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William Han
William Han is a lawyer and writer. Born in Taiwan and a citizen of New Zealand, he is a graduate of Yale College and Columbia Law School.
The Alliance of the Six Kingdoms once sought to take on a sole superpower, Qin: there are direct parallels today with the Western Bloc and China.
‘Even if tomorrow this island fantasy comes to an abrupt and fiery end, in a thousand years, history books will record the first culturally Chinese democracy.’
‘If Trump dies, perhaps America will be spared a tyrant, but Americans will also be robbed of the opportunity to reject tyranny,’ writes William Han.
Accusations of discrimination against Asian students by Yale University are just another instance of white American conservatives using the Asian ‘model minority’ myth to attack the interests of others.
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Under the leadership of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, the country is now virus-free – but the ‘lonely fortress’ needs the rest of the globalised and interdependent world.
While the prime minister has won international adulation for her crisis leadership, her government has had its missteps.
William Han was living in Serbia when Europe’s Covid-19 cases began to mount. As surrounding countries started sealing their borders, he decided it was time to get out.
Mass killing in the service of extremist politics is new to New Zealand, but the seeds of virulently racist ideas were long ago planted in the country.
Why grease the palm of an admissions official when there are perfectly legal ways of cheating your way into America’s top universities? And among the most pernicious is this: the time-honoured tradition of ‘legacy’ places
Enamoured by the tale of Gan Ying, an ancient Chinese explorer who set out to reach Rome, William Han decided to follow his path – from Hong Kong to Italy, via the likes of Afghanistan and Iran. Here is the fourth excerpt from his book
Enamoured by the tale of Gan Ying, an ancient Chinese explorer who set out to reach Rome, William Han decided to follow his path – from Hong Kong to Italy, via the likes of Afghanistan and Iran. Here is the third excerpt from his book
Enamoured by the tale of Gan Ying, an ancient Chinese explorer who set out to reach Rome, William Han decided to follow his path – from Hong Kong to Italy, via the likes of Afghanistan and Iran. Here is the second excerpt from his book
Enamoured by the tale of Gan Ying, an ancient Chinese explorer who set out to contact the Roman Empire, William Han decided to follow in his path – from Hong Kong to Italy, via the likes of Afghanistan and Iran
