Special Economic Zones (SEZs) offer benefits like tax breaks, reduced regulation, and cheap land in order to incentivize businesses. SEZs must be set up strategically near ports and significant trade-friendly
locations to succeed.
Under the Open Door Policy of 1978, Deng Xiaoping, known as the """"Architect of Modern China"""", set up Special Economic Zones (SEZs), leading to China becoming the 'world's factory'. Consequently, SEZs
served as the catalyst to make China a superpower.

Karmic balance refers to the view that individuals who behave in a blameworthy manner will face punishment and suffering, and those who behave in a praiseworthy manner will lead eternally happy lives in the after-life. Divine grace refers to the view that irrespective of the morality of their actions in life, individuals will be forgiven and access eternally happy lives in the after life

"""Hikikomori"" is a Japanese term to describe a population of socially reclusive individuals who withdraw from the world and rarely leave the isolation of their homes. Substantial evidence shows that their social isolation is not merely a feature of other mental health issues, but a condition in itself. In Japan, the government has estimated that there may be 1-2 million such modern hermits, with an average age of 31. Although especially prominent in Japan, this is a growing phenomenon in the rest of the developed world. The United Kingdom, for example, created a Minister of Loneliness position in 2018 to help coordinate government action on this issue. The pandemic is believed to have greatly exacerbated this trend.

In this debate, ""treatment"" means assertive, direct, targeted outreach by state-funded counsellors. ""Prevention"" can include implementing large-scale education campaigns for parents, reforming schooling to prioritize building social skills, implementing public awareness campaigns, and other such programs."

"""Hikikomori"" is a Japanese term to describe a population of socially reclusive individuals who withdraw from the world and rarely leave the isolation of their homes. Substantial evidence shows that their social isolation is not merely a feature of other mental health issues, but a condition in itself. In Japan, the government has estimated that there may be 1-2 million such modern hermits, with an average age of 31. Although especially prominent in Japan, this is a growing phenomenon in the rest of the developed world. The United Kingdom, for example, created a Minister of Loneliness position in 2018 to help coordinate government action on this issue. The pandemic is believed to have greatly exacerbated this trend.

In this debate, ""treatment"" means assertive, direct, targeted outreach by state-funded counsellors. ""Prevention"" can include implementing large-scale education campaigns for parents, reforming schooling to prioritize building social skills, implementing public awareness campaigns, and other such programs."

X is a young person who sees an individual and falls in love with them at first sight. After spending the night talking to each other, they go their separate ways with no way of contacting each other.

In hopes of bringing the person back into their life, X ends up making three critically acclaimed movies that are about the meeting and what could have been in hopes that their lover would see these movies and reach out. After the release of the third movie which helped them gain unprecedented acclaim and money, they find out that their lover had passed away in a car accident before the release of the first movie. This causes them deep grief because they had spent their life after the idea of this person.