2014年3月3日 星期一
2014年2月27日 星期四
Say goodbye to Taiwan
When China started its impressive growth in the 1980s, most Americans and Asians thought this was wonderful news, because all of the ensuing trade and other forms of economic intercourse would make everyone richer and happier. China, according to the reigning wisdom, would become a responsible stakeholder in the international community, and its neighbors would have little to worry about. Many Taiwanese shared this optimistic outlook, and some still do.
They are wrong. By trading with China and helping it grow into an economic powerhouse, Taiwan has helped create a burgeoning Goliath with revisionist goals that include ending Taiwan’s independence and making it an integral part of China. In sum, a powerful China isn’t just a problem for Taiwan. It is a nightmare.
Say goodbye to Taiwan
John J. Mearsheimer is the R. Wendell Harrison Distinguished Service Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago. He serves on the Advisory Council of The National Interest. This article is adapted from a speech he gave in Taipei on December 7, 2013, to the Taiwanese Association of International Relations. An updated edition of his book The Tragedy of Great Power Politics will be published in April by W. W. Norton.
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配角
我知道我是跑龍套的,不管是在別人的人生裡,或我自己的,怎麼演都是不起眼的配角。
跑龍套的也會累,而且很愛抱怨。所以平日裡盡量不讓自己太意識到這分悲慘,偏偏到了農曆過年的時候,不斷的聚餐聚會,配角悲哀的疏離就會一再一再地被凸顯出來。
幸好我好吃愛喝,食物總能暖和胃袋,進而幫全身加溫。
2014年1月25日 星期六
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