OpEds
Why Taiwan shouldn’t declare independence | Irene Lin – Grade 12
Taiwan has been struggling to maintain a stable relationship with its diplomatic allies, while China, Taiwan's biggest economic partner and an influential country around the world, continues to suppress Taiwan. While some see a declaration of independence as the...
OpEd: Literature isn’t boring – you are | Kyle Huang – Grade 9
Literature seems like the one subject that students do not care about. To students, it is an insignificant part of their teenage lives compared to all the action that is happening around them. In stark contrast to school drama, gossip, social media, or even other...
Taiwan needs to develop its own military industries | Carson Hu – Grade 11
War is a never ending business. It is in the public's interest to boost our country’s economy and national security. This why Taiwan should invest more in national defense technologies. Constant threats For the past 70 years Taiwan has constantly been under the direct...
Opinion: Taiwanese students need MORE hours at school, not fewer | Tricia Liao – Grade 12
Going to school is a process that everyone will experience in their life. In each country, the starting time and ending time of school is different, so students around the world stay at school for different amounts of hours. Some countries have longer school days, some have shorter ones. Due to this difference, students from […]
Death in literature: East vs. West | Minnie Chen – Grade 12
Death in novels often shows a writer’s relationship with death, and moreover, their life philosophy. Different countries’ cultures have greatly influenced writers’ interpretations of life and death, and makes them see the death as either something positive or passive. Death in Japanese literature Many Japanese novels use death to tell their story, like Akutagawa Ryūnosuke’s […]
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