Chinese-American Culture

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"In traditional Chinese society, great emphasis is placed on the incorporation of philosophical principles in everyday life. One of the greatest Chinese philosophers was Confucius. Since Confucius advocated respect for family and parents, filial piety has become a central feature of Chinese culture. Children are expected to put the interests of the family above their own aspirations. Thus, various aspects of Chinese culture are preserved in the home, particularly in households which contain older, extended-family members or first-generation immigrants.
Chinese American families often celebrate traditional Chinese holidays such as Chinese New Year and the moon festival. Custom dictates the celebration of such holidays with firecrackers, although in some communities the purchase of such fireworks is illegal. Another Chinese New Year custom is to send..."

More papers on Chinese-American Culture:

• Research Paper # 96599 : "Chinese-American History"
• Book Review # 122921 : "American Culture and Racial Anxiety"
• Essay # 88481 : "Chinese-Americans in FOB"

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