Culture – Huaqiao in the Middle Kingdom

GO Eileen GU

Who is Eileen Gu? In case you didn’t know by now, she is the current darling of the Chinese media

Shakespeare once wrote “a rose by any other name would smell as sweet” in Romeo and Juliet. But language and

A few years back, I wrote an article titled, “Macarons versus Macaroons.” In it, I lambasted the North American habit

This came across my newsfeed today but hidden way down in the articles of the SCMP. Hong Kong fourth wave:

The Wall Street Journal got into some trouble with the publishing of this article “China Is the Real Sick Man

Noble prize winner. The phrase rolls off the tongue and is used to lend gravitas to any argument by asserting

“Of all tyrannies, a tyranny exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It may be

Today’s topic is, as it almost always is, about my disdain for today’s modern soy-latte sipping, politically-correct, pretentious and condescending

I am astounded that many older Hong Kong Chinese still have a strong affinity to the United Kingdom and the

My wife says I should have been a lawyer; my gift of gab combined with my rapier wit and quick