Yesterday, I learned that the jasmine flower is believed to have originated from Tibet! If this is true, there is a poignant serendipity in the fact that "Jasmine" has come to be a term applied to the revolution in Tunisia, and now it has become a banned word in China. In fact, "Jasmine" has not only been banned as a word, but it's been banned also as a flower.
Last Sunday, when Chinese responding to an online call for a Jasmine rally turned up outside a McDonald's in Beijing, they were immediately arrested. A few Chinese were arrested for carrying jasmine flowers in their hands!
First they banned "Egypt." Then they banned "Jasmine." What will they ban next?
Click here to read a longer article I wrote in the Huffington Post, explaining why China is not immune to the winds of change blowing from the Arab world.
شكرا لك، في إتقان نُقدّم خدمات أكاديمية متكاملة تبدأ من إعداد خطة البحثبأسس علمية دقيقة، مرورًا ببناء منهجية واضحة، وصولًا إلى صياغة بحث متكامل يرتقي لمعايير الجامعات، نعمل وفق خطوات مدروسة تشمل تحديد المشكلة، صياغة الأهداف، وضع الفرضيات، وتحديد المنهج والأدوات؛ لنضمن لك خطة بحث قوية تُسهّل عليك رحلة الكتابة وتضمن قبول بحثك من أول مرة.
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