Superstition in china
Xiuzhen Religion, and the Novels of Magic Superstition in …
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China’s postsocialist condition by reinventing premodern Chinese religion and culture, especially that ... superstition, and further discuss the various iterations of the cultivator in these novels under the postsocialist and postsecular conditions. 2. Wuxia, the Early History of Chinese Fantasy in the Twentieth …
FROM "FEUDAL SUPERSTITION" TO "POPULAR BELIEFS": …
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From !t Feudal Superstition " to ,ň Popular Beliefs " 1 05 negative view is the admission by some scholars that annual festivals and ancestor worship can be "good customs" expressing traditional Chinese culture. As Feuchtwang comments, "But since 1978, ancestor worship has been recognized as a good …
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around China’s postsocialist condition by reinventing premodern Chinese religion and culture, especially that which has been negatively labelled “superstitious” since the twentieth century. The
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magic/superstition 1. Introduction At the beginning of the twenty-first century, Western fantasy novels such as J. R. R. Tolkien’s (1892–1973) The Lord of the Rings series (1954–55) and J. K. Rowling’s (1965–) Harry Potter series (1997–2007) were translated into Chinese in mainland China.1 Chinese fans wasted no time in
[PDF File] Can Superstition Create a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy? School …
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Keywords: education, superstition, zodiac, investment, self-esteem, test score, dragon, China Corresponding author: Naci Mocan Louisiana State University Department of Economics 3039 Business Education Complex Baton Rouge, LA 70803 USA E-mail: mocan@lsu.edu * This is the revised version of NBER …
[PDF File] CAN SUPERSTITION CREATE A SELF-FULFILLING …
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Can Superstition Create a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy? School Outcomes of Dragon Children of China Naci H Mocan and Han Yu NBER Working Paper No. 23709 August 2017 JEL No. D91,I21,Z1 ABSTRACT In Chinese culture those who are born in the year of the Dragon under the zodiac calendar are
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Can Superstition Create a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy? School Outcomes of Dragon Children in China Naci Mocan Louisiana State University, National Bureau of Economic Research, and Institute for Labor Economics Han Yu Dalton State College In China, those who have a dragon zodiac sign are believed to be destined for …
Superstition, conspicuous spending, and housing market: …
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mation results con rm this prediction, and support that superstition can help to explain the observed price di erentials. To test the role of conspicuous motive in lucky address premium, we use home charac-teristics that are correlated with conspicuous spending but uncorrelated with superstition. Speci cally, apartments of larger …
[PDF File] How Does Superstition Become Intangible Cultural Heritage in ...
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Gao Superstition as Intangible Cultural Heritage in Postsocialist China 553 installed in the main hall of a temple, for which the local county govern-ment held a ribbon cutting. This temple hall was called Dragon Ancestral Hall, and on either side of its main entrance were these two signs: “Dragon
East Asian Studies, McGill University, Montré
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Gender and Superstition in Modern Chinese Literature Gal Gvili East Asian Studies, McGill University, Montréal, H3A 1W9, Canada; gal.gvili@mcgill.ca Received: 24 July 2019; Accepted: 30 September 2019; Published: 21 October 2019 Abstract: This article o ers a new perspective on the study of the discourse on …
[PDF File] Superstitionandrisk-taking: Evidencefrom“zodiacyear” beliefsinChina
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Forexample,inspecificationsthatusearichsetofindividualcontrols,zodiacyearrespondentsare 2.4percentagepoints(about5percent ...
[PDF File] Superstition and Audit Quality: Evidence from China
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1 In China, an audit engagement team consists of junior staff members and two signing auditors whose signatures are disclosed in the audit reports. The top signature is from the review partner, while the bottom signature is from the engagement partner (He et al., 2018). The review partner, who reviews the …
[PDF File] AFTERLIVES OF CHINESE COMMUNISM 269 44 迷信 Superstition
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Superstition was also a distinctly political problem for GMD and CCP cadres in the 1920s. In the north China countryside, loosely organised, religiously inspired rural militias had arisen in response to the depredations of militarist forces, demonstrating an ability to coalesce into ever larger confederations—as happened in 1926 when an
Superstition and Decision-Making: Contradiction or Complement?
