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…"Illicit drugs destroy innumerable individual lives and undermine our society"(Kofi Annan). The Peoples Republic of China believes that United Nations International Drug Control Program has to immediately attack the problem of drugs on the four fronts…

…Introduction: On Saturday, March 18, 2000, voters will go to 13,457 ballot booths in the “free area of the Republic of China” that is Taiwan. Four years after their democratic presidential election and with their island’s future still uncertain, voters…

…in Asia and internationally. Firstly, the outcome of the war had great significance in both China and Japan, it’s participants. It also resulted in reverberations around the international community concerning the new power allocations in Asia that would have…

…, such as Mainland China, Singapore and Hong Kong etc. In the future the trade will seem to continue to increase. Although the cultural differences are existent between Australia and other Asian countries, but these differences do not become a boundary to inhibit…

…1.0 Introduction. Since China implemented its open door policy in 1979, this country has been experiencing fast development in many areas. It attracts many western businesses to find opportunities in this large market. However, just like our Chinese…

…Throughout China's history homosexuality has been tolerated but in the twentieth century this dramatically changed to a more conservative culture. But the proposition that homosexuality was completely tolerated in traditional china must be qualified…

…Which city is the hottest city in the world nowadays? Somebody will say New York, or somebody will say Tokyo; however, David Ignatius will tell you it should be Shanghai of China. According to the article “Come See the Shanghai Bubble” written by David…

…it comes to foreign affairs. One of his major contributions during his presidency was his opening of China. He was the first American to officially visit communist China in over 25 years. Nixon felt that China was a very important nation because…

…The Tibetan struggle for independence is illuminated by the flight of the Chinese controlled religious leader. China feels they have the right to persecute and destroy a culture that has survived peacefully for so many years. Unfortunately nobody…

…, especially China. This is the first time Australia has felt Asian countries as a threat. Australia was also influenced the fear of communism. When China became communist in 1949, they feared that as the most populated country in the world, they would spread…