DOI: 10.5353/th_b5185917
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Learning to be ethnic : the case of Tibetans in Minzu University of China

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“…The 1 H NMR identification spectral data of transand cis-crocetin are described below. In comparison to trans-crocetin, cis-crocetin shows more numerous peaks due to hydrogen atom interaction around the isomeric sites, which are in agreement with the reported literature [40].…”
Section: Recovery and Characterization Of Targetssupporting
confidence: 92%
“…The 1 H NMR identification spectral data of transand cis-crocetin are described below. In comparison to trans-crocetin, cis-crocetin shows more numerous peaks due to hydrogen atom interaction around the isomeric sites, which are in agreement with the reported literature [40].…”
Section: Recovery and Characterization Of Targetssupporting
confidence: 92%
“…In general, Han is not only in a leading position with 91.51% of population (National Bureau of Statistics, 2011), but also in other fields, such as economy, culture and education. The term minority has long related to peripheral, barbarian, inferior, backward and distrusted (Yi 2008(Yi ,2016Yang, 2014). For national integration and the disadvantaged position of ethnic minority groups, the government has introduced some polices and regulations to reduce the education gap between Han and ethnic minorities.…”
Section: Feminist Intersectionalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chen (2015) surveyed 85 overseas students from the United States and found that the visual learning style was preferred by the surveyed student most, followed by auditory and kinesthetic learning styles successively. Yang (2016) drew on the design thought of Wang (2014) based on this questionnaire and investigated 74 middle school students from Burma. Statistics show that the Chinese learning style of these middle school students presents the following tendency: visual > auditory > kinesthetic.…”
Section: Related Research On Chinese As L2mentioning
confidence: 99%