Pre-modern and non-Western cultures must be evaluated in their own context, on their own terms, according to their own criteria, and can not be judged according to “civilised” and modern standards, in congruence with Western definition of “progress”.

A bird’s-eye-view outline of China’s concrete path of national rejuvenation and international world historic decolonisation, paving the road toward global communisation.

Just as the African elders predicted in the ancient tale, today humanity faces crises on many fronts which together pose a great threat to our survival along with other forms of life on earth, with inequity that results from private property and accumulation at the heart of the problem. Hard times lie ahead, but also a chance to re-organise ourselves in better ways, technologically advanced and rationally organised production, distribution, and consumption, guided by the wisdom of ancients: socialism.

We are all locked in this perverse consumer capitalist trap, where the art of society’s victims provide an outlet for the frustrations of those who benefit from, but are at the same time stifled by, the same system of victimization. It is not necessarily a problem in itself for middle or upper class people to enjoy or take part in the culture of the disenfranchised, because both groups are caught in the same trap, only positioned at opposite ends.

Before we can alleviate symptoms of race/racism and undergo operations in the hope of healing and restoration, we must first perform thorough and precise diagnosis of the disease, examine its roots, and identify its nature.