Former Comics Painter Makes a Living by Writing and Painting

The night fair in Temple Street reflects the living culture of Hong Kong. In there, various goods exhibit, and sorts of food sends off delicious smell. Plenty of people who have different skin colors crowed in this street, with the sounds of conversation in various languages. However, on the south side of Temple Street, a […]

The Analysis of the Future Relations in Korean Peninsula

The tension between South Korea and North Korea becomes ease, further reducing the possibility of breaking war. On Sep. 19, the leaders of South Korea and North Korea, Moon Jae-in and Kim Jong Un signed the Pyongyang Declaration. In the first item of the Pyongyang Declaration, it said that the two sides will expand the […]

Pulitzer Winner Shows New Technology to the Students

Josh Haner, a staff photographer and the senior editor for Photo Technology at The New York Times, won the 2014 Pulitzer Prize in Feature Photography. Haner differentiates his photography by using the latest drone technology and cutting-edge web design to boost readership. When it came to what he shot by Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, “It’s not […]

The Game of State Interests—The US Cuts Diplomatic Ties with Cuba

Fidel Castro, known as the “father of Cuba,” was described by the socialist countries as an outstanding thinker, politician, and strategist of Cuba. However, according to the calculation of Fabian Escalante, who served as the chief executive of the security guard of commander Che Guevara, the US had assassinated Castro 638 times. What is hidden […]

Patriotic Fervor Runs High on China’s National Day

Hong Kong hosted a significant celebration of National Day in Central, Monday, October. 1, 2018. A large number of patriots voluntarily took part in this activity. Lots of civilian including many who come from mainland China came to the Central for taking part in the celebration of National Day. Some of them highly rose […]