As a person of Chinese descent, I sense a comeuppance of the ethnic sort: as a race, haven't we tolerated the rule of the Communist Party long enough?  And hasn't the mechanism of the Party, so entrenched in the mainland, been the reason for the coronavirus run amok, now a pandemic of global proportions, downing lives and livelihoods everywhere? As much as an ordinary Chinese person wants to stay out of the furore of inter-ethnic tension, the tension is there nonetheless.  There is no use denying that the virus and its mismanagement and concealment started in mainland China.  And there is no use lamenting that the peoples of the world do not trust, like, or support the Chinese. How are the nations supposed to like even the idea of China if there is no discernible Chinese activism against the communist regime?  The Chinese, out of racial insecurity, often stand with the People's Republic and its communist paradigm. The...(Read Full Article)