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The Latest Warning to Taiwan
Australia and Singapore, both staunch allies of the United States, warn Taiwan against the independence road, which is likely leading to a war. | A Private Visit
Besides diplomatic protest, actions must be taken to ensure that the Singaporean leadership understands how the Taiwan visit by its Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong badly harmed China's core national interests. | China Complains, Rice Explains
Rice came to China to explain the US's China policy, including arms sale to Taiwan. China complains that Washington is sending the wrong signals to the island's leadership. | Chinese Leaders Go To Europe
Since the beginning of this year Europe has been the top destination for Chinese leaders when they embark on foreign trips. | Words Are Not Enough
Taiwan leader Chen Shuibian¡¯s seemingly conciliatory speech won¡¯t change much the state across the Straits. The mainland has to prepare for the worst to reunify the country. | China Threat, again?
Action speaks louder than words. As time goes on, people are beginning to see China's rise as more of a benign giant panda instead of frightening dragon. | Naked Sushi on Naked Body
The stir caused by the ¡°Sushi on a beauty¡¯s body¡± offered by a Japanese restaurant is dying down. But there¡¯re still questions to be answered related to the practice. | From Sushi to Diaoyu Islands
The flare-up between China and Japan over disputed Diaoyu Islands has been temporarily extinguished. Restraint should be exercised by both sides to prevent the issue from being further politicized. | | More>> |
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| As a graduate from China's
"cradle of diplomats," Foreign Affairs College,
he has a natural interest in China's national security
issues and foreign policies.
He believes in the correctness of Lord Palmerston's
axiom: nations have no permanent allies, only permanent
interests. But he also believes a conflict of national
interest could be addressed in a win-win means instead
of a zero-sum game.
Can China rise peacefully? Will the Confucian values
provide us with the wisdom to avoid war, disease and
poverty? He observes. |
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