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    The document discusses three objects that represent different cultural values and their influence on the production of knowledge. Object 1 is a character called "Fu" whose unique design represents values embedded in Chinese culture. Object 2 is an ornamental Christmas tree whose typical shape and color represent western values. Object 3 is a sugar container that was originally used by the author's grandmother to store calcium, representing the Chinese value of collecting things. Together, the objects show how cultural values can affect the formation of knowledge and traditions.

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    The document discusses three objects that represent different cultural values and their influence on the production of knowledge. Object 1 is a character called "Fu" whose unique design represents values embedded in Chinese culture. Object 2 is an ornamental Christmas tree whose typical shape and color represent western values. Object 3 is a sugar container that was originally used by the author's grandmother to store calcium, representing the Chinese value of collecting things. Together, the objects show how cultural values can affect the formation of knowledge and traditions.

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    In What Ways Do Values Affect The Production of Knowledge?: TOK Exhibition

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    The document discusses three objects that represent different cultural values and their influence on the production of knowledge. Object 1 is a character called "Fu" whose unique design represents values embedded in Chinese culture. Object 2 is an ornamental Christmas tree whose typical shape and color represent western values. Object 3 is a sugar container that was originally used by the author's grandmother to store calcium, representing the Chinese value of collecting things. Together, the objects show how cultural values can affect the formation of knowledge and traditions.

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    RYAN ZANG

    TOK
    EXHIBITION
    In what ways do values affect the
    production of knowledge?

    Object 1: The
    character of "Fu"

    The value embedded in


    Chinese people's heart
    creates this unique design
    of "Fu"

    Object 2: An ornamental
    Christmas tree

    The value of western people


    gives Christmas trees a
    typical shape and color.

    Object 3: A sugar container


    that was a container of old

    people's calcium

    Many Chinese old people has a


    habit of collecting things,
    including my grandma. This
    habit has shown by this object.

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