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History must never forget the service of the Flying Tigers

As time passes, we lose more of our World War II veterans, a reminder of how important it is to preserve history.

Chang Jun|San Francisco Journal

Bullying is not cool and doesn't belong in US schools

Families and school administrators need to keep vigilant to any form of bullying in schools and act quickly to stop the malicious and shield the young and vulnerable from falling victims to bullying.

Chang Jun|San Francisco Journal

Putting differences aside for the well-being of community

Leaders of grassroots civic organizations among Asian Americans should put aside their political differences, unite their constituents, pool their resources and put their heads together to help form a fairer and more constructive society for the well-being of their community.

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San Francisco Journal

Silicon Valley offers educators the chance to reinvent

Universities and other higher education institutions in China are seeking to reposition themselves and redefine their relations with the government, society and the business world.

Chang Jun|San Francisco Journal

Anything goes, as more and more shoppers browse via mobile

The retail data on both Black Friday in the US and the 11-11 "Valentine's Day" shopping spree in China show that a sizable number of the transactions were completed through handheld devices and the Internet, a trend that retailers and e-commerce enterprises might want to keep an eye on.

Chang Jun|San Francisco Journal

Chinese firms starting to think outside the box

For anyone who thinks China and Chinese enterprises lack innovation and creativity, think again.

Chang Jun|San Francisco Journal

Alibaba pulls out all the stops for Singles' Day

Companies and enterprises in the world's largest economy are stepping up their efforts to develop new markets outside of China and target customers the world over.

Chang Jun|San Francisco Journal

Racism takes a bus ride through SF's Chinatown

I was not surprised at the racist rant from a San Francisco Chinatown tour guide that was caught on video tape during a bus tour through the neighborhood last week.