China's Emerging Culture

In my thesis, I will study and explain how China will become the largest and most complex civilization in the world and its impact on other parts of East Asia. Beginning from the Neolithic and Bronze Age, I touch the important dynasties and their roles, specific philosophical and cultural changes around 10,000 BC. - In 233 BC, I will also learn about how Buddhism and its spreading throughout China, not East Asia. For East Asia it is between 800 CE and 1400 AD.

Superpower is defined as a country with worldwide influence in other countries in cultural, technical, military and political fields, and China is becoming a strong candidate for this position. Although the United States was the world's greatest power for decades, the rise in political tension between the United States and China led many people wonders. Is China the next superpower? If you do not write the word "made in China," it is difficult to find small defects in the United States. This is because China is the world's largest export trading country and the export value in 2016 is 0.7 trillion dollars higher than the US. China is also taking strong measures to build a global relationship to strengthen the relationship with previous allies. It also manages an effective public relations game that regards itself as a global force of globalism.

In this article we will analyze the situation of the Acer group in considering entry into China. We will compare China with India. India is an emerging country that uses various criteria such as differences in labor and culture, entry into China is a reasonable decision, we judge that timing is good. Next, we evaluated the five special economic zones in China and recommended the installation site of Acer's new production facility. Shenzhen is considered to be the most attractive place when comparing various special economic zones, taking into consideration other factors such as labor force, GDP as a measure of living conditions and distance from Hong Kong.

Under the Shang dynasty, there was a unified Chinese culture. This culture continues to prosper and many of the modern Chinese people still regard the business culture as the mainstream culture of China. During the Shang dynasty, China established a large city with a strong social status, expanded the irrigation system, monopolized the use of bronze, and established a writing system. The King of God is believed to have achieved a sacred purpose, not a political purpose. Instead, the council of chosen consultants will manage all aspects of the government. Border areas that are still governed are led by the chief who gained control of the relationship with the royal family.