Tag: society
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The Celebration of Chuxi: A Reflection on Ageism in Modern Commentary
Every year, as the Chinese Lunar New Year approaches, families across the country gather to celebrate Chuxi—the eve of the New Year. It is a night steeped in tradition, one marked by joy, reunion, and reflection. Among the highlights of this evening is the grand celebration party broadcasted by CCTV, an event that has become…
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The World Is Not Flat Anymore: Rethinking Globalization in a Fragmented Era
When Thomas Friedman’s The World is Flat became a bestseller in 2005, it captured a moment of optimism about globalization. Friedman described a world where technology, free trade, and interconnectedness were leveling the playing field, allowing people, businesses, and nations to collaborate and compete on equal footing. The book’s core message was clear: in a…
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The Wahaha Saga: When Reality Outshines Fiction
In the realm of entertainment, few things captivate audiences quite like the dramatic tales of wealthy families, their power struggles, and the intricacies of inheritance. TVB, Hong Kong’s premier television broadcaster, has long recognized this fascination, consistently delivering gripping serials that delve into the complex dynamics of affluent clans. Their latest offering, “The Heir to…
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