Resilence in Crisis: From “The Plague”to Global Pandemics Feiyu Lin Albert Camus’s novel “The Plague”, published in 1947, depicts an epidemic destroying a small town-Oran. In the epidemic, as the epidemic spreads, the government establishes a strict quarantine, locking the town gates to keep the sickness from spreading to nearby areas. The citizens of […]
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About Youth Unemployment
Posted by Editor on May 31st, 2025
The issue of youth unemployment has been around for decades, but in recent years, it feels like it’s taken on a new level of urgency. Everywhere you look—whether it’s in developed countries with strong economies or in developing nations trying to grow—young people are struggling to find jobs that match their skills, education, or even […]
Gandhi’s Philosophy in Global Reflection
Posted by Editor on May 2nd, 2025
Gandhi’s Philosophy in Global Reflection Feiyu Lin Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, generally recognized as India’s Father of the Nation, is a powerful symbol of world peace and justice. Gandhi, whom poet Rabindranath Tagore labeled “Mahatma” or “Great Soul,” founded the world-renowned theory of nonviolent resistance and civil disobedience. His ideas not only greatly influenced India’s […]
Intellectual Leap with AI
Posted by Editor on April 12th, 2025
Intellectual Leap with AI In the past, when we had to collect information, we would need to go to the library, scour the high shelves, and shuffle through one volume after another. It could easily take ten days. Today, however, once we turn to an AI model, it will only take ten seconds for it to […]
Colonialism: Psychological Trauma and its Enduring Impact
Posted by Editor on April 2nd, 2025
Colonialism: Psychological Trauma and its Enduring Impact Feiyu Lin Frantz Fanon, a doctor, and revolutionary thinker, showed the serious psychological consequences of colonialism in his famous essay, “The Wretched of the Earth”. By researching real-life incidents from the Algerian War of Independence, Fanon investigated how colonial brutality caused severe psychological wounds in both the […]
