Essays on Asia

Emerging markets are economies that have some, but not all, features that are strikingly similar to emerging economies. Brazil, South Africa, China, and Russia are examples of such markets, as are India, Nigeria, Mexico, and also the Asian tigers. The sustained high rates of gross domestic product (GDP) growth and...

The Apple corporation is one of the most powerful companies on the global business scene. The firm manufactures its materials in California but assembles them in China. The bulk of the work is seen in the American region, with casing and packaging projects taking place in the Chinese region. The...

The Threat of Extremism and Violent Environments With the heightened threat of extremism and violent environments in the postmodern globalized world, many countries have implemented strict legislation to defend their people by ensuring that terrorist activities can be prevented before they occur. Such interventions may have detrimental consequences, such as restricting...

The items in this text are genuine works of art that depict the histories and civilizations of China, Japan, Africa, the Americas, and Islam. A diverse array of historical and contemporary objects, including photographs of fashion and clothing, furniture fittings, native paintings, glass, wood, and bronze carvings, will be assembled...

Art in Japan consists of various media and forms, each with its own sense and roots. The paper investigates the significance of the Kamakura Buddha statues in Japan and the factors that inspired their development. Buddhist monks from Korea brought Buddhism to Japan around 552 AD. Buddhism, on the other...

“Art and China after 1989” explores the transitions in Chinese culture through exhibits of individualism, fact vs theory, and a general Chinese experience. The exhibition's six thematic parts express conservative eastern philosophies in nuanced ways while still exploring neoliberalism. The transition to modernism starts with the techniques used to portray...

Chariots of Fire Chariots of Fire is a classic film with fantastic running sequences. Colin Welland wrote the script, David Puttnam produced it, and Ian Charleson, Ben Cross, and Hugh Hudson directed it (Carter, 1983).The Core Focus The core focus centers around the British class hierarchy, which governed the nation after World...

The Belt and Road Initiative in Chinese Foreign Policy The incorporation of the Belt and Road Initiative in the Chinese Communist Party constitution demonstrated that the idea holds a key and important role in Chinese foreign policy (Fallon, 2015). Many concerned with the difficulties confronting China's overseas infrastructure see the initiative...

The Akshardham Temple The Akshardham temple is one of the world's largest Indian temples. The temple, which is located in New Delhi, India, is a reflection of classical Hindu culture, architecture, and spirituality. As such, it plays cultural and theological roles in the lives of both Indians and visitors. Since its...

Following World War II, the United States devised a containment policy to restrain the Soviet Union's expansionist impulses. The policy, according to Shi and George (933), was to apply fiscal, political, and military pressure. The foregoing are among the main patterns. The first trend was the signing of an armistice....

Last Days in VietnamLast Days in Vietnam combines two films into one that took place about 40 years ago and tells the vivid tale of Americans muddled departure from South Vietnam when communist forces closed in on Saigon. The other film is a related tale that has been reflected...

North Korea's Enmity with the United States North Korea has long regarded the United States as an adversary that poses a direct threat to its people's welfare. The main source of the enmity can be attributed to the 1950 war. North Korea seems to be constantly attacking South Korea with the...