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enhanced by the rapid economic growth of China since the late 1970s when the economic reforms started. China has gradually emerged as a great economic power.7 Although superstition was se-verely suppressed in China during the first three decades of communist rule, the restrictions have been gradually relaxed …
Numerological superstition and earnings management: evidence from China
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Superstition is common in many cultures and has been shown to have significant impact on humandecision-making(Kramer&Block,2008)[1].Inparticular,althoughwithoutanyscientific ground, numerological superstition is prevalent in both Western and Chinese cultures [2], …
[PDF File] China’s clamp down on “heretical organizations”
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China’s two year “anti-superstition” campaign is now a massive crackdown on followers of religious and spiritual movements such as the Falun Gong, Amnesty International said today in a new report. Amnesty International is calling on the Chinese government to stop the arbitrary
[PDF File] Superstitionandrisk-taking: Evidencefrom“zodiacyear” beliefsinChina
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Keywords: Risk aversion, Innovation, Insurance, Household Finance, Superstition, China, Zodiac Year ∗Fisman is from Boston University, Huang is from University of International Business and Economics, both Ning and Pan are from Xiamen University, Qiu is from McMaster University, and Wang is from the University of …
[PDF File] Superstition and Financial Decision Making
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little systematic empirical work on superstition in finance, perhaps because the testing of some Western superstitious ideas (e.g., unluckiness of Friday the 13th) imposes a small sample size. In this and other respects, numerological superstition in China’s stock market provides an appealing venue for testing how
The number of births in China in 2015: policy meets superstition
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jKey Laboratory of Assisted Reproduction, Ministry of Education, Beijing 100191, China k Reproductive Health Research Center of Peking University Health Science Center, Beijing 100191, China Fertility in China was long constrained by the One-Child policy enacted in 1978. Over time the policy was progressively relaxed,
[PDF File] Superstition and Financial Decision Making
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little systematic empirical work on superstition in finance, perhaps because the testing of some Western superstitious ideas (e.g., unluckiness of Friday the 13th) imposes a small sample size. In this and other respects, numerological superstition in China’s stock market provides an appealing venue for testing how
9 Daoism and Nationalism in Modern and Contemporary China
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show the profound influence of the concept of superstition.4 Under the Western conception of religion, Daoism was reshaped based on its tenets and its classics. Daoism was considered one of the major world religions in China, comparable to Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism. In the early twentieth …
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Keywords: education, superstition, zodiac, investment, self-esteem, test score, dragon, China Corresponding author: Naci Mocan Louisiana State University Department of Economics 3039 Business Education Complex Baton Rouge, LA 70803 USA E-mail: mocan@lsu.edu * This is the revised version of NBER …
40 MODERN CHINA / JANUARY1987 - JSTOR
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superstition becomes expressive of a subaltern worldview in its ability to focus local sentiment in ways the state may regard as potentially counterhegemonic. THE DEFINITION OF FEUDAL SUPERSTITION Feudal superstition is in a sense a residual category. The modern state in China regards all religious belief as …
Ancestor Worship in Contemporary China: An Empirical Investigation
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Empirical results suggest that, first, the most popular ancestor worship practices in contemporary China are venerating the spirits of ancestors or deceased. relatives and visiting the gravesite of ancestors. Ancestor worship. practice participants make up over 70 percent of the adult population. Second, on average, males are more …
[PDF File] Superstitionandrisk-taking: Evidencefrom“zodiacyear” beliefsinChina
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Superstitionandrisk-taking: Evidencefrom“zodiacyear” beliefsinChina This version: February 28, 2020 Abstract We show that superstitions –beliefs without scientific grounding – have material conse-
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