Cheng Kaili, secretary-general of the “Pro-Taiwan Anti-Communist National Revival Party” and a former Taiwanese businessman, still feels a …
Mikel Davis
Mikel Davis
Mikel serves as editor and sometime writer for Nspirement. He’s willing to tackle any assignment, really, but prefers editing. Writing can take you anywhere and is a little unpredictable (or maybe it’s just his writing). Take this bio for instance. When he started writing, the goal was clear: make it fun and interesting. “Interesting” is no problem. He’s worked on a farm, owned a bakery and worked in healthcare. He’s lived on the Navajo reservation in Arizona as well as in Vienna, Austria. And boy, has he traveled! He’s been to Italy and France, Spain and Portugal, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan. He loves foreign cultures and foreign places. He’s interested in renewable energy and dreams of buying an electric vehicle some day when there are more charging stations around. He cares about his work and hopes it can impact others so they have a better life, or at least a better day. But “fun”? Does the liberal use of parenthetical phrases count as fun? (Say “yes” or else he might start typing a “Dad” joke!)
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CorruptionEditor's Pick
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Modern life often comes with constant stress, inadequate rest, and poor dietary habits — all of which can …
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When you’re traveling, what’s your biggest worry? Some people fear losing their luggage, others their passports or important …
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WisdomEditor's Pick
Heaven’s Warnings: The Meaning and Symbolism of Natural Disasters
by Mikel DavisTraditional Chinese thought treated natural disasters as moral signals rather than accidents of nature. Seen as Heaven’s warnings, …
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Social MediaFeatured
U.S. Tennis Player Sparks Controversy for Criticizing Chinese Dishes
by Mikel DavisOn September 16, the Billie Jean King Cup Finals opened in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province. U.S. team player Taylor …
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The brain controls how we think, move, feel, and remember. However, certain everyday habits can gradually harm it …
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A quiet, middle-aged homeless man appeared one day in Baishishui Town. He was around 40, rarely spoke, and …
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ChinaEditor's Pick
China’s Dunkirk: How Lu Zuofu and Minsheng Company Saved a Nation’s Industry
by Mikel DavisLu Zuofu, known in the Republic of China era as China’s “Shipping King,” rose from humble beginnings to …
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ChinaEditor's Pick
How the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Destroys Family Bonds and Humanity
by Mikel DavisIn modern Chinese history, some events have been deliberately erased by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) because they …
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Human RightsEditor's Pick
The Tragic Fate of Lu Zuofu, China’s ‘Shipping King’ (Part 2)
by Mikel DavisDespite Lu Zuofu’s efforts to keep Minsheng Company alive, the years following his return to the mainland brought …