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Write An essay "The concept of Model Minority and the Culture Of the Korean Minority"

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Answer 1

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“Model Minority” is the term given to the Korean minority, also known as Chaoxianz, in China. For the last 50 years the Korean minority has had little to no confrontation with the state and has been a model for their academic success (Yu, 2017). About two million Koreans are living in China, most are near the Korean border. Many Koreans came to China during the 17th century (Hays, 2015). Many would think that a “model minority” would assimilate into the mainland’s culture really fast, but since the group is not spread out over the country very much they can keep to their cultures and traditions more easily. To see if the Korean minorities have adopted some of the Chinese culture one needs to take a look at each of their language, religions, food, education, and overall culture.

According to Jeffrey Hays, “Most ethnic Koreans in China speak Mandarin Chinese and many also speak fluent Korean as their mother tongue” (Hays, 2015). Koreans speak differently when it comes to people of different ages. Koreans use different words when talking to people older than them and when talking to someone who is younger. They use the alphabet Hangul, which is one of the most easiest and distinctive languages (Hays, 2015). The Chinese language is the oldest written language in the world. The most spoken language in China is Mandarin-Chinese (“Chinese Language”). It is essential that the Koreans living in China know mandarin so they are able to communicate easily.

Religion does not play a strong role in ethnic Korean life. 

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Answer 2

Model Minority” is the term given to the Korean minority, also known as Chaoxianz, in China. For the last 50 years the Korean minority has had little to no confrontation with the state and has been a model for their academic success (Yu, 2017). About two million Koreans are living in China, most are near the Korean border. The Korean minority in China has developed an ideology and belief system different from those found elsewhere in China or in North or South Korea. Due in part to the accommodating nature of the nationality policies of the Chinese government, the Koreans have maintained a strong sense of ethnic identity, observable most clearly in the numerous Korean publications and cultural activity found in northeast China. The local Korean culture is seen by some of the residents of Jilin Province as having even a greater purity than the culture of either North or South Korea, being unaffected by Western influence or political dogmatism. The belief system most apparent in the Korean minority community combines factors adapted from Marxist ideologies, such as a favoring of atheism and socialism, with traditional Korean authority patterns and a strong sense of nationalism. , it appears that the Koreans in northeast China have a mixed opinion of the situations in North and South Korea, favoring the North Korean insistence on self-reliance but rejecting the personality cult of Kim Il Sung, and applauding the economic achievements of South Korea while opposing the presence of American troops. The need for reunification of the peninsula is widely seen to be imperative, based on both pragmatic and humanitarian grounds.

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