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Cu Lao Cham, the Beautiful Offshore IslandCu Lao Cham is known as a beautiful island with various wild animals and legendary landscapes. -
A D.I.Y Guide to Learning the Lao LanguageThe author shares her collection of online, print and audio resources for those interested in learning the Lao language. Includes where to find websites with free Lao courses, dictionary reviews, book reviews and more! -
The Thai Culture: Religion and HistoryThe culture of Thailand is deeply imbued with Theravada Buddhism, which is the official religion practiced by almost the entire population (4% of Muslim and less than 1% of Christians).
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Lao Tzu's Tao Te Chingan essay concerning some basic teachings and history of Taoism
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Introducing Sticky Rice: What it is and How to Eat ItStep outside your comfort zone, try something new. Start off with some sticky rice!
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The Four Place Shrine and Human DeitiesAt the dawn of mankind humans worshiped mostly natural phenomena, and supernatural forces such as spirits of nature and celestial deities. Deities of trees, forest, mountains, sea, rivers and other symbols of fetishism. -
The Tao Te Ching Still Offers Sage AdviceAnyone with an interest in Chinese culture will encounter Taoism, either as a religion or as a life philosophy.
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Chinese Christmas TraditionsYes, the Chinese do celebrate Christmas! As China evolves into a global superpower, western traditions profoundly influence its culture. Santa Claus has finally arrived, to the delight of Chinese children and parents alike.
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Monkey and Its Relationship with Religion and Politics During the Ming and DynastyThis is a review of the Chinese classic Monkey and how it directly reflects the culture of Ming China.
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What is Shinto? An Overview of Ancient Japanese MythologyOverview of Shintoism, its origins, culture, and practice. -
Your First Trip to ChinaA brief article talking about some of the culture shock experienced by a first-time visitor to China.
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Three Heads of LeadeshipDr. Martin Luther King Jr., Niccolo Machiavelli, and Lao Tzu are three of the most talked about leaders in history. This short essay compares their leadership qualities and explains to readers what leadership should actually be all about.
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Sport and Third World - Cuba & LaosSport and Third World:Cuba and Laos" is a comparative analysis of the sporting system in the Third World Socialist regimes as Cuba and the Lao People's Democratic Republic.
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Weddings & Engagements in Vietnam & EgyptAn academic paper comparing the cultures of sexuality in Vietnam & Egypt as they relate to wedding ceremonies and engagement. Written for my graduate level course in Sexuality and Culture.
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From Hai Ba Trung to Nguyen Dinh Chieu: Saigon's StreetsPeruse the histories behind these popular streets for a greater grasp on Vietnamese culture, names, and certainly city layouts - metropolises from Saigon to Hanoi use the same street names. -
Early Eastern vs Western PhilosophyRegarding the early Greek Sophists theory vs Lao Tzu & Buddhists
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Holidays on Earth Today: March 30, 2008It's Doctor's Day in America but are you familiar with all the other holidays occurring around the world today? -
The Beers of Southeast AsiaThe cold ones a weary traveler can find to slake the thirst across this hot and humid region. -
Anna May Wong: Chinese American Movie Star's Career was Derailed by RacismAnna May Wong, a third-generation Chinese-American, managed to have a substantial acting career despite racism that prevented her from taking roles opposite Caucasian leading men -
China & the Many Facets of NationalismNationalism in China will be examined forthcoming, as will its causes, influences and characteristics, and the effects Chinese nationalism has had on international relations particularly with the United States.
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Chinese New Year CardsIf you didn't get enough holiday at year's end, what's cool about Chinese New Year is that it's another great excuse to get together with friends to have some great food, great talk, and to mail some Chinese New Year cards.
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Irvington New Year ResolutionsHey folks! It's a New Year already! In case you've forgotten: it's time to make some life-changing resolutions! Stumped on ideas? Turn to your community for answers!
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The Illustrious Madam LiuAmerican businessman describes his experience working for a hard-core Communist boss in mainland China. -
Laos: The Appalachia of Southeast AsiaTravel in Laos, a small landlocked country in Southeast Asia, offers a tantalizing mixture of the exotic and familiar for folks with Appalachian roots, and low budget adventure for all. -
Me Scam You Long TimeA quick guide to scams commonly encountered by the tourist in Southeast Asia. -
Qi Gong and Meditation Can Make You Look and Feel YoungerThis article explains how the affects of meditation and Qi Gong can make you feel and look younger. It focuses on the fact that by stimulating certain parts of the body can in turn stimulate vitality.
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Child Abuse: A National Epidemic"Child abuse and neglect in the United States now represents a national emergency... Protection of children from harm is not just an ethical duty; it is a matter of national survival"
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Laos - Exotic Vacation DestinationOne of the most beautiful areas of Southeast Asia, Laos is bordered by Vietnam, China, Cambodia, and Thailand. A land filled with rolling forests and rugged mountains, this beautiful, tropical country has been growing in popularity. -
The Top 5 Best Buffets in Madison, WisconsinAn overview and description of the top five best choices for a lunch, dinner, or brunch buffet in Madison, Wisconsin
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Taoism: An Ancient Chinese System for Modern Western LivingTaoism is a system of Chinese philosophy and religious practices which extol the virtues of living in harmony with nature.
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