Not only are Tibetans REQUIRED to learn Tibetan, non-Tibetans in Xizang are also required to learn Tibetan. All grades learn Tibetan and Chinese. All classes. All students. I go to Tibet/Xizang every year. I visit schools of all ages.

For nearly six decades the U.S. has voluntarily remained in the dark on Israel's nuclear capabilities. The ambiguity ends now. There is too much at stake to accept ignorance. We are at war alongside Israel against Iran without knowing what their red lines are for using a

Has China become a rising, rapdily developed global superpower despite the fact that they have not fought a single war in 47 years, or because of it?

The Trump-Netanyahu war is not just about Iran. Israel's Defense Minister says, “The fate of southern Lebanon will be the same as that of Gaza.” 2,702 people have been killed there, 1.6 million displaced and dozens of villages destroyed. NO MORE U.S. MILITARY AID TO NETANYAHU.

US ambassador to UN Mike Waltz is introducing a UN resolution calling for freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. Hmmm. What about freedom of navigation for the Sumud Flotilla to Gaza attacked by Israel in international waters near Crete?

What a weird way to say Israel bombed Beirut violating the “ceasefire.”

There’s a reason they use the image but not the full video.

There have been ~10 attacks on UK Synagogues in the last 12 months. There have been ~300 attacks on UK Mosques in the last 12 months. Why is the former a problem ... but the latter isn't?

70% of farmers say they can’t afford to buy all the fertilizer they need for this growing season due to the war in Iran. 2/3 of the U.S. is in a drought. The costs of food is already high, and the rising cost of gas makes it even tougher on Americans and our farmers. Food

INTEL BOMBSHELL: Ex-counterterrorism chief says US spy agencies agreed Iran wasn't building a nuke before war started foxnews.com/politics/us-in…

Israel is now killing so many people in Lebanon so regularly that the media has lost interest. Much like it did in Gaza.

“This war is going exceptionally well for Israel. They knew that the U.S. would be busy with Iran and that would allow them to focus on invading Lebanon… and that’s exactly what they are doing. They are also telling President Trump, “you can’t pull out now you’ll be humiliated.”

🇺🇸🇮🇷 RUBIO: Only stupid countries don’t shoot back when you’re shot at. And we’re not a stupid county. Did he forget that the U.S. STARTED this war?

Where are the two pilots that crashed and were rescued in Iran? Are they ok? Why don’t we know anything about them?

All this to stop a nuke that didn't exist and open a strait that wasn't closed.

The visual architecture of Chinese characters is often perceived as a daunting puzzle for beginners, leading many to seek shortcuts through radicals, pictures, or phonetic clues. This article of mine explores a fascinating subset of the written language: characters formed by

VICTORY DAY: China’s🇨🇳 overlooked role in World War 2: China lost 20 MILLION people during WW2, second only to the Soviet Union which lost 27 million people. Between 400K-700K of Imperial Japan’s soldiers were killed by Chinese forces resisting Japanese occupation. Imperial

Ringo ✪ 🇮🇶 🇺🇸 Hunt & kill the terrorists, avoid the trap of getting sucked into the regime change game. That’s what happed here, we took the bait laid by the Israelis & exploited by hardliners in Iran. Now we’re stuck in a trap.

For many Chinese language learners, reading is often viewed as a chore—a rigorous exercise in deciphering new vocabulary and hunting through dictionaries. This approach treats every text as a list of words to be conquered, which can quickly lead to burnout and a lack of genuine

The search for beginner-friendly Chinese reading material often leads to a frustrating paradox: books marketed for learners frequently feel unnervingly difficult, despite using a "simple" vocabulary. This struggle stems from a fundamental disconnect between word counts and