler.
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Chinese Politics in Malaya [PDF]
The China Quarterly, 1970 During the past 20 years, the politics of the Chinese in Malaya has been a subject of international interest.The Malayan Communist Party has been predominantly Chinese; it was Chinese politics in Singapore (briefly part of Malaysia) which produced the phenomenon of Lee Kuan Yew; and the Kuala Lumpur riots of May 1969 are widely thought to have been ...
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Educating for Chinese politeness
, 2021 The Chinese language has many expressions of politeness such as “Li rang” or comity\ud and “Rang li” or ceding profit. Yet, there is a contradiction between an image of Chinese\ud amity and hospitality in private and the brashness exhibited in public places.
Tak-Yuen Chan, Benjamin, Morgan, William
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The Paradigms of Chinese Ethnic Politics
, 2011 The nature of the interethnic relationships is determined by the unwritten principle according to which they present themselves as a zero-sum operation, where the profit of one party will necessarily be associated with loss for the opposite side of the equation.
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2021
China has undergone a rapid rise to global power status. All too often, however, China’s role in global politics is still analysed according to outdated categories and stereotypical classifications. This textbook introduces the reader to the foundations of Chinese state philosophy and political history, as well as to the one-party state’s basic ...
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China has undergone a rapid rise to global power status. All too often, however, China’s role in global politics is still analysed according to outdated categories and stereotypical classifications. This textbook introduces the reader to the foundations of Chinese state philosophy and political history, as well as to the one-party state’s basic ...
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2023
Politeness in Chinese is a well-researched concept in pragmatics; however, this pioneering book sheds an original new light on the subject. It provides a thorough diachronic investigation of Chinese politeness, and argues for universality in politeness theorizing.
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Politeness in Chinese is a well-researched concept in pragmatics; however, this pioneering book sheds an original new light on the subject. It provides a thorough diachronic investigation of Chinese politeness, and argues for universality in politeness theorizing.
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Political Science and Chinese Political Studies—Where Is Chinese Political Science Headed?
Journal of Chinese Political Science, 2018This paper aims to discuss the ongoing academic debate on the new developments in Chinese political studies over the past three decades, and how the discipline will advance knowledge about Chinese politics in the future. In the debate some scholars emphasize the scientific, universal, and cosmopolitan nature and orientation of political research, while
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