This website is currently not commenting on the recent happenings of President Trump, because Trump is engaged in so many activities which don’t make sense or are illegal. It takes several essays to comment and assess on Trump’s recent activities. 2025 is 80 years past the end of WWII. WWII was a world war involving […]
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The World Needs to Address WWII Atrocities: Acknowledge Past Mistakes, Apologize, and Pursue Peaceful Pursuits
January 2026
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Assessment of President Trump’s Policies in 4th Quarter 2025
December 2025
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President Trump has implemented multiple policies in his second term as the President of the U.S. During the past 10 months, he has tried to implement many policies: on tariffs, on economic policies (domestic and international), on the environment, on domestic policies toward the less well off and the poor, on immigration, on issues related […]
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Update on Perspective on US-China Relationship
December 2024
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However, there are also tariffs that the Trump administration will impose on China (and tariffs during his previous term as the U.S. President). As the matter of fact, the Biden administration already has imposed many tariffs (including those from the first President Trump) on China. China has also purchased large amounts of certain agricultural products […]
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A South China Morning Post Editorial “How Chinese philosophy influenced US founding fathers”
This was an editorial opinion by Chow Chung-yan, Editor-in-Chief of the South China Morning Post (SCMP) on 6/26/2026. I am reprinting this article. “Founding Father, Benjamin Franklin, published the sayings of Confucius in his colonial newspaper and today’s sculpture recognising that ancient Chinese age is carved into the face of the United States Supreme Court […]