Should I Apologize to the U.S.?
I have long believed that the U.S. owes me an apology. In accordance with the advice of an ACLU official, I tried to have this issue resolved by a university where I studied, but the university...
View Article(2) One Statement about International Understanding Led to Decade-Long Miseries
It has been a story consisting of many episodes. In September 1994, I was admitted into a university as a university fellow, which guaranteed four years of financial aid from either the university or...
View Article(3) Normal Academic Progress
When I arrived in this land in the mid-1990s, a heated debate was going on regarding U.S.-China relations: engagement or containment. As a Chinese studying in the U.S., I had been a great admirer of...
View Article(4) Would America's Beacon Burn as Bright as, Say, Hong Kong’s?
Many people around the world have long wondered whether America’s beacon still burns bright. Finally, President-elect Obama gave us an emphatic YES. But as mentioned in my first blog diary, I honestly...
View ArticleAmerican vs. Chinese Blogs
I have been writing blogs in both Chinese and English and I wish here to make a comparison between the two.Anonymous Comments: Chinese blogs allow anonymous comments and Chinese internet users strongly...
View ArticleWhy Fort Hood?
A sentence in news reports about Fort Hood shootings is revealing."Officers raided the apartment of the soldier suspected in the shootings at Fort Hood, Texas, early Friday, searching for clues as to...
View ArticleAmerican Media should Indeed Report on This Guy
This is a story about an American young man who fell in love with a Chinese lady. After several years, the lady was paralyzed in an accident. The American, who is not rich, has not deserted her, but...
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