Yuxuan (Carlos) Hua

Category: Academic Works

  • It’s Unjust to Only Pick One

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    For the Chinese people living in northern provinces, notably Hebei, the azure sky has become merely a picturization deep inside their minds. In AirVisual’s 2018 report, 19 out of 50 most air-polluted cities in the world are in the North China Plain, predominantly in Henan and Hebei. Conveniently located near Beijing and Tianjin, respectively with…

  • Big Brother Is on His Way

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    Despite its relative political freedom and civil liberty compared to other communist states, Nepal has demonstrated alarming trends of accelerating suppression of free press and strengthened control over social media. It creates grounds and potentiality for extensive information blockage and monopoly. The Freedom House has lowered their ranking score for Nepal’s media and information freedom…

  • We Are Not in Good Hands

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    As the Editor in Chief of the National Geographic, Susan Goldberg attempts to paint a picture of how nature is well “respected” and “protected” by the human society. Nevertheless, she ends up putting we the humans on the top of the wilderness and natural beauty which she claimed to be cherished and esteemed. Goldberg’s vision…

  • The Communists Ruling over A Parliament

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    With the coalition of the two major communist parties and the communists’ subsequent total victory in the nation’s legislative and provincial elections in October 2017, the good old “communist-ruled countries family” embraced its brand new sixth member: the Himalayan state of Nepal. Nevertheless, distinctive from its other communist friends, Nepal stands as a parliamentary democracy…