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Luo Huaiyu
标题图片 Mr. Luo Huaiyu is a lecturer of the School of Humanities and Law, Beijing University of Chemical Technology. He is a PhD candidate of both Macquarie University and Beijing Language and Culture University. He has research interests in critical and cultural studies, fiction and poetry, and translatology. His column focuses on China's governance, social transformation, education, and a range of global issues.
2013 March 23
The harmony of Chinese dreams
The "Chinese Dream" is a dream of hope and a promise worth striving for, a dream dating back a millennium in pursuit of peace and harmony.
2012 November 16
Towards national rejuvenation: is Taiwan ready?
Empathy plays a critical role in cross-Straits relations, and decades of growth signal that reunification may be closer than many predict.
2012 November 12
Strolling panda, leaping kangaroo
Sino-Australian bilateral relations strengthen with dawning of the Asian Century.
2012 July 19
The hypocrisy of democracy?
The US has long pushed its notion of democracy on other countries. But by doing so as aggressively as it has, has it undermined the very concept?
2012 March 12
The Congress is on the March
The current NPC and CPPCC sessions have shown more openness and a maturing political psychology. Yet more time and reform is needed to become a ‘world player’.
2011 December 29
China needs proactive foreign policy for an Asia-focused world
As the world's strategic and economic center of gravity continues to shift to the Asia-Pacific region, focusing on foreign policy goals in Asia makes sense for China.
2011 October 15
China must bridge innovation gap
China must take more steps to build a climate conducive to the spirit of innovation.
2011 October 12
US apology mends its constitutional spirit
U.S. senatorial apology for the country's past discriminatory laws targeting Chinese immigrants marks a progress on the road to liberty and can serve as a guide for the legislature's future decision-making about China.
2011 October 2
The lose-lose situation in China's healthcare system
The uneven distribution of medical supplies and the scarcity of quality care in China's current healthcare system has placed doctors, patients and the whole society in a lose-lose situation.
2011 June 20
UN reform: Between Scylla and Charybdis
To forge head in a secure direction, the United Nations has to achieve a new balance while strengthening itself.
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