Watching America

Profile: I was born in Zhanjiang City, a small coastal city in southern part of Guangdong province in China. I graduated from middle school there and worked as a farmer, a factory worker and then immigrated to the United States in March, 1979. After I settled down in San Francisco, California, I worked as a dish washer in a restaurant, a salesman in a chicken store, a construction worker, a press operator, an office clerk, and a department supervisor. I graduated from City College of San Francisco with a major in Library Technology and earned a BA degree in San Francisco State University with major in Chinese Language and Literature. I am currently in training to becoming a healthcare interpreter. I have a happy family consisting of my wife, my son who is now working at Google, and my daughter who is currently studying in University of Oregon. I am always interested at doing translations in various fields including news, business and literature. There is a Chinese idiom saying "兼听则明，偏听则暗", meaning that “Listening to all sides will keep us bright, listening with bias will keep us in dark". I am looking forward to working with every one in the team and keeping every American informed objectively and comprehensively.
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China’s Vision of the United States in 2012
“Occupy Wall Street”: The Angry Voices from the US Underclass
“Helping” EU Crisis for Purpose of Slipping Out of the Predicament
Revelation from the European Debt Crisis: U.S. Strength and Ambitions Do Not Match
The American System Is Sick Indeed
The U.S.’s True Intention in Escalatingthe War over the Exchange Rate
Damage to China’s Core Interests Must Not be Allowed
Why Is the U.S. Concerned about the Development of the Chinese Air Force?
Can the U.S. Lower Debt by Reducing Military Spending?
U.S. Debt May Hurt U.S. Moral Image

Bio : Pak Ng