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10/01/2026   China is remaking globalisation on its own terms
By G Venkat Raman
Chinese technology companies relied heavily on Nvidia's artificial intelligence chips, with the company continuing to design China-specific products despite US export controls. Yet in September 2025, Beijing reportedly instructed major firms to accelerate the adoption of domestic alternatives.
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10/01/2026   ‘China's governance has been remarkable’ | Martin Jacques
By CGTN America and 5 more
In 2009, Martin Jacques predicted China's rise would transform the global balance of power, a claim many dismissed as far-fetched at the time. Nearly two decades later, Pew's latest global survey shows China now viewed more favorably than the United States across most of the world. In this interview with Asieh Namdar, Jacques explains what's driving the shift.
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10/01/2026   AI is about to reshape disease, war and economic growth
By Dambisa Moyo
The AI debate has largely focused on productivity gains and job displacement, but its consequences will reach much further. By revolutionising how we combat disease, wage wars, and stimulate income growth, AI could fundamentally alter the terms of human existence.
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In this publication, we offer 1) “AI is about to reshape disease, war and economic growth” by Dambisa Moyo; 2) “‘China's governance has been remarkable’ | Martin Jacques” by CGTN America and 5 more; and 3) “China is remaking globalisation on its own terms” by G Venkat Raman.

 

In the Music Section, we have Henry Huo (霍尊) singing and more:

 

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10/5第二八〇回「寫·閱·評·聚」

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為了鼓勵寫作閱讀、磨練評論技巧、欣賞多元意見、提升寫作能力,「寫·閱·評·聚」將於10/5/2026舉行第二八〇回聚會。

 

日期:10/5(週一)晚上8:00至10:00(美東時間)

地點:線上相聚

參與資格:「寫·閱·評·聚」會員,非會員可旁聽

報名:請電郵金大俠(chin8673@yahoo.com)

 

「寫·閱·評·聚」的宗旨有四:(一)鼓勵中文寫作的興趣;(二)提升中文寫作的技巧與水準;(三)加強文章評論的質量與深度;(四)促進創新及作品的思想性、文學性、藝術性。並以多元、尊重、包容、互助的方式參與每一次的聚會。「寫·閱·評·聚」歡迎對華文寫作有興趣的人加入,加入條件是寫一篇自我簡介、期許及個人的寫作目標。「寫·閱·評·聚」的網站是http://blog.udn.com/WREMDC

 

9/21第二七九回「寫·閱·評·聚」由金大俠主持,七人與會,閱評文友四篇文章。<【鼠】來寶>以家中鼠患為主線,透過夫妻鬥智與老鼠「高智商」的趣事,寫出生活中的幽默與夫妻情趣。敘事輕鬆,細節生動,結尾「人不如鼠」尤具喜感。此文最大的價值不在於「老鼠有多難抓」,而在於夫妻兩人在一場小小鼠患中的性格與互動。老爺子認真研究捕鼠,老媽子一邊崇拜、一邊吐槽、一邊善後,最後連老鼠都被寫成「懂養生」的角色,很有家庭生活的溫度。<二十二座瀑布,與一群赤足的阿米希女孩>以二十二座瀑布為明線,以阿米希孩子為暗線,景物描寫細膩,人物互動生動,並自然引出科技與生活體驗的反思。結尾以流水收束,含蓄有餘韻。若減少哲理說明,文章會更耐讀。<飛向自由的皮箱:理想與留學>一文以菜市場少女一路走向美國留學為主軸,將家庭責任、求學、職涯選擇與理想追尋自然串起,皮箱、菜刀、單程機票等意象尤其動人。市場是起點,圖書室是轉折,皮箱是離開,飄雪是抵達。若再精簡部分背景敘述,並加強前後映照,感染力會更強。<三首>以「感、知、道、行」串聯康德哲學與基督教信仰,從對偶短句延伸至人生、道德與AI的思考,思想企圖很大。惟哲學與神學概念交織較密,部分論述跳躍,若聚焦一條主軸,文章會更凝練有力,有可讀性 。【參與者七人:蔡、張、湯、雷蕭、韓、金】 

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