Selected articles in newspapers and magazines:
Long into the West’s dragon business
Falsch Uebersetztes Chinesisch
Language Imperialism – Democracy in China
Global Language with Chinese Characteristics
Abschied nehmen von Ji Xianlin
How Western Translations Distort China’s Reality
Language and Empire: My language, your prison
East may finally triumph in linguistic battles
Ending the myths about translation
Streit zwischen Japan und China um Diaoyu Inseln
The End of Translation and the Rise of Chinese Terminology
Por qué Occidente deja a un lado los conceptos ingeniosos chinos
La hegemonía del lenguaje: ¡Es ‘shengren’, estúpido!
“My name is Long, Chinese Long” (ita) Italy
Europe’s path to a new humanism
Do not confuse Confucius with Christian Saint Nicholas
A Confucian Christmas in China
How to Become a Spiritual Leader
A Call to Promote Chinese Terminologies
Truly global vocabulary needs untranslatable Chinese terms
The Post-Translational Society
How bad is corruption in China today?
This is the Chinese Dream (Zhongguo Meng)
Constructing an American Confucianism (Asia Times)
Why I Am So Sure – Rise Tianxia, Rise! (Shanghai Daily)
The Public Intellectual and The Marketing of World History
Chinas Universitäten: Daxue oder “Das Grosse Lernen”
Sprachimperialismus: Was gibt’s in China, wenn nicht “Demokratie”?
The perils of being associated with China (The Korea Times)
12 Years in China – Reflections – T J Pattberg
How China’s Ivy League Obsession Shortchanges Homegrown Universities (Global Asia)
Free Asia-Pacific from Western hold (China Daily)
The rising cult of China experts
Times and culture beckon Confucius back (China Daily)
Films vis-a-vis nations’ global role (China Daily)
Chinese are not so foolish as to worship at the church of Western values (SCMP)
Pattberg: ¿Apoyar la creación de un lenguaje universal para un mundo globalizado?
Everything is NOT awesome (Ai Weiwei) (British GQ Magazine)
Star Wars is Taoism in American garb (China Daily)
House of Mei a legacy of Peking Opera (The Telegraph)
A Song of Winter and Spring (China Daily)
Democracy is the opiate of history’s losers, as Japan proves (South China Morning Post)
All you need to know about the BRICS 2017 Summit in China (New Delhi Times)
US airlines following the piper’s tune (China Daily)
Lovers have more days to spend together (China Daily)
Zhu Bajie y Peppa Pig: arquetipos universales de optimismo y abundancia (People.cn)
The pig as universal archetype of optimism (China Daily)
Cultural Diversity Key To A Better World: an Eastern perspective (The Telegraph)
Political Correctness is Preventing Child Births in Japan (Japan Today)
Use these 10 powers of Tao and become an exemplary person (Sivana East)
Reassure HK, remind Britain SAR no longer a British ‘colony’ (China Daily)
