In a very good editorial commentary at the end of August, titled “Loss of bookstores signals crossroads of virtual, real,” the China Post made some very good points about bookstores, book culture and electronic reading devices.
2012/9/2 , 1 Comment |
The China Post and I
A steaming hot cup of milk tea, a delicious smeared whipped cream cake and a newspaper called The China Post just purchased from a convenience store: A beautiful morning has begun. This scenario has occurred almost every morning at the dining table in my home. 2012/9/2 |
The China Post means both predestination and affinity to me. 2012/9/1 |
Dear Editor,
I have known The China Post since my college years. From my perspective, its reading level is between Newsweek and Time, and this is the first reason I chose to read this paper. As time goes by, I found it became my “final savior” after a long day's work. 2012/8/31 |
In a recent article for Reason, Ira Stoll praised the 2012 Olympics — not only in the body but the title itself — as a “Triumph of Capitalism” (July 23, 2012). 2012/7/28 |
Human relationships are always complex, hence the interest in cultivating a sixth sense to tune in to people around us, to get to know them, to learn what they are like and what their dreams and hopes are. All this as far as possible and within the framework in which the relationship occurs. 2012/7/25 |
In this modern day version of David and Goliath, the Philippines is David — meek, but strong at heart — battling it out with a Goliath-like China, an economic and military superpower. The battle has been fought from two directions. 2012/7/24 , 4 Comments |
One of the by-products of regional uncertainty and the Arab Spring has been the steady rise in oil prices. And this added revenue has helped rapidly fill state coffers. Today, some of the GCC countries are putting that revenue to task in mega-billion-dollar projects across the land.
2012/6/8 |
Dear Editor,
The old, barely original, slogan, “Stop worrying and enjoy life,” seems to be the favorite message of our government here in Spain. It could be translated into “Relax!, don't you worry about the crisis, keep on spending, while I watch out for everything.” 2012/6/5 |
Dear Editor,
I would like to express my opinion on the recent spate of women narrowly escaping getting swindled by con rings.
2012/6/1 |
