Not Bursting with Flavor, but Goes Nicely with Impeachment Celebrations
The Qatar Crisis Is a Wake-Up Call
“The Qatar Crisis Is a Wake-Up Call”, published at The National Interest on July 5, 2017 The Qatar crisis that began snowballing so shortly after President Trump returned from his first fo... Read More
A new president and new opportunities in Korea
“A new president and new opportunities in Korea”, published at China.org.cn on May 11, 2017 The election of a liberal, Moon Jae-in, as president of the Republic of Korea presents opportuni... Read More
Not Bursting with Flavor, but Goes Nicely with Impeachment Celebrations
“Not Bursting with Flavor, but Goes Nicely with Impeachment Celebrations”, published at Roads & Kingdoms on April 26, 2017 The long, grassy square in front of Gwanghwamun gate was fil... Read More
Why China Must Confront North Korea
“Why China Must Confront North Korea”, published at The National Interest on March 21, 2017 If the United States pursues a more militaristic agenda towards North Korea under Trump, then Ch... Read More
Why some Koreans are still supporting Park Geun-hye
“Why some Koreans are still supporting Park Geun-hye”, published at China Travel Writer Blog on March 2, 2017 It was one of the most important patriotic holidays in South Korea and also a ... Read More
Why Young Chinese Aren’t Nationalistic
“Why Young Chinese Aren’t Nationalistic”, published at Eurasia Review on February 10, 2017 As Johnston’s numbers suggest, China’s youth are in fact noticeably less likely than their ... Read More
Protests at Shanghai mall over financial fraud a growing trend
“Protests at Shanghai mall over financial fraud a growing trend”, published at China Travel Writer Blog on July 25, 2016 On July 16, law enforcement officers were stationed outside the iap... Read More
Ethnic Culture Struggles to Survive in Guangxi, China
“Trip to Chengyang”, published at Panda Guides on November 6, 2015 On the ride into Chengyang, this spring the minibus bounced over rocks and bumps. Along the side of the road, I could see... Read More
Societies Change, but the Beer Remains the Same
“Societies Change, but the Beer Remains the Same”, published in Roads and Kingdoms on October 28, 2015 333 Beer in Saigon Food vendors pushed three-wheeled carts down the street. Motorcycl... Read More