Malherbe called for a simple, harmonious metre and a sober, almost prosaic vocabulary, pruned of poetic fancy.
"With the government calling for a 'harmonious society,"' he said, referring to a political slogan of President Hu Jintao, "the only thing we can do is to give them compensation to calm them down".
Deleted sites have "been harmonised", in reference to President Hu Jintao's calls for a "harmonious" society.
In China, President Hu Jintao's call for a "harmonious society" recognises the risks from growing inequalities between regions, between cities and the surrounding countryside, and within cities.Yet a seminar at the ADB's annual meeting in Tashkent this month brought home how hard it is to agree on a common framework for ensuring "inclusive" growth and social protection.
Bove's show is so harmonious, so arresting, that it almost calls for a copy of "Be Here Now".
He called his forum a "Harmonious Solidarity for the Grand Coalition to Tackle the Earthquake Disaster".
Kerri Mason of Billboard called the song a harmonious ballad which, along with the single "4 Minutes", "might be some of her best work yet".
The move away from traditional Marxist attitudes evolved from Hu's campaign for what he calls "a harmonious socialist society". The concept, in effect an appeal for good behavior, was designed to replace the moral void left when the party long ago jettisoned historical Chinese values and, more recently, loosened the zipped-tight social strictures of communism under Mao Zedong.
In 2006 the official document defining Mr Hu's ideology of a "harmonious society" called for "balancing leniency and severity".
Since Brazil is the largest Roman Catholic country in the world, the Social Christian doctrine espoused in papal encyclicals like "Rerum Novarum," which called for greater social solidarity and a more harmonious relationship between capital and labor, was also an important influence.
