Tang Xia (532 results)

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Paperback. Condition: New. Proud and Angry addresses the question of what drove two million Hongkongers to the streets in 2019 in the largest ever protest in this post-colonial society. It answers this question by examining Hong Kong's unique post-colonial political culture where the former colonists left but the new ruler was unable to establish itself under the institutional design of One Country Two Systems. In this political vacuum, local Hongkongers desperately searched for a new political identity based on Hong Kong's indigenous culture; they felt angry about being abandoned by the British but were too proud to be associated with the Chinese mainlanders who are perceived as newly rich but unsophisticated. They accepted Chinese sovereignty in Hong Kong but resisted being integrated into the Chinese state. They demonstrated a strong populist tendency to protest on the street even after the passage of the Hong Kong National Security Law. As for the factors that encouraged the development of this political culture, the book shows that the resistance to mandarin education, the pro-Western legal system, the anti-China media led by Apple Daily, the refusal to implement patriotic education in schools all contributed to the hostility of Hongkongers toward Beijing. Large-scale protest can still be triggered unless changes are made in language policy, school curriculum, the media environment and the legal system. This study draws solid empirical evidence from a territory-wide public opinion survey. Through multiple embedded survey experiments and an innovative statistical weighting technique, the book detects a large amount of public resistance to the Chinese state that was otherwise hidden due to the respondents' fear of political retribution. In addition to improving public opinion survey methodology, this study contributes to the political culture literature by presenting a distinctive transitional post-colonial culture that follows neither the colonial mentality nor the will of the new ruler.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Proud and Angry addresses the question of what drove two million Hongkongers to the streets in 2019 in the largest ever protest in this post-colonial society. It answers this question by examining Hong Kong's unique post-colonial political culture where the former colonists left but the new ruler was unable to establish itself under the institutional design of One Country Two Systems. In this political vacuum, local Hongkongers desperately searched for a new political identity based on Hong Kong's indigenous culture; they felt angry about being abandoned by the British but were too proud to be associated with the Chinese mainlanders who are perceived as newly rich but unsophisticated. They accepted Chinese sovereignty in Hong Kong but resisted being integrated into the Chinese state. They demonstrated a strong populist tendency to protest on the street even after the passage of the Hong Kong National Security Law. As for the factors that encouraged the development of this political culture, the book shows that the resistance to mandarin education, the pro-Western legal system, the anti-China media led by Apple Daily, the refusal to implement patriotic education in schools all contributed to the hostility of Hongkongers toward Beijing. Large-scale protest can still be triggered unless changes are made in language policy, school curriculum, the media environment and the legal system. This study draws solid empirical evidence from a territory-wide public opinion survey. Through multiple embedded survey experiments and an innovative statistical weighting technique, the book detects a large amount of public resistance to the Chinese state that was otherwise hidden due to the respondents' fear of political retribution. In addition to improving public opinion survey methodology, this study contributes to the political culture literature by presenting a distinctive transitional post-colonial culture that follows neither the colonial mentality nor the will of the new ruler.…

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paperback. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.Paperback. Publisher: Guangdong People s Publishing House. This book of the art of Cantonese fully affirmed the spirit and artistic achievement. Review of the opera. Chaozhou opera. Han Ju. and.

paperback. Condition: New. Paperback. Pub Date :2013-10-01 Pages: 80 Language: Chinese Publisher: Shanghai Renmei Basic information Title : Qiu Jin ( fine ) Price: 18 yuan Author : Xia Yan adaptation : Zhouke Gang Painting : Tang Yi Fang Press: Shanghai Merrill Publication Date :2013-10-01ISBN: 9787532286638 words: Page: 80 Revision: Binding: Folio: 50 open weight : Editor Xia Yan compilation of Qiu Jin ( fine ) : Qing Dynasty. Allied Forces invaded China . the Qing government to maintain the rule of corruption . the p. …

paperback. Condition: New. Paperback.Pub Date:2015-09 Pages:134 Language:Chinese Publisher:Jinan Publishing House Hunter Nanka killed a mother bear and captured her children Jack and Jenny alive. Jack was cute and smart. and gradually got used to living with humans. Later. the clever Jack took the opportunity to escape and returned to the jungle of Takla Mountain. growing up to be a bear king that animals feared and people were helpless. Unfortunately. the bear king was finally caught by Nanka. He became a plaything in.…

paperback. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.Paperback. Publisher: Gansu Ethnic Publishing House. book the eighth century to the twentieth century. more than 120 spaces during the period of the monks of Tibetan Buddhism.

paperback. Condition: New. Paperback. Pub Date :2013-09-01 Pages: 245 Language: Chinese Publisher: Anhui Science and Technology Press basic information [ Title ] [Press] fitter skills of Anhui Science and Technology Press % 4-2633495 % [the author] Zhao Yuxia . the Soviet Union and the Church editor [ ISBN 9787533760052 ] [ Price ] 36nbsp Publication Date 2013-09-01 00:00:00 Date 2013-09-01 00:00:00 printing Binding paperback [ Folio ] 26cm [ 245 words ] [Page] [ Edition ] 1st Edition [ impressions ] Introduction fitt.…

paperback. Condition: New. Paperback. Pub Date :2009-03-01 Pages: 254 Publisher: Elephant Press sheets: 8.125.