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OPINION | Zhou Bo: Female fantasies lived out in Chinese mobile entertainment

18 January 2018

As a sandwich straight guy over 30, I previously gave no thought to ever playing Love and Producer, the most popular mobile game spreading among young Chinese ladies.
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OPINION | SISU Experts: China and the Gulf Crisis - The Stakes are High

10 July 2017

Events in the Gulf have accelerated dramatically over the past month, bringing with it global attention given the region’s strategic position in terms of energy and financial resources.
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OPINION | Xin Hua: China's three steps to shaping globalization that benefits all

14 March 2017

The cornerstones of the institutional foundations of global governance are cracking at an accelerated speed, due to the heavy blows brought on by the dramatic changes taking place in the world economy and global politics.
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OPINION | Wang Yi: U.K. leads the world in building smart cities

08 March 2017

The United Kingdom is one of the industrial countries which started to build smart city early. In recent years, the U.K. government has launched numbers of smart city projects which have sharply raised the city’s intellectualization and facilitation.
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VOICES | My Approaching to Shakespeare

12 December 2016

It was in my junior school that I first read one of Shakespeare’s dramas — The Merchant of Venice. My only impression of it was those complex sentences as well as the elusive words, and it was a Chinese translation.
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VOICES | A Separate Peace: When the Bard’s Hand on Me

27 June 2016

Julius Caesar’s well-known quote, I came, I saw, I conquered, renders an excellent variation for my tribute to William Shakespeare, who, through his sonnet, extends a soothing hand over my troubled mind. Namely, I came, I saw, I concurred.
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OPINION | Do Modern People Read Less?

27 June 2016

The degradation of modern people’s reading habits is lamentable. I expect one day in the future we will regress to a peaceful state, holding books in the hand and preoccupied with reading for the sake of pure intellectual pleasure.
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OPINION | Brexit debate hinges on Britain's grand vision for its role in the world

21 June 2016

With the Brexit referendum around the corner, supporters on both sides are accelerating their campaigns for or against the motion, leading to a heated debate that is sweeping across not only the British Isles but pretty much the whole Western world.
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OPINION | Bao Shixiu: A meaningful wartime friendship

20 June 2016

The peace created after WWII can only continue if China and the United States strengthen their partnership.
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VOICES | Literature and I

23 May 2016

Since very young, I have regarded literature as a “he”, first a stranger to be looked upon from afar, then a lover to be teased and petted in heart.
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