I chose those pictures because is my culture. For example we celebrated The Day of the Dead in November 2nd. We remembered ours dead family and friends. I chose one of the most popular singer his named is Vicente Fernandez, his most famous song is "Hermoso Carino". And the Mexican Flag represent my country.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Monday, February 21, 2011
My Blog Poster
This the map of Pakistan. The country i am from. It came into being in 1947. Pakistan have four provinces as you can see in picture,N.W.F.P, Sindh, Balchistan, and Punjab.They are not only different by name but also by culture As you can see the picture on the left show that how people from every part of the country wearing different kind of clothes and also have different languages.The picture on the right shows some great and Historic places in Pakistan.The first place known as Badshahi Masjid which was constructed by mughal emperors.The second picture is Meenar-e-Pakistan (the pillar of pakistan) one of the historic place in Pakistan.The third picture don't need any introduction it is the second highest mountain of world known as K2.The last but not least is a tomb of Jinnah (the founder of Pakistan ).I hope now you guys know little bit about Pakistan.
Cultural Identity Wrap up :
In this chapter i have learned some new things. The most important thing which i have never heard before is concept of "Melting Pot" and "Salad Bowl". Melting Pot means that how people from different cultures start following the same culture on the other hand "Salad bowl" means that how people live together and follow their own what they have learned from their own countries. The best part of this chapter was a Blog poster because I have learned about so many countries and now I know little bit about those countries.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
In my country every body respect the great history and our King. Therefore, in everywhere in Mongolia adore his pictures and statue. More over, new generation obsessed with tattoo of his picture and on our money bill his picture represented as well...
Overall, I selected some particular identities which I had been influenced by both American culture and Chinese culture. I hoped you could enjoy the trip. As we know, China is an Asia country, and American is a Northern American country, therefore, there do exist a big culture difference between these two countries. Personally, I was sensitive with music and food. Actually, I thought American culture has strong impact on me. For instance, I realized after I came here, I was more interested in hip-hop. It is really attractive, no matter its songs or dancing, I can feel enthusiasm and passion inside. Once, Jay Zhou and Leehom were my favorite singers, but now, I would like the black eyed peas and Rihanna best. In addition, I like tattoo as well, it is an amazing art. Compared with each traditional food, “Jiao Zi” can be regarded as Chinese traditional food, and “Mashed potatoes” probably represents American food. Usually, I preferred Cheesecake Factory to have a meal. In addition, I also like super sports cars so much. Possessing a Pagani Zonda has become my dream, hopefully one day, it will come true.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
cultural identity(kay)

while i taking this class, i read various article about different culture.
i came to here about 2years ago. but i did't understant about different culture.
but after taking this class, i learn a melting pot and salad bowl.
actually first i strange this words. but it is good describe about culture.
in addition, i'm interest about diversity culture.
i want to learn about it more .
Sunday, February 13, 2011
seokjin oh's poster
compare with American culture, but everyone already know when we studied "melting pot" and "salad bowl". I wanted to give my culture power so I decided the poster design, wrote information. We have very strong culture for example we have protected korean culture by ourself when we lost country, and nowadays we were affected by other countries, but we must maintain the national self-respect that is korean people think.
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