A mixed feeling, something in between physical fear and aristocratic despice is inevitable, when one lives in fragile Venice and a menacing brutal monster enters the Canal Grande, offering the narrow strees and the delicate mosaics that pave its churches and palaces to the newly enriched masses of global tourism.
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China in a trap
A Short Introduction to the Problems of China in the East-Asian System of Maritime Routes
If one looks at it on the world map, China appears to be a big landmass encased deep inside the heart of Asia. Still, its relationship to the sea is very important: not only because the majority of the Chinese are crowded in a pretty narrow coastal strip, but also because all their manufacturing activities […]