China and its Culture

According to the history book, China has a history of about 4,000 years. Do they have the oldest concentration day that was discovered in 221 BC? E. Gunpowder, printing paper, magnetic compass and, of course, bureaucracy was made, so generations of countries have traded with China (Clayre 8). Many of their records are transparent and unidentified, and today's archaeologists are trying to reveal the truth of China, both in the past dynasties and rulers.

The history of China is attractive and complicated. The culture is described as peace and fierce battle. China is made by conquest and is basically governed by a series of warlords. However, China also experienced a period of peaceful and active trade with neighboring countries. China has also been separated many times from the influence of the outside world, and it has become a closed society. These experiences have deeply shaped Chinese culture and strategic thinking. The last century was very difficult for China. The occupation of the Japanese in the 1930s and 1940s and the civil war governed by the Communist Party of Mao Zedong and China in 1949 was a very turbulent era in the history of China. From this civil war, the People's Republic of China has appeared. But this is the beginning of another isolated period China is about to revitalize.

In the 19th century China was involved in famine and civil war after many years of domination of foreign imperialists. Boxer uprising began in 1899 and ended in 1901 with the aim of restoring Chinese traditional culture, religion, Confucian ethics. The situation in China is further exacerbated by internal turmoil caused by many people in the Qing Dynasty who believe it is a policy illegal act and corruption. The dynasty collapsed in 1912, the Republic of China was founded. After the Second World War, China was dominated by the revolutionary communist, Mao Zedong Mao Zedong, who established the People's Republic of China. He launched the famous "Little Red Book" which forced the authoritarian society, tightly controlled the Chinese people, and listed the number and direction of exits as part of the next major proletarian culture revolution.