The Missing Element In The US Inflation Formula
Morning is the most important time in a day. I overslept yesterday and did not feel as energetic as I am used to for the whole day! Of course, I
Category: US vs China
Another Tearful Non-Fiction Story From A POW of The Korean War
I become a big fan of this blog author on the Chinese website called Wenxuecity.com (æćŠć in Chinese). Mr. Li has the same last name as my late mom. I
A Touching Real Story From The Korean War
I was reading this blog in Chinese dated February 22, 2018. It brought out my tears and I feel I must share this real story told by the person who
National Strengths & China Strategy
I can’t stop thinking about the amount of confidence exhibited by Mr. Yang, Jiechi (pronounced like Young-Jay-Chee) during the opening exchanges before the first meeting in Anchorage to his American
What We Can Learn From The Anchorage US-China Talks
First of all, Go Bears (today is girls’ soccer game between Berkeley and Stanford)! Went to Antioch yesterday for my sister’s Medical application, and did not have the time to
The US & The UN Can Work Together
Saying Vs Doing The Right Things This opinion piece on Washington Post hits the problem right on. Her central point is that “although the new president deserves kudos for his
China Is A “Paper” & Real Tiger
A Good Piece On US Advantages This essay by Hass of the Brookings Institute said what I have been meaning to say about China, perhaps with me adding more analytics.
Democracy Vs. Authoritarianism
The Suspicious Princelings My biggest learning from this WSJ article on the Ant IPO is the hidden role played by the most powerful families like the grandson of former president
The Keys To China Smartness
No matter how you call it (competitor, rivalry, enemy, conflict or challenger), the best way to get the most out of a Sino-US relationship and to avoid head-on conflicts is
Genocide Or No Genocide, There Are Many Questions, Part IV
See the entire paper on PDF attached.