I became interested in the issues related to the global economic crisis because the impact to people’s lives is tremendous. Yesterday, the USA Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner unveiled the public-private plan, which is to buy up to $2 trillion in toxic assets that are weighing down the USA banks.It is very intersting to see that [...]

I read an article called ‘Angry China‘ from a respectful british journal:The Economist. It speaks right to the heart of various issues related to Olympic Torch Relay happened in last month, i.e. April. (attached behind) I totally agreed with the writer that the anger that triggered by the torch rely, further encouraged by the chinese [...]

I just read an article called “The Olympics, Tibet and China’s dictatorial regime“, from Kaalhauge’s blog. He is an excellent economist from Denmark. And his blog is main focused on various issues of China. I really enjoyed reading this article. It is very insightful. I more or less have similar ideas but was not be [...]

Dear Sarah(sarah.stamper@liv.ac.uk) : I am a regular attender of the Public Lecture Series offered by our university. I think they are in very good quality in general. Given the limited seats and time, not so many people could attend these lectures. And I see the positive move that your team has made to making these [...]

Usually, I work harder when the deadline of the paper is approaching. I imagine that I could have done better if there would be more time. But when there is more time, I would still feel the same. I think the problem might lie in two main reasons: The research typically has an open end. [...]

Research is a human activity based on intellectual investigation and aimed at discovering, interpreting, and revising human knowledge on different aspects of the world. Research can use the scientific method, but need not do so. Me is a human being. The connection between research and me is my curiosity about this world. We have an [...]