Wang Gungwu
If you don't have a sense of the past, your future will be diminished. Knowing where you come from, where your roots are, and all those great - and terrible - things that happened in the past, strengthens your identity
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- Ideological emancipation
- The new Cold War?
- The development strategy for ‘Western’ China
- China’s economy has long been dominated by internal circulation
- How did the Western manipulation of public opinion hurt itself?
- A Brief Analysis of India’s Domestic Political Trends Behind the Sino-Indian Garewan River Conflict
- Why is there another political change in Kyrgzstan again?
- HK, tomorrow will be better
- What is wrong with US Political Science Scholars
- Why China can win
- What’s behind America’s failure to contain COVID-19?
- China’s involvement in Sudan from Chinese’s perspective
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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Creative Destruction, Libya in Washington’s Greater Middle East Project
Following is a well researched article by F. William Engdahl. IMHO, he is a very good clear headed analyst of current political events across the globe. For those who do not believe in coincidence, it’s notable that on March 19, 2011 the Obama … Continue reading
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Prisoners of a White God
Prisoners of a White God is a rather sad documentary film on the ethnic groups (mainly the Akha people) that are found in the mountainous region of Laos and Thailand. A Czech researcher investigated and brough to attention the insidious activities of Christian … Continue reading
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Open letter to President Obama
This is a highly readable open letter purportedly addressed to President Obama. This letter covers lots of ground, and I do find myself agreeing with the many points being expressed eloquently in the tongue in cheek style: mainly the Chinese people do not need … Continue reading
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Lecture by Wang Gungwu on Chinese culture and civilisation
Professor Wang Gungwu is a scholar on Chinese and South East Asian history. I am still reading and rereading the two books in my possession that are written by Professor Wang ( Ideas won’t keep – the struggles for China’s future and Bind us … Continue reading
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DENG XIAOPING’S HUMAN RIGHTS THEORY
First, it was the NZ earthquake. Then came the Japanese earthquake/tsunami disaster which occupied the headlines. The impact of the killer tsunami is vividly show on the TV , where despite all the advances and preperations to combat natural disaster, … Continue reading
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