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Opinion | The Trump Wrecking Ball comes to the White House The Trump Wrecking Ball comes to the White House
Philip Yeung
2025.10.23 20:12
Opinion | The Nobel Peace Prize---does a Trump loss mean greater global chaos? This year's Nobel Prize awards have been overshadowed by one man: Donald Trump.With this 800-lb gorilla in the room, who cares about the winner of the chemistry or the physics prize? No one will remember their names. Everyone had been waiting for the other shoe to drop. And when it did, the entire world held its breath, waiting for the Trump wrath to be unleashed.
Philip Yeung
2025.10.13 14:35
Opinion | A mad, stupid Trump leaves America dying, dislocated and in disarray Of all the hills to die on, America has chosen Donald Trump. Soon, if the chaos continues to fester, America's adversaries will be dancing on its grave. Under Trump, the absurdities, vulgarities, and animosities keep boiling over. In the latest display of bizarre bad taste, 800-plus US generals and admirals were summoned from around the world by its Secretary of War to Washington for an urgent meeting. No shows were considered AWOLS. At a big slice of its military budget, this pow-wow stinks with the smell of gunpowder.
Philip Yeung
2025.10.02 17:40
Opinion | China's secret of success--internationalization For over two thousand years, China kept itself to itself. During that long, uninterrupted span, its GDP remained stagnant, slipping even lower towards the end of the Qing dynasty. Li Hongzhang, the first minister, was stunned into sorrowful silence when he visited America in 1896, late in his life, when he saw motor cars, soaring skyscrapers, and gravity-defying elevators. He died broken-hearted. He knew with a sense of urgency that China was hopelessly behind.
Philip Yeung
2025.09.13 17:15
Opinion | Hospitality, Trump-style First India, and now South Korea. Trump is at it again, dishing out humiliation to its allies and trading partners alike. With Trump, nothing happens without melodrama. This time, immigration operatives can brag that they have carried out the biggest raid in Homeland Security's history.
Philip Yeung
2025.09.10 19:00
Opinion | The victory parade—a watershed moment in history For seventy minutes, all eyes of the world were riveted on Beijing. This is no ordinary march past. Its crisp goosestepping gives Chinese viewers goosebumps of pride. Tightly choreographed to the inch, it represents a nation marching into history.
Philip Yeung
2025.09.07 12:00
Opinion | The Chinese relationship with religion---the case of the CEO monk who lives like an unholy monarch It is my long-held belief that many Chinese are, at heart, irreligious. They are too down-to-earth to be unconditional believers. Confucianism itself is closer to a philosophy than a religion. Don't forget, their religious instincts are often watered down by centuries of ancestor worship, each family being watched over by its own dead guardian angel. Unique among cultures, we worship the god of money who vigilantly guards the doorway to our dwelling.
Philip Yeung
2025.08.24 16:40
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